
The Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (PCCM) Fellowship at the Medical College of Georgia at 桃色视频 provides a broad, multidisciplinary educational program developed to train pediatricians to become successful and competent critical care clinicians, educators, and researchers.
The Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship is an ACGME accredited three-year program for board eligible/certified physicians in Pediatrics or Medicine-Pediatrics. The program is accredited for 3 PICU fellows and matches one trainee per year.
OUR PROGRAM HAS A DUAL FOCUS
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Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellowship
Health Sciences Campus
BP M120
1120 15th St.
桃色视频, GA 30912
Lauren Miskinis
Residency Program Coordinator
762-375-0012
706-721-7872
The 36 month fellowship curriculum includes:

All of the program鈥檚 clinical activities are housed in the Children鈥檚 Hospital of Georgia at 桃色视频 which is a 149-bed, 220,000-square-foot facility that has a dedicated 14 bed combined medical-surgical PICU and cardiovascular ICU, along with an additional 6 bed pediatric intermediate care unit.
The research component draws upon already existing programs at 桃色视频 such as the Pediatric Subspecialty Fellows鈥� Clinical Research Design Course and may offer protected support for those interested in pursuing a Certificate in Clinical and Translational Science Program or Masters in Public Health.
Pediatrics Critical Care Transport team
Extensive options for basic science, translational, or clinical research experiences are available through collaboration with the broad spectrum of lab-based and clinical scientists at 桃色视频, including through the Georgia Prevention Institute (GPI) and the Vascular Biology Center.
Fellow didactics are protected time every Wednesday from approximately 1pm to 4pm, where concepts paramount to critical care, patient care and research are reviewed. There are additional educational activities that fall outside of our scheduled Wednesday didactics, demarcated with an asterisk.
All applications for our traditional three-year fellowship are through the AAMC鈥檚 online .
Positions are offered through the fall cycle pediatric subspecialty match. Please do not send application materials to us directly.
Initial application submissions are received through ERAS beginning July 15. Following application review, applicants are invited by the Fellowship Program Director to interview from August to November.
The PCCM Fellowship Program accepts applicants with J1 visa status only.
The following are minimum requirements for application to the fellowship training program:
Additional information is available at Office of Graduate Medical Education.
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