Incoming Fellows Fellowship Match
Please join me in welcoming our 2024 UCLA Department of Medicine Subspecialty Fellows! We are thrilled to congratulate the exceptional incoming class and to welcome them to the DoM. The road to becoming an attending physician in medicine is a long and arduous one, rife with bumps, transitions, and steep competition. Our matched fellows have navigated this path thus far with immense grace and success; it is our duty to walk alongside them on this part of their journey so that they are set up for continued success in their subspecialties. These fellows are LEADERS who embody our department's core values, and they will be future leaders in medicine. Please view the video to learn all about these brilliant trainees and their programs, and join me and the fellowship program directors in welcoming them to the DoM family.
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And as we welcome a new cohort of Bruins, we will simultaneously send off another class of our own residents to prestigious programs here in Westwood and across the country! To that end, we want to share a HUGE congratulations to our outgoing UCLA residents on their fellowship matches! We know that you are are prepared to thrive in your new fellowship programs as some of the best and brightest minds in medicine. Please know that you can always count on your DoM family to be your biggest supporter as you embark on this new chapter of your medical careers. We can't wait to celebrate your continued success! Find out where DoM internal medicine residents matched for fellowship programs below.
Finally, let me thank all of our subspecialty program directors for your efforts in recruiting a strong class of fellows into all of our fellowship programs, which all filled again this year. Thanks to the leaders of our residency program for mentoring our residents. We get much joy in seeing your success!
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