Fellowship directory

The Hackensack University Medical Center Regional Anesthesia Fellowship offers a one-year non-ACGME program (planning future ACGME accreditation) with diverse and comprehensive clinical experience. The mission of our program is to inspire clinical and professional excellence. Fellows will work with engaging faculty and receive exposure to a high volume of ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia techniques for orthopedic, vascular, thoracic and abdominal surgeries. Fellows will actively participate in didactic and scholarly activities with opportunities to teach anesthesiology residents. Clinical time will be spent in the main and ambulatory operating rooms. A new state of the art patient care tower with 24 operating rooms and a premier orthopedic surgery center with 5 operating rooms are anticipated to open in the near future.

The successful applicant will have an M.D. or D.O. degree, completed or in the process of completing an ACGME-accredited residency program in Anesthesiology and be in the process of primary certification by the American Board of Anesthesiology. Prior to the start of training, the applicant must have a New Jersey Medical License.

Moonlighting and call opportunities are available.

This program uses the common application. Please submit the completed application directly to the email address below.

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Special Requirements:

• Completion of an ACGME accredited residency
• California state medical license
• DEA license

Fellows will be expected to participate in a research project during their fellowship year with the goal of publication or presentation of their findings in a peer reviewed journal and/or national conference.

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

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Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: April

Number of Positions Available: 4

Salary: $67,105

Description

The department of anesthesiology offers four positions yearly (three in July and one in January) for a one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship supported by Henry Ford Health System, one of the largest and most respected integrated health care delivery systems in the country. The fellowship program began in 2002 and has graduated four fellows per year since its inception. Our fellows utilize the latest technology and train from a highly skilled clinical staff at Henry Ford Hospital, a nationally renowned specialty care, teaching, and research institution that is the flagship of Henry Ford Health System.

Fellows benefit from being exposed to a wide spectrum and large number of patients, as our hospital serves the metropolitan population of Detroit as well as the surrounding suburbs. This provides an exceptional environment for learning because of the multiple populations we serve and the breadth of experience they provide.

The goal of the pain medicine fellowship is to provide trainees with a multidisciplinary environment conducive to acquiring the knowledge, skills, clinical judgment, and attitudes that are essential for becoming an exceptional pain medicine physician. Both the faculty and the sponsoring institution are fully committed to providing the educational programs, resources, and facilities necessary to meet this goal. Fellows will be exposed to a variety of administrative experiences, through participation in departmental committees on curriculum, applicant selection, didactics, quality improvement/assessment, and other committees.

Upon completion of this program, our fellows have acquired the knowledge, skills, and techniques necessary to develop their own pain center and are able to evaluate and treat all types of painful conditions, using both conventional and alternative therapies, including the latest invasive technologies.

Fellows receive extensive training in the multidisciplinary evaluation and management of acute pain and both malignant and non-malignant chronic pain. Furthermore, our program is unique in that we offer training in both the pharmacological and psychological management of pain states, as well as training in invasive management including neuromodulation and the placement of spinal cord stimulators, epidural and intrathecal pumps, radiofrequency thermocoagulation, discography, neurolytic blockade, and fluoroscopically guided procedures. In addition, trainees have the opportunity to learn about complementary medical management such as acupuncture and massage therapy.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: June-August

One of the four positions offered is an off cycle position (January-December) and is offered outside of the Match by directly contacting the program to apply.

Clinical Experience:

Over 48,000 anesthetic procedures are performed annually in our operating rooms with more than 85% employing regional anesthesia techniques including: upper and lower extremity plexus and nerve blocks, central neuraxial blocks, perineural catheter techniques, nerve stimulator localization techniques, and ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve blocks. Over 11,000 patients are seen annually by our Acute Pain Service Team with postoperative pain management interventions that include intravenous, neuraxial and peripheral techniques, perineural catheter and alternative therapies.

