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• Fellows will complete clinical requirements through inpatient rotations, outpatient rotations, and continuity clinic. For more information on clinical requirements, please visit the .
• During the remaining two years, fellows will implement and complete a research project under the guidance of a Laboratoryfaculty mentor. Fellows will become skilled in research ethics, regulatory knowledge, biostatistics, research methodology and data computerization. In addition, the fellow will be exposed to various research seminars, research activities, and career development activities. To learn more about research at the Lab, view Laboratoryfaculty profiles.
• Fellows will have a basic translational research mentor from Laboratoryas well as a clinical translational mentor from Northwell Health Cancer Institute to guide the development of their clinical research training throughout this fellowship program.

Applications for our Medical Oncology/Hematology Fellowship Program should be submitted through the  (ERAS). Upon applying, candidates should choose the Medical Oncology/Hematology Track or the Translational Research Track. If selected, candidates will be invited to interview and tour Laboratoryand Northwell Health facilities.

Interested candidates are encouraged to send their CV to the Program Coordinator Kerry Wallace prior to submitting the ERAS application.

Applications are due August 15th.

See the  for more information.

2023-2025
Mali Barbi, M.D. – Beyaz Lab

As a translational hematology/oncology fellow at Northwell in collaboration with Â鶹´«Ã½ÉçÇø, my passion lies in becoming an oncologist physician-scientist, dedicated to bridging the knowledge gained from laboratory findings to improve patient care. My goal is to lead clinical translational trials for innovative therapies and develop risk stratification tools.

My academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in neuroscience, followed by a master’s degree at Tel-Aviv University. During this time, I conducted research in the lab of Prof. Oran Elroy Stein, focusing on neuroimmunology. This work revealed the critical role played by microglial cell activation in mediating pathophysiological processes, igniting my passion for the intersection of research and clinical practice.

Subsequently, I pursued medical school at The Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University and completed my clinical training in internal medicine at Montefiore Medical Center, Bronx, NY. Throughout residency, my commitment to research persisted, encompassing both basic science and clinical research. At Albert Einstein University, I served as a clinical fellow in Dr. Xingxing Zang’s lab, concentrating on the production and characterization of potential novel immunomodulator antibodies.

My dedication to addressing unmet needs in gynecologic oncology through translational and clinical trials led me to the Beyaz Lab at Â鶹´«Ã½ÉçÇø. Here, the unique translational approach of Bedside-to-Bench-to-Bedside, with a focus on endometrial and colorectal cancers, captivated me. Utilizing patient-derived endometrial cancer organoids, the lab aims to decipher the tumor microenvironment and translate research findings into clinical applications.

In the Beyaz Lab, my primary research project involves modeling human endometrial cancer with autologous patient-derived organoids and immune cells for therapeutic discovery. This work represents a crucial step in understanding the intricate immune-tumor crosstalk. My dual engagement in basic science and clinical work gives me the advantage of identifying novel targets and immunomodulators for cancer therapeutics.

2021-2023
Jung-In Yang, MD – Fearon Lab

2020-2022
Takeo Fuji, MD – Egeblad Lab

2019-2021
David Chitty, MD – Lee Lab