A unique aspect of our program is the pairing of a comprehensive foundation of clinical training with an individualized pathway for career development. Fellows are deeply engaged in learning research, quality improvement, teaching, and leadership skills. We encourage fellows to participate in scholarly projects and provide the opportunity to present their research at national meetings and publish in peer-reviewed journals. Our graduates go on to a variety of careers, including clinician-educators, educational and hospital leadership positions, and private practice. By the end of the fellowship, trainees will be board-eligible in both Pulmonary Diseases and Critical Care Medicine.

How to Apply

The Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship at Mount Sinai Morningside and Mount Sinai West participates in the Medicine and Pediatric Specialties Match through the National Resident Matching Program.

We accept applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service®(ERAS). Early applications are encouraged, but we accept complete applications until September 1. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We support J-1 and H1-B visa applicants.

Application requirements include:

• A completed ERAS application
• A personal statement emphasizing your professional and career goals
• Three letters of recommendation
• Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates certification (if applicable)
• All available American Board of Internal Medicine, United States Medical Licensing Examination, Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination scores

Our interview season is from late August through October. Fellowship candidates will be invited to a virtual interview, including an opportunity to meet with current fellows and members of our Fellowship Selection Committee.