This Fellowship includes a 4 week rotation at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center where Fellows perform thoracic epidurals, transverse abdominus plane blocks, paravertebral blocks, pectoralis nerve blocks, catheters, and other techniques, in both an in-patient hospital, and an ambulatory care center.

This Fellowship also includes ongoing experience in an off-site Ambulatory Surgery Center (“Block Room” model).

Education Initiatives:

The Department offers a comprehensive, CME-accredited academic program featuring Grand Rounds lectures from international experts in Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine, as well as Department Faculty, literature reviews, research forums, interdisciplinary conferences, a comprehensive Oral Board Examination Preparation Program, a Core Curriculum Lecture Series, and Morbidity and Mortality Conferences. Fellows participate in a monthly formalized Faculty-led Cadaver Lab Curriculum and a 6 part Crisis Resource Management Lecture and Simulation course at the Cornell Skills Acquisition and Innovation Lab.

A basic certification course in Focus Assessed Transthoracic Echocardiography is presented specifically for our Fellows each year.

Elective Opportunities:

Fellows may choose 1 optional Department-supported elective from a variety of options including an international volunteer mission, advanced training/certification in Point-of-Care Ultrasound (PoCUS), an academic observership at a national or international institution, additional weeks for research/academic activity, an additional rotation on the Acute Pain Service, and 1-2 weeks’ experience with the Critical Care Team, among other options.  Fellows may also submit requests to the Department Director for a self-designed clinical elective.

We offer a Global Health Fellowship (1-2 Fellows are chosen each year) and other focused academic tracks including Bio-Ethics, History, Informatics, Integrative Medicine, Patient and Professional Education, and Quality.

Fellows have 1 weekly Academic Day (no clinical assignments) to work on their academic activities.

View Additional Information:  https://www.hss.edu/anesthesiology-pro-regional-anesthesia-fellowship.asp

  + $3000.00 Academic Fund - for conferences, Board preparation and additional educational endeavors. 

  + Opportunity to supplement income by providing clinical support for elective Saturday surgeries

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

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Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: Per Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®)/National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®)

Number of Positions Available: 8

Salary: $82,915.00

Description

The pain medicine fellowship within the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is an ACGME-approved one-year multidisciplinary training program. We accept eight fellows per year, offering exceptional training in a supportive, interpersonal environment. We divide our training program into four core rotations: acute inpatient, chronic inpatient, office, and fluoroscopy. In addition, two weeklong subspecialty rotations in neurology (headache), psychiatry (addiction medicine), physical medicine and rehabilitation, palliative care, and anesthesiology (for non-anesthesia fellows) are a part of the overall curriculum. We round out the educational experience with weekly pain division grand rounds, case conferences, and journal clubs.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: July-August

The Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Management fellowship is a 12-month fellowship, tailored to the advanced training in the field of regional anesthesia in a variety of different settings including our county trauma hospital (Eskenazi Hospital), tertiary cancer institution (Indiana University Hospital), pediatric hospital (Riley Hospital for Children) and ambulatory surgery center (IU Health Meridian South Surgery Center).  Fellows will learn and provide a wide variety of peripheral nerve blocks and neuraxial anesthesia using single injection and continuous catheter techniques.  Fellows will also manage pain syndromes using multimodal analgesia while rounding on APS patients and seeing consults. There will be protected research time to allow the fellow to design and implement a research project for presentation at the American Society of Regional Anesthesia annual conference and for publication.  The fellow will have an opportunity to work independently performing general anesthesia to maintain valuable skills.

Fellows will also be part-time faculty instructors at University Hospital and will be eligible to practice general anesthesia independently to maintain valuable general OR anesthesia skills. We anticipate being an ACGME-approved fellowship in the near future, but will not be an ACGME-approved fellowship for this current application cycle. 

Optional 0.2 FTE stipend for 1 day/week of independent general anesthesia shift work which is approximately an additional $60k/year.

$2,000 educational fund: can be used for conferences and/or books or other educational material.

