College of Medicine

 
The Drexel Office of Postdoctoral Affairs serves postdocs across all disciplines university wide.
 

 
What is a Postdoc?
 

A postdoctoral appointment at Drexel University:

• Is a temporary training position (generally five years or less)
• Involves substantial full-time research or scholarship
• Prepares the trainee for a full-time career
• Is not part of a clinical training program
• Is performed under the supervision of one or more senior scholars or a department
• Allows and encourages the postdoc to publish the results of their research or scholarship

 
WHAT CAN THE OFFICE OF POSTDOCTORAL AFFAIRS HELP ME WITH?
 

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs at Drexel University will:

• Connect you with faculty, professional staff, and the Drexel Postdoctoral Association (DPA)
• Assist you in navigating campus resources, policies and procedures
• Provide opportunities for continued training and professional development
• Offer career guidance and support for next steps

 
Internship, Residency & Training Verification
 

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs does not provide internship, residency, or training verification. For record verification, please visit the Federation of State Medical Boards at fsmb.org/closed-programs/hahnemann-training-records/

The Federation of State Medical Boards is now the custodian of Hahnemann University physician training records. For more information on your training records, please email hahnemann@fsmb.org for further instructions.

 
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