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Fellowship Program

The Center of Resuscitation Science offers an intensive 3-year fellowship through an NIH-funded T32 training grant which provides rigorous training for a career in translational research in resuscitation medicine.

The overarching goal of this fellowship is to develop a cadre of new junior investigators whose research focuses on the etiology, pathophysiology, and treatment of potentially lethal conditions requiring resuscitation such as cardiac arrest, septic shock, other shock states, and ARDS.

The training provided by the fellowship is multi-disciplinary, with elements spanning the various specialized disciplines in emergency medicine and critical care. Fellowship training takes place primarily at BIDMC, but the program also leverages the world-class expertise and resources of additional faculty members based at Mass General, Brigham and Womens Hospital, MIT, and Boston University Hospital.

Fellows will have the option to pursue primarily epidemiologic (big data queries), clinical trials, or lab-based work, but will acquire a working knowledge of all 3 approaches. Each fellow will choose an area of expertise and focus their efforts in this area, but will also be encouraged to collaborate with investigators using different approaches and thus will have ample opportunity for exposure to the full range of translational resuscitation research.

Improving patient lives by advancing the field of resuscitation medicine