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

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Application requirements:

• Common application
• Personal Statement
• 3 Letters of Recommendation

Position is currently 80% fellowship and 20% faculty; no call requirements.

Special Requirements: Fellowship Application, 2 letters of recommendation, a current CV, and a letter of affirmation stating interest in the program, including number and type of blocks performed. Copy of USMLE STEP 3 scores are required. FL medical license prior to start of training, DEA number.

Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology; Pain Management

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: Per Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®)/National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®)

Number of Positions Available: 4

Salary: $66,021.12

Multidisciplinary pain fellowship.

Program Director
Maria Torres, MD
Fellowship Program Director
Phone: 312-864-3222
Email: mtorres4@cookcountyhhs.org

Associate Program Director
Taruna Penmetcha, MD
Associate Fellowship Program Coordinator
Phone: 312-864-3221
Email: tpenmetcha@cookcountyhhs.org

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: February-May

Sponsored visas are offered for international applicants.

Training for Johns Hopkins Pain Management Fellows emphasizes analysis and management of clinical and research problems, as well as innovation using practical solutions such as procedural, pharmacotherapeutic, physiatric, and/or mind/body therapies.  Fellows gain insight and experience in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain from a variety of perspectives including anesthesiologists, neurologists and physiatrists. We also closely work with neurosurgeons, psychiatrists and oncologists who have expertise in pain management.

Basic Qualifications: Completion of an ACGME accredited residency, most often in Anesthesiology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Psychiatry, or Neurology

The following documents are required via ERAS:

• Completed Application
• Current CV
• Medical School Transcripts (originals from school)
• Medical School Performance Evaluation (in English)
• USMLE (1 & 2 mandatory, part 3 optional) or COMLEX Scores
• 3 Letters of Recommendation (At least one letter from current training program)
• Letter of Good Standing (from your current program)
• Copy of ECFMG Certificate (only applicants who attended medical school outside of the US)
• Copy of VISA Card (if applicable)
• Photo ID (passport type)
• Contact Information (Phone numbers, email address and/or pager numbers)

Only applicants that submit all of the requested paperwork via ERAS will be reviewed.

Applications will be closely reviewed only after receipt of all required materials via ERAS. The director of the fellowship initiates interview requests, and not all applicants are granted interviews. An on-site interview is required before consideration for acceptance. Intangibles such as evidence of scholarship, judgment, maturity, motivation, and interpersonal skills are all considered. Acceptance into a program is based on demonstrated academic qualification, interpersonal skills, and evidence of ability to function in a multidisciplinary setting.

The goal of the Acute Pain Medicine and Regional Anesthesia Fellowship is for fellows to develop the skills and knowledge base necessary to perform basic, intermediate, and advanced regional nerve blocks. After completion of the fellowship, graduates will be experts in the management of acute pain in the perioperative and peri-trauma period, will have developed the knowledge and skills necessary to be a valued consultant in the perioperative management of acute and acute-on-chronic pain, and will have developed expertise in the performance of peripheral nerve and central neuraxial blocks.
Fellows will participate in various educational activities throughout their training which are done in collaboration with several other fellowship programs in the area, including workshops with hands-on cadaver dissections, point-of-care clinical ultrasonography education, and intramural journal clubs.

Additional Info:

A 3-year combined clinical (1-year) and research (2-year) training program is available for interested qualified applicants under the NIH-sponsored T32 institutional research training grant, which also offers the opportunity for sponsored advanced study, such as a MPH from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, for example.

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is still accepting applicants for the 2023-2024 academic year. Interested individuals should contact Drs. Hassan Rayaz (hrayaz1@jhmi.edu), Kara Segna (ksegna1@jhmi.edu), and Kellie Jaremko (kjaremk1@jh.edu). 

This program participates in the SF Match process. 

Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology; Pain Medicine

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: Per Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®)/National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®)

Number of Positions Available: 5

Salary: $69,611

Research fellowship offered.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Fellowship starts off cycle.

