2000 - 200101
Initial Accreditation
Jul 1, 1998
Specialty:Pediatric anesthesiology
ACGME Code:0423521035
NRMP Code:-
Status:Continued Accreditation
Overview
Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship Overview
The Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship is a comprehensive one-year program accredited by the American Board of Anesthesiology at Oishei Children's Hospital. This institution serves as a tertiary care pediatric facility with a Level I intensive care nursery, where approximately 12,000 cases are performed annually under general anesthesia. The fellowship is designed to equip fellows with a robust understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of pediatric anesthesiology throughout a total of 12 months attached to the Department of Anesthesiology.
1Curriculum Structure
The program is divided into two primary components: core didactic education and clinical caseload. The didactic portion includes weekly one-hour conferences focused on various topics relevant to pediatric anesthesiology. This structured educational framework ensures that fellows receive comprehensive exposure to the necessary knowledge and skills required in pediatric anesthetic practice.
1Clinical Training
Fellows will gain extensive clinical experience, managing a diverse array of cases. This includes routine and emergency pediatric cases, where fellows will learn direct management under close supervision by attending anesthesiologists. They will also be trained in the insertion and interpretation of invasive monitoring across all age groups from neonates to young adults, establishing competence in performing anesthesia for open-heart cases, minimally invasive cardiac procedures, complex spinal fusions, and other outpatient procedures.
1Unique Features of the Program
The fellowship's structure ensures that by the end of the training year, fellows will have developed a strong clinical acumen and confidence across all areas of pediatric anesthesia. Notably, the training is aligned with the latest standards and practices in anesthesiology, incorporating hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to engage in complex cases.
1Research Opportunities
While the primary focus of the fellowship is on clinical competence, there are also opportunities for fellows to engage in research activities. Involvement in academic projects is encouraged, thereby helping fellows to integrate practical experience with research methodologies.
1Visa Support
The program provides visa support for international medical graduates, specifically offering assistance with H-1B and J-1 visas. Such support is crucial for those eligible applicants international to the U.S., providing a pathway for them to pursue advanced training in the pediatric anesthesiology fellowship.
1Competitiveness and Eligibility
The Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship is considered to be highly competitive. Candidates must demonstrate a strong foundation in anesthesiology, possessing completed residency training in anesthesiology, and typically hold an MD or DO degree. Special application requirements may be in place, potentially including limits on failed examinations, such as no more than one failed USMLE Step exam.
1Application Process
The program does not participate in the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their applications directly to the fellowship training program administrator along with a curriculum vitae and any relevant documentation. This streamlined application process aims to find candidates with a genuine interest in developing their skills in pediatric anesthesiology.
1Fellowship Outcomes
Graduates of the fellowship are well-prepared to take up clinical positions in various healthcare settings, having developed strong skill sets in pediatric anesthesiology. The program emphasizes clinical independence and aims to lay a strong foundation for a successful career in the field, encouraging fellows to become proficient anesthesiologists equipped with both the knowledge and practical skills required to excel.
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ACGME History
Accreditation Last updated: Jul 16, 2026
Initial accreditation4
Full accreditation0
Continued19
Warning4
Probationary Accreditation0
Withdrawal0
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Buffalo, NY
Population
278,349
Median income
$46,458Below
Education
31.2%Above
Employment
55.8%Above
Health
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Living in Buffalo, NY
Crime Rate and Safety
Buffalo has a slightly higher crime rate than the national average, but certain neighborhoods are safer than others. It's advisable to research specific areas before choosing a place to live.
Fun Activities
Buffalo offers a wide range of entertainment options including world-class dining, cultural events, sports games, and outdoor activities like hiking and skiing in the nearby mountains.
Climate
Buffalo experiences all four seasons with cold and snowy winters, pleasant summers, and beautiful fall foliage.
Races and Population
Buffalo is a diverse city with a mix of cultures and ethnicities contributing to its vibrant community.
Education
Buffalo is home to several universities and colleges, providing opportunities for educational advancement and cultural enrichment.
Cost of Living
Buffalo has a relatively affordable cost of living compared to other major cities in the Northeast.
Proximity to Bigger Cities
Buffalo is approximately a 6-hour drive from New York City and a 4-hour drive from Toronto, Canada, providing easy access to these major urban centers.
Pros
- Affordable cost of living
- diverse cultural scene
- proximity to major cities.
Cons
- Higher crime rate in some areas
- harsh winters.
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