Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship

Our Fellowship

Is a ACGME-accredited 3 year combined pulmonary & critical care medicine fellowship program.
Our program has accreditation for a total of 6 trainees.
The main clinical campus is at Cooper University Hospital.

Have the unique opportunity to spend several months of bronchoscopy & advanced pulmonary procedural service, allowing training in procedures such as therapeutic and diagnostic bronchoscopy
Gain extensive experience in the management of pleural diseases including thoracic ultrasound, chest tubes and tunneled pleural catheters.
Opportunity to participate in more advanced procedures including pleuroscopy, endobronchial valves, bronchoscopy lung volume reduction etc.
Subspecialty clinics in interstitial lung disease, pulmonary hypertension, lung cancer and sleep disorders.
Trainees learn to perform and interpret pulmonary physiologic testing including cardiopulmonary exercise testing and pulmonary function testing.
Opportunity to train in critical care medicine with world-class physicians as teachers, with whom you will interact and provide mentorship during your educational experience.

To provide a rigorous clinical education in a cordial, environment that focuses on physician wellness, ameliorating burnout.
To deliver exceptional evidence-based, compassionate, patient-centered care to our community especially the underserved and low-income patient populations.
To promote the development of a physician who excel in the areas of knowledge, skills, and promote qualities required to facilitate the development of well-rounded expert practitioners who can pursue a career in pulmonary & Critical care medicine.
To develop exceptional adult learners who are teachers of the future, leaders in the field by providing an innovative curriculum.
To produce physicians who will promote enhancement of our medical communities who. focus and prioritize the well-being and management of each individual patient, our diverse communities, and the population.
To be a contributor to original research, academic productivity, patient safety, and quality improvement.