We are an ACGME-accredited program that offers comprehensive training in pediatric critical care.
Each fellow's clinical experience is designed to meet their individual educational and career goals. Fellows have core rotations, but we offer the opportunity to gain additional experience tailored to their individual needs.
We offer robust instruction in research design and methods, leading to the completion of unique scholarly projects.
About Our Fellowship
We are a quaternary children's hospital, recognized as one of the leading pediatric hospitals in the country. We have national reputation for expert care in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).
Most clinical training occurs in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU), 30-bed comprehensive unit serving patients from general medicine, general surgery, transplantation, trauma, neurosurgery, otolaryngology, orthopedics, and plastic surgery, among others.
Additional training occurs in the Pediatric Cardiothoracic Unit (PCTU), a 20-bed unit that provides care a full spectrum of cardiovascular disease across all ages.
Mentorship access occurs both internal and external to the division to promote and develop scholarly interests in clinical, basic science, translational, and educational, quality improvement and patient safety.
We offer highly competitive salaries and benefits to our fellows. Visit the GME Office website, under "Prospective Residents/Fellows."
Fellowship Components
Clinical Care
Fellows lead the minute-to-minute critical care to patients in our our 30-bed PICU as well as leading our code and rapid response teams.
Education
We have dynamic program ranging from traditional to immersive and hands-on learning. We have endless opportunities for fellows to teach learners from all disciplines.
Research
Fellows are mentored in projects in clinical, translational, basic science, quality improvement, and educational research. We encourage presentation of work at national meetings.
Fellows have access to additional training programs, depending on interest. Prior graduates have gone on to successfully obtain NIH funding at both the K and R levels.
