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Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowship

At a Glance

  • College

    Sidney Kimmel Medical College

  • Degree

    Fellowship

  • Campus

    Center City

  • Format

    On Campus

  • Duration

    3 Years

Salary & Benefits Information

Program Leadership

Vincenzo Berghella, MD
  • Program Director, Fellowship Program
  • Director, MFM Division

Director's Welcome

Program Contacts

Cynthia DeVore
Education Programs Administrator
Kerry Baumer
Education Coordinator
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Current Fellows

Each year, we are proud to accept two of the brightest, future MFM leaders into the Thomas Jefferson University Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) Fellowship. 

Learn why our fellows chose Thomas Jefferson University for their MFM fellowship and what inspires them as they pursue their passion for helping others through medicine.

Sonia Biswas, DO - FEL1
Monmouth Medical Center OBGYN Residency

I chose Jefferson because of its outstanding reputation for providing comprehensive, hands-on training in a collaborative, patient-centered environment. The program’s strong emphasis on evidence based medicine, research opportunities, and exposure to a diverse patient population aligned with my goals for fellowship. Additionally, the culture at Jefferson creates an inviting, collaborative environment that encourages professional growth and I feel extremely grateful to work with the people I work with. 

HoangYen Nguyen, MD - FEL1
Loma Linda University Health Education Consortium OBGYN Residency

One of the main reasons that I chose Jefferson MFM Fellowship is because of its strong emphasis on research. The opportunity to collaborate with experts and passionate colleagues in MFM offers the perfect environment for me to grow and contribute to the field. In addition, Jefferson values hands-on learning for fellows, from inpatient management and clinics to ultrasounds. The didactic curriculum of the Jefferson fellowship program is exceptionally well-structured and comprehensive, offering a perfect balance of theory and practical application. Furthermore, Jefferson is a tight-knit family. Everyday coming to work feels like a breeze, as not only do I get to learn, but also hanging out with friends and family.

Sophie Green, MD - FEL2
Indiana University School of Medicine OBGYN Residency

I chose Jefferson because of their excellent opportunities for mentorship and research. I also realized that MFM fellowship at Jefferson would provide a wide breadth of clinical and procedural experience, all while affording me the opportunity to live in one of the best cities on the East Coast! I also love the supportive environment created by having five co-fellows. 

Kavisha Khanuja, MD - FEL2
Thomas Jefferson Univeristy Hospital OBGYN Residency

I chose Jefferson for my MFM fellowship because of the exceptional training experience I had during residency, which made me eager to stay on for fellowship. The program offers unparalleled support from faculty who are deeply invested in your learning and development, dedicating their time to ensure you receive the best possible training. By having two fellows per year, the program provides an intimate, hands-on learning environment that fosters both professional and personal growth. Additionally, being located in a diverse urban setting allows exposure to a wide range of pathologies, enhancing the breadth and depth of clinical experience. This combination of mentorship, structure, and diversity made Jefferson the ideal choice for my fellowship.

Sarah Boudova, MD  - FEL3
Indiana University School of Medicine OBGYN Residency

The primary reason I chose Jefferson MFM was because of the focus on research and scholarship.  I know that I want a career in research and academic medicine and Jefferson has a strong record of training leaders in the field. I was particularly drawn to the opportunity to do global health research as part of my fellowship training. Having two fellows per year was another appeal of the program-- it means there is a community of fellows and always someone to ask for help/advice/nerd-out with about obstetrics/meet for happy hour. I could not ask for a better group of co-fellows. Finally, I was very excited to be coming to Philadelphia.  It's a great city to live in, with incredible restaurants, arts, culture and nearby nature.

Keely Robinson, MD - FEL3
Abington Hospital - Jefferson Health OBGYN Residency

I chose Jefferson because I knew it would provide a strong clinical experience with exposure to both maternal and fetal pathology, as well as a high volume of procedures. Additionally, I knew it was a place full of excellent mentorship with support and encouragement to pursue my areas of passion. And last but certainly not least, I loved the fellows and knew they were a group that would quickly become like family. 

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