Hello everyone,
I’m currently a postgrad trainee in hematology and looking to specialize further by applying for a BMT fellowship (Bone Marrow Transplant fellowship) in Pakistan. I’ve been researching options and came across NIBD (National Institute of Blood Diseases) and Aga Khan University Hospital as institutions offering structured fellowships in stem cell and bone marrow transplantation. I’d love to hear from anyone who has gone through a BMT fellowship—how was the clinical exposure, patient diversity, and mentorship quality? What about opportunities for research and international collaboration? Also, any tips for the application process, eligibility requirements, and what kind of background the selection committees usually look for would be extremely helpful. Your insights could make a real difference for those of us hoping to grow in this challenging but impactful field.
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