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Clinical Chemistry Fellowship The Clinical Chemistry Fellowship Program in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Clinical Chemistry. The program is divided into two phases: clinical and practical / research phase. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship The MUSC Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship program offers one EMG track position and two EEG track positions. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Combined Neurology & Psychiatry Residency Graduates of the MUSC Combined Neurology and Psychiatry Residency complete the equivalent of full residency training in both neurology and psychiatry. Residents will be on rotations and participate in didactics with their categorical neurology and psychiatry peers and also have some experiences unique to the combined residents. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Community Dental Health Coordinator Certificate Program Become a certified Community Dental Health Coordinator (CDHC) with MUSC’s online certificate—designed for dental hygienists and assistants in rural and underserved settings. book_2 Learning Mode: Online Cornea & Refractive Surgery Fellowship The Storm Eye Institute offers a one-year clinical Cornea and Refractive Surgery Fellowship program. The goal of the program is for graduates to have the necessary clinical knowledge and surgical skills to provide high quality care for both routine and complex anterior segment pathology. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Critical Care Anesthesiology Fellowship The Critical Care Fellowship at MUSC is ACGME - accredited for four fellows per year. Fellows receive in-person and online didactics, simulation training for mechanical circulatory support, dedicated ECMO training, and procedural training. book_2 Learning Mode: Hybrid Critical Care Fellowship The MUSC Critical Care Medicine Fellowship is an ACGME-accredited program that provides dedicated clinical training in critical care medicine and varied research opportunities. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Cytopathology Fellowship The Cytopathology Fellowship offers in-depth exposure to cytopathology with emphasis on clinical and histologic correlation. The fellows will actively participate in inter/intradepartmental conferences and are encouraged to participate in research projects related to cytologic diagnosis. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Dental Scientist Training Program (D.M.D., Ph.D.) MUSC’s dual degree Dentist Scientist Training Program (DSTP) begins with one year of dental school, followed by approximately four years of research, and then the final three years of the dental school curriculum. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential D.M.D., Ph.D. Dermatology Residency The Dermatology Residency program is a comprehensive training experience designed to develop residents into skilled experts in dermatology—with a robust mix of clinical rotations, surgical procedures, mentoring, research opportunities, and wellness support. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Dermatopathology Fellowship The Dermatopathology Fellowship is an ACGME accredited one-year training program offered by the Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and Dermatology. Emphasis is placed on microscopic morphology and correlation with clinical findings and ancillary studies. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship The MUSC Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship is an interdisciplinary training, clinical, and research fellowship encompassing a variety of programs for children, adolescents and young adults with neurodevelopmental and behavioral problems. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Diabetes Fellowship The MUSC Diabetes Fellowship trains primary care physicians to serve as diabetes clinical care experts. This rigorous, one-year program offers an intensive education in the care of patients with all types of diabetes, diabetes complications, preventive care, and associated comorbidities. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Diagnostic Radiology Medical Physics Residency The Diagnostic Radiology Medical Physics Residency is a two-year program focused on all aspects of diagnostic radiologic physics. When successfully completed, this program satisfies education and training requirements for the part three exam in Diagnostic Radiological Physics of the American Board of Radiology. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential Diagnostic Radiology Residency The MUSC Diagnostic Radiology Residency provides a supportive yet rigorous environment to learn from fellowship trained faculty. The goal of the program is to train future leaders by offering a rich clinical exposure through a wide variety of rotations providing care to the broad patient populations we serve. book_2 Learning Mode: Residential