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The Transfusion Medicine Fellowship is a one-year program that prepares physicians to practice as directors of hospital transfusion services or regional blood centers. This fellowship has been offered for over 30 years and has trained over 100 physicians, most of whom are now board certified in transfusion medicine. Approximately 30% of all transfusion medicine specialists in the tri-state area are among these graduates.
The course "Current Practices in Transfusion Medicine" is offered twice a year in APril and July for physicians. Fellows and Residents attend this course to supplement their hospital training and to help prepare for board certification examinations.
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Audioconferences in transfusion medicine are presented throughout the year at various NYBC sites. The Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute sponsors a weekly research seminar series presented by invited scientists. Since 1977 the Alexander S. Wiener Memorial Lecture has been presented by a distinguished scientist. NYBC also partners with professional groups, such as the Blood Banks Association of New York State, the Council of Hospital Blood Bank Directors, the Hospital Blood Bank Supervisors' Association, and the New York Academy of Medicine, to co-sponsor continuing education programs.
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A listing of upcoming education events and registration forms are found here. |
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