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How to apply to our anesthesiology critical care medicine fellowship

Applicants must have successfully completed an ACGME-accredited residency in anesthesiology to be eligible for our fellowship.

We accept applications through SF Match between November and February 28. Virtual interviews are held from mid-January to March, and offers are extended through SF Match following the official match cycle calendar.

Application requirements

To apply, please submit the following through SF Match:

  • Completed SF Match application
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Personal statement
  • Three letters of recommendation (including one from your residency program director)
  • USMLE transcripts or equivalent
  • ECFMG certification (if applicable)

Eligibility for international applicants

International applicants are welcome to apply through SF Match. Additional requirements include:

  • Valid ECFMG certification
  • J-1 visa or U.S. permanent resident status

Please note: H-1B visas are not eligible for this fellowship.

Virtual interview process

All interviews are conducted virtually via Zoom. Invited applicants will receive an email through SF Match with available interview dates and times.

If you’re interested in the 2-year combined fellowship in Anesthesiology Critical Care Medicine and Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology, you must:

  • Submit a supplemental form in SF Match indicating your dual-application status
  • Apply to both programs individually through SF Match
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Anesthesiology Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program

Today’s leaders in training, tomorrow’s experts in critical care

Our fellows come from top anesthesiology residency programs and bring a passion for critical care, teamwork and academic growth. During their year at Tufts Medical Center, they gain hands-on experience in high-acuity ICU settings, take on leadership roles in multidisciplinary teams and work alongside expert faculty who are deeply invested in their development.

Whether just beginning or already making an impact in the field, our fellows represent the heart of our program.

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Meet our expert faculty

Our faculty at Tufts Medical Center are leaders in anesthesiology and critical care, bringing a wide range of clinical expertise and a strong commitment to education. Under the leadership of Program Director John M. Fox, MD and Associate Program Director Bethany Potere, MD, our team includes specialists in anesthesiology, critical care, cardiology, surgery and more.

Each faculty member plays a vital role in mentoring fellows, providing hands-on training, supporting research projects and fostering leadership development. Their combined knowledge creates a rich, collaborative learning environment, preparing fellows to become skilled and confident leaders in critical care medicine.

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Dedicated faculty + fellows shaping critical care medicine

At Tufts Medical Center, our Anesthesiology Critical Care Medicine Fellowship is shaped by a diverse group of skilled faculty, fellows and staff committed to excellence in clinical care, education and research.

Our faculty brings a wealth of experience across multiple specialties, including anesthesiology, cardiology, surgery, pulmonology and neurology. They are passionate mentors who provide personalized guidance and foster a supportive learning environment.

Our current fellows are motivated, collaborative and eager to grow as future leaders in critical care. Alongside our dedicated staff, we work as a team to provide outstanding care to critically ill patients and keep pushing critical care forward through teaching, research and clinical innovation.

Together, our people create a dynamic and welcoming culture that values diversity, inclusion and continuous learning.

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