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

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Please visit our website for application requirements.

The Regional Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine Fellowship participates in the SF Match.

For 2023/2024, the deadline for applications is April 1, 2023. The start date is July 1, 2024. We will begin offering interviews to qualified candidates in January 2024.

Selection is highly competitive and only completed applications will be reviewed.

Learn more about the process to apply

Application Documents

Please submit the following documents via the SF Match website:

• A complete CAS application
• Personal statement describing your interest in the Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine Fellowship at Mass General and your intended plans after completion of the fellowship
• A current CV
• Medical school transcript
• Medical diploma
• USMLE steps 1, 2 and 3/COMLEX 1, 2 and 3 or equivalent transcripts
• Three letters of recommendation. One letter must be from your residency program director or chief of service

Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: April 15

Number of Positions Available: 5

Salary: $71,275

Description

One-year, ACGME-accredited, clinical fellowship training in acute, chronic, and oncologic pain management.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: June-August

Sponsored visas are offered for international applicants.

The goal of the fellowship is to become an expert regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine physician. Fellows perform a wide variety of peripheral nerve blocks using single-injection and continuous catheter techniques. The fellowship focuses on both conventional, landmark-based approaches and ultrasound-guided techniques. Fellows become proficient in the perioperative management of patients undergoing regional anesthesia. Research and quality improvement opportunities are available.

On-Line Application: https://college.mayo.edu/academics/residencies-and-fellowships/regional-anesthesiology-and-acute-pain-medicine-fellowship-minnesota/

Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology; Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: Per Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®)/National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®)

Number of Positions Available: 2

Salary: $71,275

Description

The one-year, ACMGE-accredited pain medicine fellowship program at Mayo Clinic’s campus in Arizona provides a comprehensive training environment for fellows. As a fellow, you will work closely with numerous faculty members that have shown excellence in graduate medical education. Our faculty works closely with each fellow in order to tailor the program to your specific educational needs and career goals. Core faculty members are trained in anesthesiology, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and psychology.

There is a structured didactic curriculum that has been designed to create success for fellows in clinical practice and to ensure preparation for subspecialty board certification in pain medicine. The core of the program relies on staffing a diverse, interventional pain practice at Mayo Clinic in Arizona. In addition, rotations in private practice, cancer pain, palliative care, headache, neurology, hospice, and pain rehabilitation add to the multidisciplinary education of our pain fellows. A unique one-week anatomy course gives fellows an opportunity to learn and improve on the performance of advanced pain procedures and is one of the highlights of the program. There are also elective educational opportunities available in neuroradiology, electromyography, and pediatric pain as well as global health activities that are funded through the Mayo International Health Program. Fellows also participate in scholarly activity including quality improvement projects, submission of manuscripts to peer-reviewed journals, and presentations at national conferences. Fellows are an integral part of the education of anesthesiology residents and medical students. After successful completion of the pain medicine fellowship, trainees will be highly qualified pain specialists that are ready for the demands of private practice or academics.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: (Not provided)

The ACGME-accredited Regional Anesthesiology & Acute Pain Medicine (RAAPM) Fellowship is a collaboration between two of the main teaching centers at McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University: Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH) and Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago (LCH).  During this 12-month fellowship, fellows become experts in the theory and practice of regional anesthesiology through the enthusiastic teaching and mentorship from our dedicated faculty, a robust clinical experience in adults and children, and an in-depth didactic program.

Program Objectives:

The RAAPM Fellowship Program at the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University is designed to train future leaders in clinical care and academic scholarship within the subspecialty of Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine. 

