Anesthesiology Fellowship Programs

The UF Department of Anesthesiology trains anesthesiologists in a number of sub-specialty fellowship programs.

Our Sub-Specialty fellowships

Adult

Cardiothoracic Anesthesia

Our CT anesthesia fellowship is an ACGME-accredited program which includes rotations in CT Anesthesia, TEE, the CICU, and elective rotations to fulfill the overall fellowship training requirement.

Learn about our cardiothoracic program

Adult Combined

Cardiothoracic Critical Care Medicine

This fellowship creates a single streamlined and integrated 24-month program from the required elements of two separate 1-year fellowship programs.

Learn about our combined cardiothoracic and critical care medicine program

Dr. McGough working on a simulator with a fellow

Adult

Critical Care Medicine

This one-year, ACGME-accredited fellowship program prepares fellows to direct intensive care units and to manage all of the issues that arise in the care of adult critically ill surgical patients.

Learn about our critical care medicine program

Endoscopic Spine Surgery Fellowship

The main goal of the Endoscopic Spine Surgery Fellowship is to provide comprehensive training in the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic spinal pathologies. This training will include patient care, research (if applicable) and education.

Learn about our endoscopic spine surgery program

Neuroanesthesiology

This fellowship specializes in the training of consultants in the perioperative care of patients with diseases affecting the nervous system, by emphasizing a thorough understanding of neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and the impact of surgical approaches.

Learn about our neuroanesthesiology program

Black and white photo of a resident in the O-R with an orange and blue Gators lanyard

Multidisciplinary

Pain Medicine

This one-year fellowship produces physicians who are not only technically skilled in interventional pain management, but become leaders in the field, including all aspects of acute and chronic pain in ambulatory and hospitalized patients.

Learn about our pain medicine program

Pediatric Anesthesiology

The goal of this one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship is graduating physicians who are technically skilled in the care of pediatric patients, and who will become leaders in the field through education, research, and innovation.

Learn about our pediatric anesthesia program

Fellows practice on pediatric simulation

Perioperative Cognitive Anesthesia

The overarching goal of this fellowship program is to generate a unique specialty of anesthesiologists who advocate for evidence-based perioperative anesthesia care for adults with subjective cognitive impairment, mild cognitive impairment, and/or dementia.

Learn about our perioperative cognitive anesthesia program

Regional Anesthesiology & Acute Pain Medicine

This fellowship offers a focused and comprehensive 12-month training program that generally follows the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine Fellowship guidelines.

Learn about our regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine program