Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship (Central)
Geisinger’s Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship in Danville produces sought-after specialists who’ve gained experience in a high-volume, diverse practice.
About us
With a diverse patient population, a high-volume practice, multiple campuses and faculty dedicated to training the next generation of specialists, Geisinger’s Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship (Central) will prepare you to succeed in this challenging and constantly evolving field.
The proof is in our fellows’ success. They’re routinely recruited as soon as they graduate from our program.
As our pulmonary and critical care medicine fellow, you’ll work with diverse, skilled and collegial faculty, treating an equally diverse patient population, both in terms of disease and cultural heritage.
We’re the referral center of choice for northeastern and central Pennsylvania, and you’ll be part of a system with assets including:
- Level I trauma center
- Stroke center
- Advanced cardiac care center
- Liver transplantation center
- Four adult ICUs staffed by pulmonary and critical care medicine teams
- Cystic fibrosis clinic
- Interstitial lung diseases clinic
- Pulmonary hypertension clinic
- Bioethics institute
Our electronic ICU (eICU) platform allows us to provide pulmonary critical care services to all Geisinger hospitals and several outside our system. You’ll be part of a team that’s experienced with ECMO, and we perform 700 to 800 bronchoscopies a year.
We’ll make sure you gain more than outstanding clinical skills. Like the chance to explore the business and financial aspects of pulmonary critical care medicine.
You’ll also benefit from our fellowship’s robust ethics and communication skills component.
Most of your training will take place at Geisinger Medical Center, the largest tertiary/quaternary care teaching hospital in the region. Geisinger Medical Center is licensed for 575 beds, including 89 pediatric beds in the Geisinger Janet Weis Children's Hospital.
Geisinger Medical Center’s critical care units are staffed by a team of specialists trained in critical care and pulmonary medicine. Both units are equipped with innovative technology and monitoring equipment used to monitor patients remotely, allowing a higher level of care for the most critical of patients.
Geisinger Medical Center also serves as one of five helicopter bases for Life Flight®, our regional helicopter service providing critical patients rapid transportation and access to advanced life support.
Are you ready to be immersed in challenges and intensive training that will make you an even better physician, ready to join any system? Apply to join us.
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Program overview
Geisinger’s Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship (Central) is designed to provide you with in-depth knowledge and experience in all aspects of the specialty, so you’re prepared to pursue a career in academic or community-based medicine.
- Adult multidisciplinary intensive care unit
- Pulmonary consultation service
- Ambulatory care clinic rotation
- Sleep clinic rotation
- Research rotation
- Continuity clinic
- Bronchoscopy
- Adult multidisciplinary intensive care unit
- Pulmonary consultation service
- Ambulatory care clinic rotation
- Research rotation
- Continuity clinic
- Adult multidisciplinary intensive care unit
- Ambulatory care clinic rotation
- Sleep clinic rotation
- Research rotation
- Continuity clinic
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About Geisinger
Geisinger serves more than 1 million people in central and northeastern Pennsylvania. We’ve been nationally recognized for innovative practices in quality, delivery models such as ProvenCare® and the use of an award-winning electronic medical record, Epic®. Our physician-led system has approximately 25,000 employees, including nearly 1,700 physicians, 10 hospital campuses, two research centers and a health plan with more than half a million members, all of which boost our hometown economies by $8 billion annually.
Location
Danville, Pa., is a unique and wonderful place to train. Opportunities for outdoor recreation are endless, the cost of living is low and traffic is almost nonexistent. In addition, we are close enough to Philadelphia, New York City and Washington, D.C., to make weekend getaways easy.