We are a peer mentoring group of fellows and junior faculty from the Departments of Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Nursing who do health services and/or translational research on critical illness and its sequelae.
Our Mission
To support and promote the research and career development of University of Michigan Early Career Professionals who research critical illness by:
- providing constructive feedback on presentations, manuscripts, and grant applications, as well as early, evolving ideas.
- sharing effective strategies for career development, networking, and work-life balance.
- helping members set and achieve realistic short- and long-term research goals.
By doing this, we will grow U-M’s infrastructure for critical care research and advance the treatment of critically ill patients.
Members
Kaitlyn Luginbill, MICReW Program Manager
- Andy Admon, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Ryan Barbaro, Pediatrics, Critical Care
- Erin Carlton, Pediatrics, Critical Care
- Deena Costa, Nursing
- Scott Denstaedt, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Bob Dickson, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- John Donnelly, Learning Health Science, Learning and Knowledge Systems
- Jennifer Ervin, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Matthew Hensley, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Joe Kohne, Pediatrics, Critical Care
- Hallie Prescott, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Ben Singer, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Michael Sjoding, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Andrea Thompson, Internal Medicine, Cardiology
- Tom Valley, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
- Elizabeth Viglianti, Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care
MICReW Bylaws
- All members must be junior faculty or fellows at U-M (no tenured faculty allowed!)
- Member must attend meetings regularly. Absences >3 months are assumed to be a resignation from MICReW, unless previously communicated to the group.
- Our meetings occur at NCRC, for 90 minutes twice a month.
- To apply to MICReW, you must either (1) do health services or clinical outcomes research on critical illness (or its sequelae), or (2) do translational research related to common critical illnesses, such as sepsis or respiratory failure.
- If you would like to apply, please email [email protected] a brief application composed of:
- two-three sentences explaining your research interests
- two-three sentences explaining your 5- to 10-year career goals
- a list of your primary research mentors
- one-two sentences about what you hope to get out of your participation in MICReW
