Interested in observing our experts in Pediatrics? Take a look at some of the educational opportunities available in this specialty. Please review our eligibility criteria before applying to one of the programs listed below.

The Pediatric Non-Neural Solid Tumor Observer Program in the department of Pediatrics - Patient Care is a comprehensive observership designed to provide medical professionals with an in-depth understanding of pediatric oncology. The program aims to equip observers with knowledge of multidisciplinary treatment approaches, integration of clinical practice with cutting-edge research, and patient-centered care strategies. Participants will gain valuable insights into the diagnosis, treatment, and holistic management of pediatric non-neural solid tumors, enhancing their ability to apply these practices in their own clinical settings.

Department
Pediatrics - Patient Care

Type of Observer Experience
Clinical

Learning Objectives
Observers can expect to engage in a variety of learning activities, including clinical rounds, surgical observations, and didactic sessions. These activities are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of pediatric oncology, emphasizing the diagnosis and treatment of non-neural solid tumors. By the end of the program, participants will have enhanced their clinical skills, gained insight into multidisciplinary treatment approaches, and developed a deeper appreciation for the integration of research and patient care in pediatric oncology.

Program Fees
All professional applicants are subject to pay an Education & Training administrative fee. Please refer to the main Observer Programs page for more information about the fees and the institution’s application process.

Application
To apply for the Pediatric Non-Neural Solid Tumor Observer Program, please fill out the corresponding Observer Inquiry Form.

Contact
Onetra Robinson
Program Coordinator
Pediatrics - Patient Care
olrobinson@mdanderson.org