Physician training at the resident and fellow levels is an integral and essential component of the mission of our division. Pediatric, emergency medicine, and anesthesiology house staff receive clinical and didactic teaching in pediatric critical care.  Additionally, fellows from other disciplines, including pediatric cardiology, neonatology, pulmonology, and anesthesiology have the opportunity to rotate through the PICU and PCICU.  The PICU rotation remains a favorite rotation for Duke medical students, and rotations are available for both second year and fourth year students. 

 

We train three physicians per year in our three-year, fully accredited Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellowship program. Our fellows have the option of an additional year of training to further advance their research experience or to specialize in the care of infants and children with congenital heart disease.  

 

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