Nurse Practitioner Fellow - Marshall Internal Medicine

The Internal Medicine nurse practitioner fellowship program at Marshall Health and the Marshall University Joan

C. Edwards School of Medicine is now accepting applications.

The program is an Accredited Practice Transition Program with Distinction by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. The fellowship provides one year of postgraduate training for nurse practitioners looking to transition into a new specialty or hone their skills in a specific area of practice. Fellows work closely with physicians, other nurse practitioners, pharmacists, resident physicians and internal medicine subspecialty fellows from the Joan

C. Edwards School of Medicine to grow professional expertise in clinical care, research, leadership, didactics and teamwork.

Rotations in general internal medicine and cardiology are required. Elective rotations include endocrinology, gastroenterology, nephrology, infectious disease and pulmonology. Site locations include Huntington as well as outlying communities.

Eligible applicants must have graduated from an accredited Nurse Practitioner Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) or Doctor of Nurse Practitioner (D.N.P.) program within the last 18 months and/or prior to the start of the fellowship. National board certification must be obtained prior to the start date of the nurse practitioner fellowship program.

Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until the cohort is at max capacity. Interviews are currently being scheduled for the  cohort, and applicants should apply immediately for consideration. The priority deadline for  cohort applicants will be the first Monday of March. Interviews for the  cohort will be scheduled in March and April, with the final selection in April and a planned start date of August/September.