Adolescent Medicine Fellowship
The mission of the Children’s Mercy Adolescent Medicine Fellowship Program is to train the next generation of physician leaders in adolescent and young adult health by providing a comprehensive, individualized educational experience that empowers fellows to deliver exceptional, evidence-based care to adolescents and young adults from diverse backgrounds.
Our ACGME-accredited 3-year fellowship program is open to physicians trained in pediatrics, family medicine, and/or internal medicine. We offer a modified 2-year fellowship option for physicians with a background in family medicine, internal medicine, or med-peds.
Salaries and benefits
2026-27 salaries
- PGY 4: $83,720.00
- PGY 5: $84,657.60
- PGY 6: $86,841.60
- PGY 7: $90,043.20
- PGY 8: $92,310.40
Benefits for fellows
- $1,500 Educational stipend per academic year for books, travel and other educational materials
- $2,250 Professional stipend for academic year to present scholarly activity
- Health and dental insurance for trainee and dependents with no premiums
- $800 a year Lifestyle Spending Account
- Hospital-issued Laptop/iPad
- Free parking
- Moving allowance
- 6 weeks paid medical leave
- 6 weeks paid family leave
- 20 days of vacation
- Paid sick time
- Paid board exam
- Access to clinical and research librarians, statisticians, scientific writers and learning specialists
- Tuition allowance of $5,250 per year
- On-site fitness center and wellness center
Check us out IRL!
Graduate Medical Education Open House
Explore our hospital and our city. Experience our culture of wellbeing and support firsthand. See your future here, with us.
Save the date: Friday, October 9, 2026
One night lodging paid. Participation will not affect your ranking. All invited applicants will receive additional information at the time of their invitation to interview.
Mix & Mingles
Children's Mercy is dedicated to recruiting and training pediatric learners from a wide range of backgrounds, unique perspectives and experiences. Our goal is to provide exceptional care by building a team that mirrors the communities we serve. This year, we will offer both virtual and in-person Mix and Mingle events for our candidates as part of our commitment to fostering a welcoming and supportive environment for all.
Save the date:
- Tuesday, September 22, 2026 (virtual)
- Thursday, October 8, 2026 (in person)
- Tuesday, October 27, 2026 (virtual)
- Tuesday, December 8, 2026 (virtual)
Participation will not affect your ranking. All invited applicants will receive additional information at the time of their invitation to interview.
Academic curriculum
Learn more about the curriculum, including didactics, courses and workshops.
Clinical experience
Learn about the quality and extent of hands-on experience offered through this fellowship.
Faculty and fellows
Meet the team of fellows and faculty for the Adolescent Medicine fellowship.
Research
Learn more about the research opportunities and focuses offered during this fellowship.
Apply for the program
The Adolescent Medicine Fellowship participates in the National Resident Matching Program. Prospective candidates should apply through the Electronic Residency Application Services. Specific application requirements and materials are available through the ERAS system.
Our Adolescent Medicine Fellowship team
Andrea Nos, MD, MHPE
Program Director
alnos@cmh.edu
Sarah King, MS
Program Coordinator
srking@cmh.edu