The main goal of this training program is to develop requisite knowledge, skills, and attitudes essential to demonstrate competence in patient care, knowledge, practice-based learning and improvement, systems-based practice, professionalism, and interpersonal and communication skills relevant to the combined discipline of pulmonary and critical care medicine. Evaluation of competencies is accomplished by a variety of instruments including global evaluations, direct observation, chart auditing, problem based learning and teaching, and multisource feed back using patient and other health care provider input.

Fellows are required to rotate through a variety of clinical services to obtain the breadth and depth of exposure to disease states needed to form the base of knowledge and experience for a subspecialist in these fields. In addition, during this three year training program, fellows are required to participate in meaningful research and in at least one QA/QI project. Consideration of academic careers is encouraged.

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Rotations:

The UTMB Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program offers strong training in a variety of unique environments. Our fellows receive high-quality training of common and rare pulmonary conditions, experience strong hands-on training in basic and advanced pulmonary procedures and learn from a broad array of pathologies.

• Ambulatory/Clinic
• ICU
• Consults
• Procedures

Locations:

Jennie Sealy- Jennie Sealy is UTMB’s newest hospital building on the main campus. For Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine Fellows the key feature is a state-of-the-art ICUs and operating room with the latest equipment and as a level 1 trauma center, our ICU serves a wide catchment area including Galveston itself, several nearby counties, and much of the southern and eastern portions of the Houston metroplex. This building also gives you a chance to enjoy spectacular views of the bay and the gulf from the upper floors.

Angleton Danbury Campus

Clear Lake Campus Hospital

League City Campus Hospital

Bronchoscopy Suite

Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) Hospital- The Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s Hospital Galveston is the only prison hospital located on a major academic campus in the United States. This is an excellent opportunity for Pulmonary & Critical Care fellows to see a broad scope of pathology across all subspecialties in the ICU and within pulmonary clinics. Fellows have come to appreciate this unique environment as one of the most valuable portions of their education.

University Hospital Clinics

Victory Lakes Multi-specialty Care Center

Clear Lake Campus Clinic

League City Campus Clinic