The pulmonary and critical care medicine fellowship is a fully accredited, three-year program providing comprehensive clinical training and extensive research opportunities. You’ll work closely with faculty in a collegial and supportive training atmosphere. Graduates include distinguished clinicians, educators and scientists working in dynamic careers throughout the world.
Rush University Medical Center is a major referral center for adult solid organ and stem cell/bone marrow transplants, as well as extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
Upon completion, you will be eligible for board certification in pulmonary disease and in critical care medicine. Single-specialty training is not available.
How to apply
Candidates must have successfully completed an Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education-accredited internal medicine residency training program prior to a fellowship appointment. We do not sponsor H-1B visas.
Please submit your application by the end of July via the Electronic Residency Application Service. Please also include the following with your application:
- A letter of recommendation from your residency training program director
- Two or more additional letters of recommendation from clinical faculty and/or research mentors who know you and your work well
- Statement of personal and career objectives
- United States Medical Licensing Examination/Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination scores
- Medical school dean’s letter and transcripts
We will notify those selected for September/October interviews by email/ERAS scheduler. Training begins the following July.
Program Leadership
Contact Us
Monica Orozco - Program Coordinator
Monica_orozco@rush.edu
(312) - 563 -7580