At the completion of the fellowship program, graduates will be able to:

• Devise and execute regional anesthetic plans for healthy and medically complex adult and pediatric patients presenting for various types of surgery, including, but not limited to, orthopedic surgery, plastic surgery, breast surgery, general surgery, thoracic surgery, etc.
• Recognize and treat complications of regional anesthetic techniques and acute pain management, including hemorrhagic, infectious, neurological, and pharmacological complications.
• Devise and execute an acute pain management plan for healthy and medically complex adult and pediatric patients experiencing surgical and non-surgical acute pain and acute-on-chronic pain.
• Exhibit their expertise in the utilization of ultrasound-guidance for the performance of routine and advanced peripheral nerve blocks in patients with normal and complex anatomy.
• Apply advanced anatomical, physiological, and pharmacological knowledge to the practice of regional anesthesia and acute pain medicine.
• Effectively communicate a regional anesthetic or acute pain management plan to patients with procedural alternatives
• Organize and manage an efficient regional anesthesia and acute pain medicine service.
• Effectively supervise and teach trainees in the practice of regional anesthetic and acute pain management procedures.
• Execute a quality improvement project
• Present scholarly work at a national society meeting such as ASA or ASRA.

For more information and application instructions, please visit https://www.feinberg.northwestern.edu/sites/anesthesiology/education/fellows/regional/index.html.

During the Fellowship, four days per week will be spent providing care for patients undergoing orthopedic and plastic (hand) surgery. One day per week will be allocated to research and other academic activities (teaching). For a sample of blocks performed/ taught, please refer to the website. Additional experience in Interventional Chronic Pain and Cancer Pain Management can be arranged if desired. For more information, please contact us.

Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: Per Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®)/National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®)

Number of Positions Available: 2

Salary: $62,171.22

Description

The pain fellowship program at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University accepts applications from candidates who are completing an accredited residency in anesthesiology, neurology, PM&R, or psychiatry. The pain medicine fellowship provides interdisciplinary training with an emphasis on state-of-the art pain management of acute, chronic, and cancer-related pain.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: April-June

Sponsored visas are offered for international applicants.

Duration of Fellowship: One year

Core Related Specialty: Anesthesiology; Pain Medicine

Fellowship in The Match®? Yes

Application Deadline: Per Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®)/National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®)

Number of Positions Available: 4

Salary: $69,440

Description

The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) offers a one-year pain medicine fellowship that provides instruction and experience in managing acute, chronic, and cancer pain. The mission of the pain fellowship at MCW is to train highly competent physicians who are knowledgeable and skillful in all areas of pain management. In order to meet these goals, our fellows rotate at our full complement of clinical, procedural, and ambulatory surgery sites in the Wauwatosa region and surrounding communities.

All applications to this program are to be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®).
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Applicant Interview Timeframe: April-July

Sponsored visas are offered for international applicants.

Fellows will be appointed as clinical instructors and participate in 2 OR days/week as a faculty member.

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

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The Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Anesthesiology has an open integrated fellowships position in its ACGME-accredited Pediatric Pain Medicine Fellowship and Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship Program. The program is 24 months, and candidates will be eligible to sit both the ABA certification examinations pediatric anesthesiology and pain medicine at the conclusion of this dual fellowship training. Desirable candidates should have career interest in an academic position involving pediatric pain leadership, with clinical responsibilities in pediatric chronic and acute pain, pediatric anesthesiology, with potential focus in pediatric regional anesthesia and limited adult or adolescent transitional chronic pain. The fellow will become an expert at provision of pediatric anesthesiology and also in all aspects of pediatric and adult pain management, opioid and adjunctive medication management, and non-interventional and non-pharmacotherapeutic  pain management. Personalized physical and occupational therapy, acupuncture, psychological and cognitive therapies, and regional anesthesia are common treatment modalities. Adequate exposure to interventional pain modalities is provided but this is not the fellowship focus. The model for the typical pediatric pain faculty is to practice some clinical pediatric anesthesiology; trainees seeking 100% pain training and focus should not apply unless already board certified in pediatric anesthesiology (in which case a 12 month continuum will be considered)

