Fellowship Director
Anthony Machi, M.D.
Fellows will pursue a comprehensive 12-month experience in regional anesthesia and acute pain medicine. Training will include peripheral nerve, nerve plexus, truncal blockade and neuraxial procedures and acute pain medicine for surgical and nonsurgical patients including perineural catheters, ultrasound-guided and nerve stimulator localization techniques. Through a fellowship in regional anesthesia and acute pain medicine an individual will progress in his or her development as a perioperative physician and develop the expertise to excel in academic and private practice environments.
Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Medicine is anticipated to receive approval as an ACGME fellowship in 2018. The structure of this fellowship is consistent with the preliminary ACGME guidelines.
Goals and Objectives
Clinical Sites
Academic Expectations
The fellow will be expected to participate in departmental scholarly activities including participation in clinical research. Additionally, the fellow will be expected to present at journal club and divisional meetings. The fellow will be expected to engage in at least one novel scholarly project of his or her development. Examples include but are not limited to clinical research, book chapter writing, abstract or oral presentation at a national meeting. The fellow will be expected to attend the annual meeting of the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine.
Education
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