Baptist Health Cancer Care APP Fellowship

PA Postgraduate Program at a Glance

• Specialty: Hematology/Oncology
• Location: Miami, FL
• Accreditation: Not ARC-PA Accredited
• Program length: 12 months ("one-year training program")
• Positions per year: "Program Size - 2 per year"
• Stipend / salary: Check program website
• Benefits: Check program website
• Credential awarded: Check program website
• Eligibility: "The Baptist Health Cancer Care Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Fellowship is a comprehensive, one-year training program designed to prepare Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants for specialized, high-level practice in hematology and oncology." Under the heading "Physician Assistant (PA) Applicants:" -- "be a graduate from an ARC-PA NCCPA accredited Physician Assistant Program" / "Master's Degree or higher." / "Unencumbered license from Florida Board of Medicine." / "Be NCCPA Certified."
• Application deadline: "When are applications accepted? April - May" (interviews June-July; matched/notified July-August)
• How to apply: Check program website
• Start date: "When does the program start? August (September for 2025 cohort)"
• Setting & rotations: Two tracks, verbatim: "the Malignant Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) track and the Classical Hematology track". Sites: Baptist Hospital, Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute. Classical Hematology: "Fellows build strong diagnostic reasoning skills across inpatient and outpatient settings".

Not ARC-PA accredited — which is normal for PA postgraduate programs and is not a mark against this one. This specific program is not separately listed in APPAP’s member directory; verify current status with the program.

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