Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine | University of Pittsburgh

Department of
Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine

Residency Program

Our residency program offers an unmatched opportunity in clinical experience. Seven hospitals that manage more than 300,000 cases annually serve as core training sites.
Research Training

Our research training opportunities are available to undergraduates, medical students, and pre- and post-doctoral trainees and include two NIH T32 research fellowship programs.
Clinical Fellowships

We host eight fellowship training programs in the specialties of adult cardiothoracic, pediatric, hepatic transplantation, neuro-, obstetric, and regional anesthesiology; anesthesiology critical care medicine, and pain medicine.

Residency Program

Our residency program offers an unmatched opportunity in clinical experience. Seven hospitals that manage more than 300,000 cases annually serve as core training sites.
Research Training

Our research training opportunities are available to undergraduates, medical students, and pre- and post-doctoral trainees and include two NIH T32 research fellowship programs.
Clinical Fellowships

We host eight fellowship training programs in the specialties of adult cardiothoracic, pediatric, hepatic transplantation, neuro-, obstetric, and regional anesthesiology; anesthesiology critical care medicine, and pain medicine.

News

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Jan D. Smith MBChB, FRCP, FACP, DTM&H

Brett Fadgen Speaks at Mercy Nursing Career Day

Surgicorps Highlights Volunteer Dr. Brian Gierl

Events

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Sep

Cannabinoids

Grand Rounds | Ajay D. Wasan, MD, MSc, Vice Chair for Pain Medicine; Professor of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine & Psychiatry

Sep

ASA Rehearsals

Grand Rounds | Residents; Faculty Mentor: Tetsuro Sakai, MD, PhD, MHA, FASA, Professor & Director of Scholarly Development, Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine

Oct

Journal Club

Grand Rounds | Kevin Hansen, MD, PGY-2 resident; Anh Vinh Nguyen, MD, PGY-2 resident; Holly Turula, MD, PGY-2 resident; Faculty Mentor Stephen McHugh, MD, Assistant Professor