Visiting Fellowship Frequently Asked Questions
How may spaces are available for visiting fellows in each division?
It varies from division to division. Most only accept 1 or 2. Ultrasound and the MFM divisions can generally take three who will be assigned in different areas.
Is the nonrefundable $100 application fee deducted from my tuition?
Yes. If your tuition is $1,000 you would pay only $900 after the application fee is deducted.
Is the Martin Building really a "dorm"?
Yes. Most of the residents are visiting fellows or researchers who need the lowest possible housing costs during their stay. The facilities are spartan and minimialist but adequate.
Your application packet says I have to make the reservations for the Martin Building, but their manual says that the department I will be visiting has to make the reservation. Which is it?
Both. We have to tell the administrator of the Martin Building that you have been accepted for a visiting fellowship for specific dates, and then you can make the reservation for those dates.
Will I be provided with meals or other services during my stay?
No. You will be resopnsible for your own meals, housing and all other expenses during your stay. The hospital has an excellent cafeteria which offers relatively low cost food.
I am from a country other than the United States and was wondering how I could pay the tuition on my arrival.
Payment can be by check, credit card or cash.
I'm coming for a stay of 12 months. Can I arrange to pay my tuition at intervals throughout the stay?
Yes. The first three months must be paid on arrival but the remaining months can be paid quarterly in advance on the first business day of the period. Such arrangements must be finalized before you arrive at Jefferson.
I enrolled for a visiting fellowship but now can't come. Can I get a refund?
Yes,except for the nonrefundable $100 application fee
I'm not a USA citizen. Can I open a bank account for use while I am at Jefferson for an extended stay?
Yes. You will need your passport, visa and at least one additional form of official identification (i.e. driver's license, identity card with your picture etc.) in order to open an account. Several banks in the immediate area will provide accounts for foreign nationals.
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