Thank you for your interest in our Fellowship Training Program. Here at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, we offer a comprehensive, fully accredited fellowship in Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. The Training Program is a combined Mount Sinai Medical Center - Elmhurst and Queens Hospital Center Fellowship. This amalgam of The Mount Sinai Hospital and the affiliates allows the Division to offer a broad-based fellowship with clinical, academic, and investigative components.
We offer two training programs that are designed and tailored to meet the individual needs of each fellow planning either career as a basic science or clinical investigator.
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The typical three-year clinician track emphasizes an outstanding clinical education balanced by a clinical investigative component.
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A physician scientist track is offered to those trainees interested in a career in basic science research. Support is available for a fourth year of fellowship for promising young investigators.
Training Hospitals: The Mount Sinai Hospital, Elmhurst Hospital Center, Queens Hospital Center
Number of Fellows: 16
Length of Fellowship: Three years
Major Objectives
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To develop the preeminent clinical consultants who understand and practice modern pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine with a particular talent for teaching.
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To provide the broadest education possible through a highly motivated faculty, diverse patient population, and innovative educational tools.
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To train physicians for future successful careers in academic pulmonary and critical care medicine (basic science researchers, clinician-researchers, or clinician-educators).
