General Internal Medicine Fellowship

Hello and welcome to the MD Anderson General Internal Medicine Fellowship program. I am delighted to share with you what our program has to offer. On behalf of our fellowship program team and the Department of General Internal Medicine, we are grateful for your interest.

Our overall goal is to train physicians who can clearly articulate and fully participate in evidence-based and high-quality clinical care of patients at risk for cancer, currently receiving anticancer therapies, and those living with the lasting effects of cancer and its treatment side effects. We consider the ideal candidate to be curious, open-minded, and be willing to be independent and self-led in the basic skills of clinical research and design, as this is a brief stop on the candidate’s sojourn in life. 

We would like to help physicians become better collaborators with patients with cancer, and with colleagues in the oncology space. Our 12-month program allows plenty of time for reflection and contemplation of what matters most to you and how that might inform the next part of your journey with an emphasis on helping patients with cancer with their whole person.

Here, you will have ample time to explore rewarding clinical and research experiences in the outpatient and inpatient environments within our main MD Anderson campus in Houston. We intentionally select only one candidate each year to provide a completely personalized training program to meet the needs and wants of the fellow and match those to the generous resources available at MD Anderson. 

I’m so glad you are considering our program. Please feel free to reach out to me or our fellowship program team if you have any questions. 

Warmly, 

Jessica P. Hwang, M.D., MPH, DipABLM
Program Director, General Internal Medicine Fellowship
Professor and Deputy Chair for Research, Department of General Internal Medicine

Sabhi Gull, M.D. graduated from the University of Texas Southwestern School of Medicine in 2021 and completed her residency at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Knapp Internal Medicine Program in Weslaco, Texas in June 2024.