- The University of Utah addiction fellowships follow the NRMP Match schedule for Medicine and Pediatric Specialties: https://www.nrmp.org/fellowship/medicine-and-pediatric-specialties-match/. Deadlines, procedures and Match Day are defined by NRMP.
- Eligibility:
- Before entering the addiction medicine (ADM) fellowship program, applicants must have completed primary training in an ACGME-approved residency and be board-eligible or board-certified in an American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) specialty.
- All applicants must have or be eligible to obtain a Utah medical license, Utah controlled substance license, and a DEA number. See https://dopl.utah.gov/physician-and-surgeon/ for more information about qualifications for Utah medical licensure.
- All applicants must follow the policies and procedures regarding eligibility and selection criteria for the addiction medicine fellowship.
- Applicants must meet University of Utah GME requirements for residency eligibility as posted online: https://medicine.utah.edu/gme/trainee-information/application
- Applicants must apply through ERAS https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-residencies-eras/applying-residencies-eras and provide all required documentation for the University of Utah Addiction Medicine Fellowship.
- Qualified applicants will be screened and invited for an in-person virtual interview with fellowship faculty after the ERAS application is complete.
- The University of Utah GME office will complete the credentialing process, including education and license verification, background checks, and a urine drug screen after trainees Match with the program.
- Fingerprinting and a criminal background check must be completed prior to working in University of Utah outpatient clinics.
Any questions should be directed to the Program Manager, Mary McKinlay, MHA at: mary.mckinlay@hsc.utah.edu
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Mary McKinlay, MHA
Administrative Program Manager
Phone: (801) 587-3543
Email: mary.mckinlay@hsc.utah.edu
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