Global Anesthesiology Fellowship

1. Clinical Education – The clinical program will serve as the cornerstone of the fellowship training in global anesthesia. In order to achieve the necessary level of expertise, fellows should be prepared to master the following:
   1. Patient assessment in a low-resource setting
   2. General anesthesia in a low-resource setting
   3. Pain management for austere settings
   4. Basic regional anesthesia techniques

2. Didactic Education – A didactic and educational program specifically dedicated to the safe practice of anesthesia in remote low-resource settings
   1. Fellows will complete the Capstone Certificate in Global Health Program through the University of Wisconsin Global Health Institute (12-month online program)
   2. Didactic teaching will occur during Global Health lectures/conferences/journal clubs, simulation sessions, and Department of Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
   3. A list of required reading and optional advanced reading will be provided to the fellows
   4. Monthly discussions with Global Anesthesiology Fellowship Director to review difficult cases and complications
   5. While abroad, fellows will attend and participate in the visiting Department of Anesthesiology Grand Rounds, resident didactic lectures, and morbidity and mortality conferences
   6. Fellows will be expected to teach residents at the University of Wisconsin who are planning to participate in overseas rotations, as well as participate in the ongoing education of learners at global sites

3. Research

1. 1. Fellows are required to participate in research which is focused in the global realm and will be given appropriate nonclinical time to fulfill these goals. There will be opportunities for the fellow to become involved in research already in progress or to develop an original project. In either case, an appropriate attending anesthesiologist will be appointed to mentor and assist the fellow to facilitate these goals.
   2. The types of activities that would suffice as academic projects include a collection of complications and outcomes overseas or an interesting case study submitted to a peer-review journal; a clinical chart review or a review article submitted to, and accepted by, a peer-reviewed journal; or a book chapter approved by the Fellowship Director.

1. Equipment – A precordial stethoscope and Lifebox pulse oximeter will be provided to the fellow.
2. Office – The fellow will be provided office space and a computer to use during their fellowship.
3. Library – The fellow will have access to the department library and the UWSMPH Library.
4. Support Services – The fellow will have support from administrative, clinical, and technical personnel within the Department of Anesthesiology and UWSMPH.
5. CME – the fellow will be supplied a CME fund per the department policy for the period of twelve months that can be used towards educational materials or conferences.

1. Compensation: The fellow will receive a salary equivalent to a Clinical Instructor in Anesthesiology salary distributed equally over 12 months.
2. Benefits
   1. HR Benefits
   2. Vacation: 4 weeks
   3. CME Days: 1 week
   4. CME Account: $3,600

Interested applicants should submit the following:

• Curriculum vitae
• Personal statement/cover letter
• Copy of Board scores (USMLE, COMLEX, NBME, FLEX)
• Most recent ABA/ASA In-Training Examination scores
• Letter of recommendation from anesthesiology residency program director
• Three additional letters of recommendation
• A valid ECFMG certificate (if medical training occurred at a medical school outside of the United States or Canada)

Application materials should be received by March 1st of the year prior to training. The fellowship will begin on July 1st, each year.

Please send your application materials to UW Anesthesiology Global Health Fellowship.

For questions regarding the application process, please contact:

Brandon Russell, GME Program Manager
University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
600 Highland Ave, B6/319
Madison, WI 53792-3272
russell2@wisc.edu