Fellowships

Our alumni have successfully matched into several fellowships including Critical Care, Neuro Critical Care, Ultrasound, EMS, Toxicology, Hyperbarics and Palliative Medicine. Jackson Memorial Hospital and University of Miami also offers several fellowship opportunities available to Emergency Medicine residents.

Learn more about Fellowships at Jackson Health

Critical Care: Department of Anesthesiology

The Critical Care Medicine service in the Department of Anesthesiology is primarily responsible for the Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Surgical Intensive Care unit at the Veterans Administration Medical Center and the Trauma Intensive Care Unit for Ryder Trauma Center of Jackson Memorial Hospital.

Critical Care: Department of Medicine

Fellows participate in rotations in critical care medicine, trauma care, pulmonary medicine, anesthesia and clinical research. Faculty and fellows have the opportunity to work at Jackson Memorial Hospital, the Miami Veterans Affairs Hospital, the University of Miami Hospital, and The Sylvester Cancer Center.

Critical Care: Neurocritical Care

The Neuro-Critical Care fellowship provides cutting edge advanced critical care for neurological and neurosurgical patients. There are three full-time faculty who staff a 24 bed Neuro ICU with critically ill neurological/neurosurgical patients with traumatic brain injury, SAH, tumors, status epilepticus, and myasthenia.

Pain Management

The Department of Anesthesiology offers a Pain Management Fellowship that provides opportunities for interventional treatments and cutting-edge techniques for our diverse patient population. Fellows have the opportunity to perform diagnostic blocks, therapeutic injections, interventional procedures, intrathecal pump placements and spinal cord and peripheral nerve stimulator implantations.

Primary Care Sports Medicine

Faculty and fellows are responsible for addressing the health care and fitness needs of a wide range athletes. Particularly, the sports medicine fellow assists with the care of more than 450 Division I NCAA athletes in 17 varsity teams at the University of Miami. The fellow also helps with the care of the athletes in the Miami Marlins, the local Major League Baseball team. The sports medicine fellow is responsible for the care of athletes in a variety of athletic events.Over 5,000 musculoskeletal and general medical outpatient cases are seen each year with attending faculty.

Hospice and Palliative Medicine

Fellows perform domain-based, comprehensive, whole-person assessment to provide goal-directed, individualized treatment and care plan recommendations. Faculty and fellows work collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team of social workers, rehabilitation therapists, recreational therapists, chaplains and volunteers to achieve the optimal clinical outcomes for patients. Fellows will learn to engage both patients and healthcare providers to provide recommendations on care plan development, care coordination and care transition.