Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Application

Application Process

Applicants for the Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Program must be registered with National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), which opens for participation in August of each year. Applicants should utilize the application and complete all application requirements listed below.   When all components of your application have been received and reviewed, you will be notified of the action taken and if you will be offered an opportunity to interview for a fellowship position commencing in July of each year.

Applications will be considered through October of each year. Interviews will be conducted throughout July, August and October. We encourage applicants to apply earlier in the application process to insure flexibility with interview scheduling.

We appreciate your interest in our fellowship program and look forward to reviewing the information listed below.

Requirements for Application

• Application - Please note: This component must be emailed. Please save your completed PDF application and send via email to Kaitlin.Chassee@NationwideChildrens.org.

• Curriculum Vitae

• Three letters of reference mailed directly to the program (one must be from your Residency Program Director)

• Personal Statement should include the reasons for your interest in our fellowship program. It must also describe your career goals and research interests and how these can both be accomplished with your acceptance into our program. You may also want to include how past clinical research and other experiences influenced your decision to apply for this fellowship.

Please mail or email application requirements to:

Kaitlin Chassee
Developmental/Behavioral Fellowship Program Coordinator
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Timken Hall G-3C
700 Children's Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Email: Kaitlin.Chassee@NationwideChildrens.org
If you have any questions, please contact Kaitlin Chassee at (614) 722.2435 or Kaitlin.Chassee@NationwideChildrens.org.

International Graduates
In accordance with Nationwide Children’s policy, foreign medical graduates must have a J1 VISA, which will require approval from the Designated Institutional Official and the Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Program Director.