Abdominal Organ Transplant Anesthesiology Fellowship

Washington University in St. Louis (WashU Medicine)

AnaesthesiologyTransplant anaesthesiaNon-ACGME Fellowship
Destination
USA
St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Overview

A one-year non-ACGME fellowship at one of the top U.S. transplant centres providing comprehensive perioperative training for adult abdominal organ transplant recipients plus complex hepatobiliary, vascular and cardiothoracic surgery.

The programme

Focus
Liver transplant anaesthesia
Training type
Non-ACGME Fellowship
Duration
One year
Start
Institution policyWashU GME appointment (stipend) year runs 1 July – 30 June
Positions
Not stated on official page
Accreditation
Non-ACGME accredited
Department
Department of Anesthesiology, WashU Medicine (Barnes-Jewish Hospital / St. Louis Children's Hospital)

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Completed anesthesiology residency (proof of completion; board certification or progress toward it)
International applicants
Institution policyInternational graduates accepted via ECFMG J-1 sponsorship (H-1B at programme discretion); Missouri temporary licence requires a permanent ECFMG certificate
Visa support
Unable to support any visa sponsorship at this time
Licence requirement
Institution policy (Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts): residents and fellows in approved Missouri training programmes must hold a Missouri temporary licence (renewed annually; applied for via the hospital) before practising; IMGs need a permanent ECFMG certificate

How to apply

Deadline
Not stated on official page
Application method
Send completed fellowship application and supporting materials to the Fellowship Program Coordinator

Funding

Funding
Institution policyWashU/BJH/SLCH GME Consortium stipends 1 July 2026-30 June 2027: PGY1 $71,239; PGY2 $74,399; PGY3 $77,597; PGY4 $80,895; PGY5 $84,439; PGY6 $88,091; PGY7 $91,618; PGY8 $95,032; PGY9 $99,151 (all fellows paid PGY-based salary whether or not ACGME-accredited)

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