Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship

Medical College of Wisconsin Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship

Our ACGME-accredited fellowship is structured to meet the requirements for subspecialty certification in pediatric anesthesiology. The core of the training program involves the care of pediatric patients in the operating rooms, other anesthetizing locations and intensive care units, and includes out-of-OR anesthetics, pre-anesthesia evaluation, post-anesthesia care, pain management and advanced life support for neonates, infants and children.

Childrens Wisconsin and the Medical College of Wisconsin

Children’s Wisconsin is a Proud Partner with The Medical College of Wisconsin

Center highlights

  • Level 1 Pediatric Trauma Center, the highest rating possible
  • One of only two Level 1 Pediatric Trauma Centers in Wisconsin
  • Level 1 Pediatric Surgery Center, the highest rating possible and the first in the United States to earn that distinction
  • Recognized by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel as a Top Workplace every year since 2010 and as a Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award winner
  • Subspecialties routinely recognized as among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report

Clinical Education and Rotations

Fellows have weekday clinical responsibilities as well as an on-call schedule. Most call is taken from home for index level cases, with about one overnight, midweek call per month. Weekend, morning call is designed to provide trainees with off-hours supervisory experience. The year is divided into 13 blocks, each lasting roughly four weeks.

Research and Additional Training Opportunities

An optional six to 12 months of training provides interested candidates with additional clinical expertise in cardiac anesthesiology, pain management or critical care. This training can be pursued within a second ACGME fellowship, or informally in addition to a part-time clinical appointment.

Alternatively, candidates may pursue training in basic science or clinical research. Basic science research in anesthesiology and related areas of physiology and pharmacology is conducted at several sites and is under the direction of Julie Freed, MD, PhD.

Other second-year fellowship opportunities: The program offers qualified fellows the option of complete, additional, non-ACGME training as a faculty-instructor, with dedicated protected time for focused career development. Opportunities exist to specialize in pediatric cardiac anesthesiology and quality/safety management. These opportunities are available to qualified fellows who apply either at the time of initial interview, or during their Children's Wisconsin fellowship year. Exceptional outside candidates will be considered as availability permits.

Interested Candidates Should Contact

To speak with our team about this opportunity, please contact Jennifer Scherer, Senior Physician Recruiter, at Jescherer@mcw.edu.

Interested Candidates Should Contact

To speak with our team about this opportunity, please contact Jennifer Scherer, Senior Physician Recruiter, at Jescherer@mcw.edu.

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