Fellowship Council Job Board

Candidates for the Anesthesia/Pain Medicine Fellowship must be diplomates in good standing of the ABPMR, ABA or ABPN and apply for subspecialty certification through their respective boards. Diplomates of other ABMS member boards may apply for certification in pain medicine through their board if their board becomes a co-sponsor of the Pain Medicine Examination.

Penn State Health’s Pain Medicine Center utilizes a multidisciplinary, comprehensive approach to manage more than 7,000 outpatient visits per year.

Fellows will spend nine four-week blocks in the Pain Medicine Center. This rotation exposes the fellow to a wide variety of chronic pain conditions and is the true core of the fellowship program. The full spectrum of currently accepted interventional pain management procedures are performed under direct supervision of the faculty. Additionally, an interventional pain management course on an injection phantom occurs in the beginning of the academic year that decreases the learning curve for fluoroscopically guided injections. Early on in their training, fellows are involved in evaluation and treatment of chronic pain patients who are referred to the pain center by both primary care physicians as well as specialists from various fields of medicine.

Our patients are offered a variety of interventional pain procedures including spinal cord stimulator trials and implants, minimally invasive lumbar decompression, sacroiliac joint fusion interspinous spacer implants, peripheral nerve stimulation, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablation, sacroiliac joint injections, peripheral nerve blocks, and others.

The strong didactic program consists of weekly lectures, monthly journal clubs, case presentations, monthly spine rounds, two annual OSCEs with simulation, interventional sessions with simulation, fluoroscopic case presentations, quarterly multidisciplinary patient comfort conferences and daily patient-related teaching.

Fellow education is centered on three major areas:

Acquiring comprehensive knowledge of diagnosis and treatment of the more chronic pain conditions
Becoming proficient with a wide variety of interventional pain management procedures
Providing an overview of the information required to become a consultant in pain management and preparing for the subspecialty board examination

Fellows are on home call one week in four, on average. During call, the fellows will be exposed to consultative care of inpatients with chronic pain conditions. In addition, they will work with regional anesthesia teams.

Please send all applicant documents to email listed below.

Questions can be directed to:

Terria Hudock, Program Coordinator
Email: [email protected]

Mount Sinai Health System department of surgery is seeking a board Certified/board eligible surgeon to join as faculty on the Brooklyn Campus. Our preferred candidate will have completed specialty training in minimally invasive, bariatric and/or robotic surgery. Operative privileges in Mount Sinai Brooklyn will apply across the entire Mount Sinai Health System.
Mount Sinai Brooklyn is a 212-bed acute-care community hospital. We are located in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. We have gone through numerous renovations and upgrades over the past decade to expand our scope of services most recently becoming part of the Mount Sinai Health System. The hospital enjoys an excellent reputation in such specialties as cardiac care, geriatric care, gastroenterology, general surgery, and bariatrics and boasts a nationally accredited cancer center.
There is opportunity to build a practice across the breadth of general surgery with a focus on minimally invasive, bariatric and/or robotic surgery. There is ready access to multiple Xi dual console surgical robots. Mount Sinai Brooklyn has a small hospital feel with the support and resources of a world renowned health system. We offer independence in developing your practice and work-life balance yet with the support and availability of senior, highly experienced MIS and robotic surgeons
Mount Sinai Brooklyn is a surgical resident training site and in addition has a full complement of surgical house officers and PA’s.
Interested parties please contact Danny Sherwinter MD FACS Chief of Surgery: [email protected]

Baylor College of Medicine Section for Transition Medicine is offering a one-year Developmental Medicine Fellowship starting July 1st, 2024. The fellowship aims to train Med-Peds, Family, or Internal Medicine physicians as leaders in the care of individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities. Just as pediatricians have trained in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities, our fellows will be
experts on the healthcare needs for adults with these conditions. The yearlong fellowship will develop the individual into a national leader and advocate for adults with diagnoses of autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, spina bifida, and other conditions associated with intellectual disabilities. This is a new, emerging, and necessary field of training supported by American Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry
(AADMD) and Special Olympics. This fellowship is funded by a joint training grant with our Department of Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics through the Health Resources and Services Administration Maternal and Child Health Bureau. The fellow is expected to present a quality improvement project or small research project to a national organization such as AADMD, AUCD, or AACPDM.

EXPERIENCES AS A FELLOW:
Continuity Clinic at the Texas Continuity Clinic at Texas Children’s Hospital/Baylor College of Medicine
Transition Medicine Clinic, which is dedicated to the care of adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities. The
fellow will work with a multidisciplinary team including faculty members, social workers, nurse care
coordinators, managed Medicaid service coordinator, dentists, behaviorist, gynecologist and several different
types of students including medical students, physician assistant students, nursing students, social work
students, medical assistant students, and a variety of residents and other fellows in different disciplines. The
fellow will also have a limited continuity clinic within Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics. The fellow will be
expected to lead teams and teach learners.
Specialty services exposure within the adult practice of Neurology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine, Adult Congenital Heart Disease, Wound Care, Urology, and Orthotics/
Prosthetics.
Specialty services exposure within the pediatric practice of Genetics, Complex Care, Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, and Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics.
Community exposure in mental health services, behavioral services, long-term care services, community
living, employment training, and day habilitation with expectation to engage in team building opportunity in
the community through partnership with the local LEND program.
Additional training provided in Advanced Quality Improvement, Leadership and Advocacy Training,
transitions of healthcare, and team building. Other training to meet the fellow’s specific interest can be added
to this curriculum
QUESTIONS OR INTERESTED IN APPLYING?
Applications for the 2024-2025 fellowship year are accepted between June 1, 2023 and Oct 31, 2023 with
interviews being scheduled after submission. If you have questions or interested in applying please email the
Program Director, Jordan Kemere, MD, MS, FACP at [email protected].

