The goal of fellow rotations is to experience the wide breadth of pediatric critical care medicine through clinical and research experiences. Fellows are the face of our mission and rotations are geared toward the development of clinical and research skills throughout fellowship. That’s why our time is equally spent in the clinical and research realms. Partnering with other divisions throughout C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital - including Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatric Anesthesia, Pediatric Palliative Care – our fellows gain robust experience as leaders of multidisciplinary teams caring for critically ill and injured children. Research time is increased in a graduated fashion across fellowship years, as the clinical experience gained during first year gives way to increasing dedicated time answering questions in a scholarly way.
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Balanced research and clinical experiences
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Yearly immersive rotations through a Top 10 Cardiac ICU
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Dedicated rotations with Pediatric Anesthesia
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Separate rotations with our Hospital-Based Palliative Care team