— College of Medicine — Department of Internal Medicine — Divisions — Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine — Our Fellowships — Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship

Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship

Our mission is to provide superior training for fellows in Pulmonary Diseases and Critical Care Medicine who will excel in an academic environment or in clinical practice.

Application Process

Applying to a fellowship program is an important step. We will select five three-year fellowship candidates exclusively through the National Residency Match Program. We do not have a separate Critical Care Medicine track. Please follow this information about requirements and the process for applying.

1. Apply through ERAS® - The Electronic Residency Application Service. Make sure these materials are on file in ERAS:

- Three letters of recommendation, including one from your Residency Program Director
- Extracurricular activities during your residency
- Holistic review to promote diversity of thought and background
- USMLE transcript
- Personal Statement

2. Applicant interviews. By invitation only, these interviews are an important part of the match process and are generally held from September through November

3. International medical graduates are required to have completed an ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine residency. The fellowship program sponsors J-1 and H-1B visas. Please note, all H-1B visa applicants must pay their own $2500 premium processing fee.

Meet Our Director

Read about the education, research and clinical care aspects of our fellowship program in a letter from Program Director Dr. Craig Piquette.

Curriculum

The formal curriculum consists of lectures, discussion sessions, journal clubs, case conferences, Pulmonary and Critical Care Grand Rounds occurring four days per week, and a structured morbidity and mortality conference quarterly.

Rotations

Find information about orientation, rotations, and schedules during the three-year program.

Our Fellows

View a list of our current and past fellows, representing diverse experiences and backgrounds.

Scholarly Activity

All fellows engage in scholarly activity and participate in Quality Improvement projects to clinical to bench research. Fellows may select a project and use up to 10 months of elective time to initiate and complete the project.

Office of Graduate Medical Education

Learn about resident and fellowship benefits, research assistance and the GME Research Journal.