ComACC Accredited Clinical Chemistry Postdoctoral Fellowship Position - Dartmouth Health
Applications for the July 2026 Fellowship Position are being accepted for the Clinical Chemistry Fellowship at Dartmouth Health.
The Clinical Chemistry Fellowship program is designed to provide the fellow with a diverse exposure to clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine. The fellowship program includes exposure to a fully automated clinical chemistry laboratory that includes:
Automated urine drug screening
Endocrinology
Immunology
Infectious disease serology in addition to general clinical chemistry
The fellow also receives training in the on-site special chemistry and immunology laboratory that currently houses two LC-MS/MS analyzers.
The clinical chemistry service also has oversight of 3 stand-alone laboratories that provide general clinical chemistry, coagulation, hematology and urinalysis testing for three large physician practices in southern New Hampshire.
The training program exposes the fellow to dynamic molecular pathology and translational research laboratories that enhance training by providing access to cutting edge molecular testing and research opportunities.
The program at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center is also activity engaged in reference laboratory test utilization including the participation of a medical geneticist and genetic counsellor that contribute to the fellow’s training.
Completion of the two-year fellowship training program will provide the fellow with in depth experiences in clinical laboratory medicine and will prepare the fellow with the necessary prerequisites to qualify for board eligibility from the American Board of Clinical Chemistry.
We accept applications to our program email address (chemistryfellowship@hitchcock.org) beginning in June the year prior to the July start date. In 2024, in agreement with other clinical chemistry fellowship programs, we agreed that we would not have any official virtual or on-site prior to September 1st, and no official offers extended prior to October 1st.
The application packet must include:
1)Letter of interest detailing why they are interested in pursuing a career in clinical chemistry
2) Curriculum vitae
3) Three letters of recommendation, one of which must be from your current direct supervisor and communicated directly to the chemistryfellowship@hitchcock.org email address.
If you are unable to provide this, please address this in your cover letter and arrange an additional letter from someone at your current workplace who is not a peer or subordinate.
Applicants accepted for on-site interview must also be able to provide official transcripts that demonstrate completion of 30 credit hours in chemistry. Applicants who completed their degrees in countries outside of Canada or the United States of America, must also have documentation from an appropriate independent credentialing agency that certifies that the degree and credit hours are equivalent to those that would be obtained in Canada or the US.
https://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/clinical-chemistry-fellowship