Nephrology–Critical Care Medicine Fellowship

Overview

Critical care nephrology fellowship listed by Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (Mount Sinai Hospital) in the ASN Nephrology Subspecialty Training Database; this record documents the programme, not a current vacancy.

The programme

Training type

Subspecialty training programme

Duration

One year

Positions

Varies per year

Department

Nephrology

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Requirements are the same as those for ERAS/NRMP for general nephrology fellowship applications.

Visa route

H-1B and J-1

Visa support

H-1B and J-1

How to apply

Application method

There are opportunities for both an integrated three-year fellowship and stand-alone one year critical care fellowship after nephrology training. Interested applicants can apply via ERAS/NRMP for a combined three-year nephrology/critical care program (Year 1: Nephrology: Year 2: Two months of critical care; ten months of nephrology; Year 3: Ten months of critical care, two months of nephrology: Y2 and Y3 can be switched). Applicants will interview with both nephrology and critical care faculty. Additionally, interested second-year nephrology fellows can apply via ERAS/NRMP in July to match into critical care fellowship for the following academic year.

Contact

Program director: Jennifer Wang, DO, and John Oropello, MD; coordinator/contact: Cynthia Meyers: cynthia.meyers@mountsinai.org

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