Actively Recruiting a Pediatrics Specialty Fellow!
We have an open slot for a pediatrics specialty fellow for the 2021-2022 academic year. Apply by searching for Clinical Informatics (Pediatrics) in ERAS. Our pediatric specialty fellow will train at Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Questions? Reach out to FBYu@uams.edu or AWidner@uams.edu.
Welcome
Welcome to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Clinical Informatics Fellowship Training Program!
As Program Director, I am very thrilled that you are considering Clinical Informatics for your medical subspecialty training. The UAMS Department of Biomedical Informatics is an outstanding home for the program with many innovative projects and initiatives in biomedical informatics, data science, clinical care, educational activities, and academic research. UAMS is committed to growing the next generation of well-trained Clinical Informaticians who understand the value of information technology and are ready to transform the delivery of healthcare with the use of healthcare informatics and technologies. We understand that healthcare is complex and that informatics science is ever-changing. Our training program is designed to balance the applied aspects of clinical informatics with a quality education in Biomedical Informatics, practical hands-on operational experience, diverse real-world rotations, as well as dedicated mentoring and supervision for each Clinical Informatics Fellow. The UAMS CI Fellowship Program will evolve along with the emerging science of medicine and informatics. Our program is designed to advance the interface between healthcare and computer science, leveraging two world-class academic healthcare training centers, Arkansas Children’s Hospital and UAMS Medical Center, aimed at augmenting the primary medical specialty of the informatics fellow.
I encourage you to explore the UAMS Clinical Informatics Fellowship Training Program. We are very excited with the opportunity to train the future generation of Clinical Informaticians who are poised to transform patient care and contribute to the growing science of Biomedical Informatics!
Best regards,
Feliciano “Pele” Yu, Jr., M.D., MSPH, MSHI, FAMIA
Program Director and Professor of Pediatrics, Biomedical Informatics, and Public Health
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Chief Medical Information Officer,
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Email: FBYu@uams.edu