Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program curriculum

The Critical Care Medicine Fellowship is a two-year program consisting of rotations in the medical, surgical, cardiac and cardiovascular intensive care units, as well as core rotations in nephrology and infectious disease, and a choice of electives during the first and second fellowship years.

Rotations

Year 1

Procedure and intubation training/OR anesthesia
Medical Intensive Care Unit
Elective
Surgical Intensive Care Unit
Cardiac Care Unit
Nephrology
Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit

Year 2

Medical Intensive Care Unit
Infectious disease
Research
Electives
Surgical Intensive Care Unit

Available electives

Research
Specialty Intensive Care Unit, nephrology or infectious disease
Neuro Intensive Care Unit (Atlantic Health Overlook Medical Center)
Anesthesia
Palliative care
Nutrition
General radiology
Echocardiography
Advanced procedures — PICC, bronchoscopy, chest tubes

Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program

Residency & fellowship highlights