Fellowship Training Program Resources

Access a variety of informative and educational resources related to academic rheumatology, including rheumatology training programs, the Rheumatology Fellowship Match, the Next Accreditation System, and more.

Get Involved - Submit a Mini Curriculum

The ACR is accepting applications for mini curriculums, which are educational activities or curriculums to enhance the ACR Core Curriculum Outline. The target content of mini curriculums includes:

Highly specific topics from which all rheumatology learners could benefit
Content that represents knowledge gaps in the Core Curriculum Outline
Content in which there are insufficient local resources at most programs to adequately teach

The Curriculum Subcommittee of the ACR Committee on Training and Workforce (COTW) will review submissions to ensure the proposal contains the target content.

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Adult Rheumatology In-Training Examination

The Adult Rheumatology In-Training Examination (ITE) allows program directors to identify areas of strength and weakness in their programs and fellows in training (FITs) to evaluate their progress and compare results against national outcomes as reported in the score reports. See information about the Adult In Training Exam schedule, registration, and more.

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Rheumatology Fellowship Match

Rheumatology Fellowship Match - The National Resident Matching Program’s Specialties Matching Service is a system for the confidential selection of applicants to advanced residency and fellowship programs.

Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS) is a service that transmits the MyERAS application and supporting documentation from applicants and their Designated Dean's Office to program director.

FindAResident (FAR) is a year-round, search tool to find open residency and fellowship positions in all ACGME-accredited programs.

Other Resources

Rheumatologic Ultrasound (RhUS) curriculum - aids rheumatology training program directors and faculty in the teaching of RhUS for adult and pediatric fellows in training. Fundamental to this curriculum is the utilization of ultrasound to facilitate the recognition of normal musculoskeletal anatomy (basic science) as well as pathologic findings and therapeutic interventions in rheumatic disease (clinical science).

Fellow-in-Training Scholarship for ACR Professional Meetings - See the eligibility requirements and benefits of the FIT scholarship for ACR professional meetings and the ACR/ARP Annual Meeting.

Training and Workforce Statistics - Find information about Graduate Medical Education (GME) training statistics and reports from the latest rheumatology workforce study.

FRIEDA Graduate Medical Information - Access information on over 9,600 graduate medical education programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) plus nearly 200 combined specialty programs.

Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) - The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) is a private professional organization responsible for the accreditation of about 9,500 residency education programs. See information regarding accreditation, data collection systems, and graduate medical education.

Adult and Pediatric Rheumatology Training Programs - View a map of all the ACGME-accredited adult and pediatric rheumatology programs.

Career Articles - The ACR's Career Articles have information and tips to help you manage your career.

ACR Principles Governing Industry Support for Rheumatology Fellowship Training - The ACR Principles Governing Industry Support for Rheumatology Fellowship Training guides relationships between external entities and rheumatology training programs.

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