University of Utah

Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology Fellowship

Kansas City, MO, US
Posted 25 Sept 2026
Eligibility Requirements Applicants may include: <ul> <li>Physicians holding an MDDOapplicants must be: <ul> <li>A U.S. citizen</li> <li>A non-citizen national of the United Statessuch as a current Permanent Resident Card (USCIS Form I-551)and eligibility may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Applications are due by February 1st2027 and decision on fellowship positions will be made by early Spring 2027.

Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology Fellowship Children’s Mercy Kansas City Start Date: July 1, 2027 Children’s Mercy Kansas City is now accepting applications for its Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology Fellowship Program beginning July 1, 2027. Funded by a prestigious National Institutes of Health (NIH) T32 Training Grant, this fellowship builds upon Children’s Mercy’s longstanding excellence in pediatric clinical pharmacology and offers trainees the opportunity to learn from internationally recognized leaders in: Drug evaluation and therapeutics in children Developmental (ontogenic) influences on drug disposition and response Pediatric pharmacogenetics and precision medicine Clinical and translational pharmacology research This two-year fellowship is designed to develop the next generation of independent investigators and academic leaders in pediatric clinical pharmacology. Program Goals The fellowship seeks to recruit and develop physicians, pharmacists, and scientists committed to careers in pediatric clinical pharmacology research. Through personalized mentorship and structured training, fellows will: Develop a strong foundation in the principles and methodologies of pediatric clinical pharmacology research Apply scientific knowledge and research skills to address important pediatric therapeutic questions Gain expertise in scientific writing, manuscript preparation, and grant development Create and implement a career development plan that supports transition to independent research funding Demonstrate the highest standards of scientific integrity, ethical research conduct, lifelong learning, and professional leadership Fellowship Support Fellows receive: A competitive stipend commensurate with PGY level Comprehensive benefits Dedicated office space Administrative support Computer and technology resources Laboratory space, as appropriate Research funding and scholarly support throughout the fellowship Learn More & Apply For additional information regarding program leadership, curriculum, Graduate Medical Education resources, and the application process, please visit: Children’s Mercy Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology Fellowship https://www.childrensmercy.org/professional-education/training-programs/fellowship/pediatric-clinical-pharmacology/ Join a nationally recognized pediatric research environment and help advance the science of medication therapy for children.

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