2026-2027 Critical Care Anesthesiology Fellowship Profiles

Why I Chose UCLA: After four amazing years training at UCLA for Anesthesiology, staying at UCLA for my Critical Care Fellowship was an easy decision. The UCLA faculty are leaders in the field, incredibly brilliant, and enthusiastic teachers. Additionally, at UCLA, I will have the opportunity to train in several high-acuity intensive care units, gain valuable exposure to patients on mechanical circulatory support, and learn from diverse multi-disciplinary teams.

Why I Chose UCLA: I chose to do critical care fellowship at UCLA for many reasons. I was drawn by the broad range of pathologies I would encounter while rotating through the multiple different ICUs, with a special focus on mechanical circulatory support. I also appreciated the department’s welcoming, supportive culture, and its reputation for clinical excellence. It was apparent that UCLA would provide me with the opportunities necessary to become a well-rounded, capable intensivist.

Why I Chose UCLA: I chose UCLA for critical care fellowship for multiple reasons. The opportunity to train across multiple high-acuity ICUs, work alongside leaders in critical care as a tight-knit team, and learning from a complex patient population were big factors. I am excited to learn a lot at UCLA and carry it forward into my future career.

Why I Chose UCLA: UCLA has been my home for medical training since I started at Geffen. It’s felt like home ever since, providing unparalleled clinical exposure with amazing faculty, co-residents, and now co-fellows. Plus, learning critical care with 365 days of sunshine seems like a winning formula.