Teaching

Washington University's fellowship programs in surgical critical care and anesthesiology critical care offer multidisciplinary training at one of the nation's leading academic medical centers. The 12-month programs are dedicated to preparing outstanding surgeons and anesthesiologists for rewarding careers in critical care medicine.

Surgeons in the Section of Acute and Critical Care Surgery also train general surgery residents, anesthesiology residents, emergency medicine residents and trainees from other disciplines in multiprofessional critical care during their rotations through the Surgical Intensive Care Unit. General surgical and emergency medicine residents' rotations include trauma care, for which Barnes-Jewish Hospital has been designated as a Level I Trauma Center by the State of Missouri and is the only St. Louis area hospital to earn Level I verification by the American College of Surgeons (ACS).

For more information on the fellowship and general residency programs, select the links on the side menu.