Our geriatrics programs are conducted through Rowan-Virtua SOM's nationally-recognized New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging (NJISA). We emphasize integrated learning and a multidisciplinary team approach to care in a broad-based learning environment.

The curriculum is comprised of clinical, research, and teaching/administrative components. Fellows who are dedicated to research have the benefit of valuable, dedicated research time, while those most interested in clinical experiences participate in ambulatory, acute, subacute and long term care settings to prepare them for primary care and patient consultation. All fellows are expected to complete a scholarly research paper based on their completed project. The teaching/administration component, in addition to the research project, distinguishes the two-year from the one-year fellowship option.

Learn More on the NJISA Website