This OHSU Brenden-Colson Center for Pancreatic Care fellowship is designed for a surgeon with residency and/or fellowship training focused on hepatopancreaticobiliary diseases who has yet to establish clinical or scientific independence. The Fellow will be mentored by an OHSU faculty member who is established in a field of pancreatic biology, pathology, cancer or its treatment. Over a 12-month intensive, goal-oriented basic and translational training experience the trainee will emerge with an active independent line of investigation and accompanying highly vetted grant applications.
• Applicants must have a medical doctoral degree (MD or DO) and have completed a surgery residency
• Salary will be $150,000 for the year, plus fringe benefits; and
relocation cost support up to $10,000
• Application deadline June 1, 2023; Award start: August 1, 2024
Visit the BCCPC website for the full RFA: www.ohsu.edu/brendencolson

The MIS fellowship at McLaren Flint, led by Dr. Michael Kia, offers a broad experience in the care of
complex patients encompassing bariatric and advanced minimally invasive surgery and
gastrointestinal surgery. The goal of the MIS Fellowship at McLaren Flint is training fellows to:

1. Gain the knowledge and experience in the inpatient and outpatient evaluation and
management of patients for bariatric, gastrointestinal, and advanced minimally invasive
surgery procedures;

2. Refine procedural skills commonly required in the care of these patients such as advanced
laparoscopic cases i.e. (solid organ, foregut, ventral hernia, inguinal hernia, colectomy and
related procedures) in addition to endoscopy. The fellow will perform advanced cases such as
bariatric procedures (RNY and Sleeve) and other advanced laparoscopic cases as well as
complex acute care surgical cases;

3. Experience and understand the day-to-day function of a complex surgical service; and

4. Develop a “transition to practice” for the care of general surgical patients.

At the conclusion of the fellowship in Minimally Invasive Surgery, the fellow should be able to
provide comprehensive, state-of-the-art medical & surgical care to patients with surgical diseases
approachable through minimal access techniques. This will include the abilities to investigate,
diagnose, recommend appropriate treatment options, perform the operative procedures and provide
the pre-, peri-, and post-operative care.

Waukesha Surgical Specialists is seeking an additional surgeon.

Waukesha Surgical Specialists is seeking a board Certified/board eligible surgical oncologist to join their independent surgical group. This current 10 surgeon practice has members specializing in colorectal, breast, endocrine, advanced laparoscopy, and vascular surgery. The group is aligned with ProHealthcare hospital system, the UW Cancer center at ProHealthcare, and outpatient settings in Waukesha County. There is robust collaboration with a team of medical oncology, radiation oncology, and interventional radiology to provide patients with excellent care through our nationally accredited cancer center. There is opportunity to build a practice across the breadth of surgical oncology, with a focus on hepatobiliary surgery preferred. There is access to multiple surgical robots. This position does require general surgery call coverage shared within the group.

Established in 1976, this is an independent surgical group with partnership opportunity allowing for flexibility and independence in developing your practice and work-life balance. this family-oriented group has long-standing ties to the community. There are opportunities for leadership within the group and hospital organization. The group also participates in medical education of surgical residents, family practice residents, medical and PA students.

Waukesha county provides excellent lifestyle opportunities. Cultural, entertainment, and sporting options are accessible as a suburb of Milwaukee, as well as in Madison or Chicago. Outdoor activities are available throughout the year. Highly rated public and private school options available throughout the area.

The Department of Surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health is seeking an exceptional general surgeon to join the faculty of a dynamic and growing Division of Acute Care and Regional General Surgery. Our Division provides emergency general surgery, trauma and burn services at UW Health, and elective general surgery services to the Madison area UW affiliated hospitals.

The Department of Surgery consists of more than 140 faculty across eleven specialty divisions, performing more than 25,000 operations annually. The Department also trains more than 70 residents and fellows and is consistently ranked amongst the top surgery programs with extramural research funding.

The School of Medicine and Public Health has a deep and profound commitment to diversity as a valuable means for eliminating health disparities. As such, we strongly encourage applications from candidates who foster and promote the values of diversity and inclusion.
Principal duties:
The Acute Care & Elective General Surgeon will be based primarily at Unity Point Meriter hospital. The selected candidate will have the opportunity to join a well-established group of general surgeons and expand the practice. Additional responsibility is to cover the Emergency General Surgery service at Meriter Hospital on an average of 1 in 8-week basis.

The primary site of this position will be at Unity Point Meriter Hospital. UP-Meriter hospital runs 11 operating rooms daily including specialty services in Vascular, orthopedic surgery, ophthalmology, GYN, plastic surgery and other subspecialties. As a UW affiliate, the emergency general surgery service at UP-Meriter is supported by 4-6 house staff (1-2PG1, 1PGY2, 1 PGY 4, 1 PG5, and occasionally a PGY 3). Four Advance practice Providers provide support as surgical assistants, on rounds and in clinic. The Meriter EGS service cares for all unplanned surgical admissions and provides inpatient consultations as needed.

A principal duty of this position is developing relationships with UW Health regional partners through building relationships and establishing referral protocols in order to partner in providing general surgery services to those organizations. Through these partnerships, the Division of Acute Care and Regional General Surgery seeks to reduce disparities in surgical access for patients in rural areas of Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. The successful candidate will display a willingness and desire to work across a health care system to provide care across communities.

The successful candidate will demonstrate qualifications and commitment delivering high-quality patient care. In addition, competitive candidates will be motivated for clinical teaching of medical students, residents, and fellows. Candidates interested in the CHS track will have demonstrated the ability to successfully develop a scholarly clinical, outcomes, translational, or basic science research program.

The breakdown of duties is dependent on the track the faculty member is hired. This candidate will also participate in professional, public, and university service.