Geriatric Medicine FAQs

Some of the benefits to the geriatric medicine fellowship program and the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine include the following:

Professional society membership
Core educational board review and reference materials
Paid attendance to professional conference when presenting scholarly activity
15 days paid annual leave
15 days sick leave
5 days educational leave
Our fellows do not take mandatory call

The ERAS open season for submitting new program applications is mid-July each year.

The University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine geriatric medicine fellowship program interviews on Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. August through October, or by arrangement.

The ERAS dates for applicants and programs to submit rank lists is early November each year.

The ERAS dates for applicant and program match results come out in early December each year.

Reno is a great city to study in, live and raise a family. Read more about why our residents and fellows like living in Reno, Nevada.

Department Contact Information

Location: Facility: William N. Pennington Medical Education
Physical Address: 1664 N. Virginia Street Reno, NV 89557
Patients: (775) 982-1000
Academics: (775) 327-5174

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Geriatric Medicine FAQs

What are the benefits of the geriatric medicine fellowship program?

When is the ERAS open season for submitting new program applications?

When is the fellowship interview period?

What are the ERAS dates for applicants and programs to submit rank lists?

What are the ERAS dates for applicant and program match results?

What are the benefits of living in Reno, Nevada?