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We believe advocacy is a critical component of resident education. During your time at Tufts Medical Center, we work to develop the tools you need to be strong advocates for your patients, your communities, and our field.

We recognize that a diverse physician workforce enables the creation of a more just and equitable women’s healthcare field. To that end, we seek to recruit and support diverse residents that reflect the broad diversity of the patients that we serve.

The Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at Tufts Medical Center is committed to your education, well-being and professional development.

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The fellowship program is designed to include a wide breadth of clinical experiences, allowing fellows to become technically skilled, superbly trained subspecialists and consultants.

The intent of the educational process is to provide the essential understanding and knowledge to render outstanding maternal-fetal care.

Fellows are encouraged to pursue their research interests in basic science, clinical and translational research. It is the goal that each fellow will have at least one presentation a year at a regional or national meeting during their fellowship.

Our staff is comprised of members of the OB/GYN team and other physicians around the hospital. They serve as mentors to guide fellows through the program to finding their niche.

The MFM fellows spend time with physicians, mentors, and other fellows around the hospital.

Our fellowship program began over 40 years ago, with multiple graduates earning positions as academic leaders, research scientists, and valued clinicians.

Learn how to apply to the Maternal Fetal Medicine fellowship at Tufts Medical Center in Boston.

Learn about the responsibilities of our first year fellows at Tufts Medical Center in downtown Boston, MA.

Learn about the responsibilities of our second-year fellows at Tufts Medical Center in downtown Boston, MA.

The Center for Advanced Healthcare Research Informatics, led by Dr. Andrew Williams, produces new modes and methods of using healthcare-generated data and other related data to support research.