The Neuroanesthesia Fellowship program at the Kansas University Medical Center is twelve months in length. The didactic and curriculum program encompasses rotations in neuroanesthesia, critical care, intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring, pediatric neuroanesthesiology, neuroradiology, neuro-endovascular care and neuroscience scholarship. The fellow will train in the foundational neuroscience of anesthesiology and the intricacies of the care of neurologically injured adult and pediatric patients.

It is anticipated that any fellow completing our program would be in high demand for an academic appointment at any teaching institution and if they so choose, highly recruited in the private sector as others are recognizing the important role of neuroanesthesia.

Salary: Market Competitive Salary. The fellow will function 50% as a fellow and 50% as a junior faculty member.

Prerequisite: Board eligible/Board certified Anesthesiologist. Requirements and information about obtaining an Active Kansas Medical license can be found at the Kansas Board of Health Arts M.D. & D.O. Licensure Types/Designations.

Erin Plaza, M.D.
Neuroanesthesia Fellowship Program Director

Seth Tracy
Fellowship Coordinator
stracy@kumc.edu