The training exposure provides over 18 months of continuity outpatient chronic pain clinical care to children and adults. The fellow will have a didactic “home” in pediatric anesthesiology (year 1) and in pain (year 2). The pain time has approximately 7 blocks focused in adult clinical pain rotations and 5 blocks in pediatric pain.  Clinical rotations include pain and anesthesia time during both fellowship years. During pain blocks, fellows will divide their training between both adult and pediatric services and related specialties (psychiatry, PM and R)  The team includes ACGME Pain Medicine fellows/faculty, pediatric anesthesiology fellows/faculty nurse practitioners, physiatrists, psychologists, anesthesiologists, neurologists as well as strong relationships with surgeons. 

 Medical College of Wisconsin/the Childrens Hospital is a large training program located in Milwaukee Wisconsin. We encourage you to visit the website for more details. Candidates must have successfully completed an ACGME-accredited residency in Anesthesiology.  The position is for the 2018-2020 academic years. 

Contact Sharon Stiles (sstiles@mcw.edu ) for more information to apply.

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

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Montefiore Medical Center is proud to be one of the original 9 ACGME-accredited Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine (RAAPM) Fellowships in the United States. 

The goal of this fellowship is to provide outstanding, cutting-edge, clinical training skills to create confident practitioners who can run a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain service independently and to create leaders in the field of regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine. The fellowship will provide advanced training in all aspects of pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative regional anesthesia and acute pain medicine emphasizing clinical skills, teaching, and research. Currently all modern regional techniques, peripheral single-shot nerve blocks and continuous catheter placements and neuraxial techniques, are done. Blocks of the upper & lower extremities and truncal blocks (Pecs, Erector Spinae, QL, Lumbar Plexus, TAP, PVB etc.) are routinely performed under ultrasound guidance (with optional use of nerve stimulation) at all campuses. Apart from learning a wide range of regional anesthetic techniques, fellows will develop further expertise in patient recovery, patient outcomes, peri-operative efficiency, and reduction of hospital costs during their fellowship training.

Fellows will have experience in our:

• Fast paced, outpatient Ambulatory Center working with various disciplines including general surgery, vascular surgery, gynecologic cases, plastic surgery, and pediatric patients in the block room
• Orthopedic Joint Replacement Center
• Robust Acute Pain Service
• Montefiore Multidisciplinary Pain Center
• Our dedicated Children's Hospital of Montefiore

Clinical Care:
We perform >6000 nerve blocks a year in a range of clinical environments, including a quick paced ambulatory outpatient setting and various in-patient hospital environments. Each fellow historically has accrued approximately 1,000 nerve blocks upon graduation. Due to growing volume, we have 3 ACGME fellowship positions and 2 non ACGME mixed attending-fellow fellowship positions with a weekday attending role as part of this fellowship

Leadership:
Fellow duties include patient selection and education as well as coordination of the regional anesthesia team's daily activities with the operating room anesthesiologists, surgeons, nursing staff, anesthesia technicians, pharmacists, and the acute pain service.

Academics, Teaching and Research:
Fellows are very involved in resident and medical student teaching and encouraged to participate in academic research. 

Education includes Departmental Grand Rounds, a dedicated Fellow's College of important topics, and a core teaching curriculum that covers mandated ACGME topics, PBLDs, and Oral Board preparation. Also, there are multiple hands-on workshops and cadaver labs during the year. 

All fellows participate in at least one research project and quality improvement initiatives, including manuscript preparation and data presentation at conferences.

It is expected for all fellows to participate at least 1 academic meeting during the year. Collaboration with colleagues internally and externally is encouraged.

Job Opportunity:
At the completion of the training, fellows will be able to perform a comprehensive array of regional techniques, set up an ambulatory or hospital-based regional service and become prepared for the practice setting of their choice: academic or private. Moonlighting opportunities exist for all fellows. 

This program uses the common application. Submit the completed application directly to the individual Fellowship Program.

Apply here