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2 similar Fellow Appointment Agreement contracts
Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) hereby offers you, Jane Doe, a position as a Postgraduate Year (PGY)3 Resident/Fellow in the Cardiology Morehouse School of Medicine Residency Education Program beginning 7/1/2022 and ending 6/30/2023, subject to the...Fellow Appointment Agreement • July 12th, 2022
This relationship is governed by all policies and conditions required by MSM, its residency and fellowship programs, and its educational affiliates (participating sites), as well as by the laws of the United States and the State of Georgia. A "Resident" is defined as a physician-in-training matriculating within a defined period of post-graduate medical education, under the supervision of faculty teachers and/or attending physicians in accordance with the educational standards for residency as defined by the Accreditation Council Graduate Medical Education - Residency Review Committees (ACGME - RRC's) and the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). A "Fellow" is defined as a physician who has completed residency and is able to practice independently in their core specialty. The prior medical experience and expertise of fellows distinguish them from physicians entering into residency training.
SAMPLEFellow Appointment Agreement • March 18th, 2019
This relationship is governed by all policies and conditions required by MSM, its residency and fellowship programs, and its educational affiliates (participating sites), as well as by the laws of the United States and the State of Georgia. A “Resident” is defined as a physician-in-training matriculating within a defined period of post-graduate medical education, under the supervision of faculty teachers and/or attending physicians in accordance with the educational standards for residency as defined by the Accreditation Council Graduate Medical Education – Residency Review Committees (ACGME - RRCs) and the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). A “Fellow” is defined as a physician who has completed residency and is able to practice independently in their core specialty. The prior medical experience and expertise of fellows distinguish them from physicians entering into residency training.
