Clinical Training
As part of our comprehensive program, fellows gain expertise in diagnosing and treating pulmonary and critical care diseases.
The University of Maryland’s Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine (PCCM) Fellowship program is nationally-renowned for preparing fellows for thriving careers in both clinical practice and research.
We provide an accredited, high-quality program that integrates comprehensive clinical training with an enriched research experience spanning clinical, translational and basic science realms.
Our program aims to:
We seek applicants who aspire to excel as clinicians and are enthusiastic about enhancing their clinical knowledge through research endeavors. We firmly believe that learning how to properly and rigorously ask and answer scientific questions makes us better physicians. Hence, our three-year fellowship program includes a dedicated research year built in.
Our referral base is large, and the acuity of our medical intensive care unit is one of the highest in the country. This, along with our partnerships with Shock Trauma Center, Baltimore VA Medical Center, NIH Clinical Center and UMMC–Midtown, results in a rich learning environment with a broad range of rotations to train the next leaders in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine.
As part of our comprehensive program, fellows gain expertise in diagnosing and treating pulmonary and critical care diseases.
Research training is an integral part of our fellowship. All fellows participate in research projects under the guidance of their faculty mentors.
Fellows have access to state-of-the art training centers—including MASTRI, Shock Trauma and the UM Sleep Disorders Center—to further refine their skills.