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FAQs
Yes, we participate in the NRMP match.
We will fill four slots for the three-year pulmonary/critical care fellowship. Candidates must have board eligibility in Internal Medicine.
Applications are accepted through ERAS in the beginning of July. We start reviewing applications after ERAS opens, mid-July. We will stop reviewing applications by the end of August.
Interview season begins in August and runs through October. The first day of fellowship begins July 1.
No, we do not accept applications outside of ERAS.
No, we do not accept applicants outside of the match.
Research is an integral part of fellowship training. Fellows are expected to actively engage in scholarly activities, working closely with the GME Research & Quality Improvement and Scholarly Activity teams. Dedicated research blocks are allocated throughout all three years of training. Fellows interested in quality improvement or medical education will have the opportunity to participate in upper levels of training in one of the CoRE tracks.
The core curriculum conference series will be delivered in a weekly academic half‑day format. Sessions will take place every Thursday from 1 PM to 4 PM, during which fellows are fully relieved of clinical duties. Faculty or an Advanced Practice Provider will manage the pager/on-call phone to preserve protected educational time.
Academic half‑day will include faculty‑led didactic lectures and a broad range of fellow-led conferences, such as thoracic oncology case conferences, thoracic radiology case conferences, lung pathology case conferences, clinical case conferences, board‑review sessions, journal club, and ultrasound case conferences. Fellows on inpatient consult and bronchoscopy rotations are also expected to attend the Chest Board/Lung Nodule Conference every other Thursday morning from 7 AM to 8 AM.
In addition to these weekly sessions, simulation training, research and quality‑improvement conferences, and morbidity and mortality conferences will be held quarterly.
The program will also include a dedicated curriculum in critical care echocardiography and simulation, providing structured training in advanced hemodynamic assessment, procedural guidance, and crisis‑management scenarios.
Pulmonary Consult Service:
Fellows assigned to the pulmonary consult service will provide coverage from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Clinical responsibilities may require fellows to remain beyond scheduled hours as needed to ensure appropriate patient care and completion of service duties. Weekend coverage will be shared between the fellows assigned to the consult and bronchoscopy services, with each fellow covering one day of the weekend.
Bronchoscopy Service:
Fellows assigned to the bronchoscopy service will provide coverage from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Clinical responsibilities may require fellows to remain beyond scheduled hours as needed to ensure appropriate patient care and completion of service duties. No routine bronchoscopy service coverage is required on weekends.
ICU Service:
Fellows are expected to report for duty by 7:00 AM, when patient handoff begins. Teaching rounds commence at 8:30 AM.
One fellow will be assigned to the MICU, and the other to the Pulmonary ICU. Fellows will alternate short-call responsibilities. The designated short-call fellow may leave at 5:00 PM, provided all clinical responsibilities and patient care tasks have been completed. The remaining fellow will provide coverage for the short-call fellow’s service in addition to managing his or her own assigned service until 7:00 PM. Please refer to the following sample schedule.
