​Quick Facts
  • 9 ACGME approved fellowship positions (3/yr)
  • UM Brandon NICU: 59-private level IV beds, 1200 admissions per year (3/4 inborn, 1/4 transported)
  • 13-15 months of clinical training divided evenly over 3 years
    • ​​8 months UM-Brandon NICU 
    • 1 month community level III NICU
    • 1 month Pediatric Cardiothoracic ICU, focusing on post-operative care of newborns with congenital heart disease
    • 1 month Maternal-Fetal Medicine 
    • 1 month Critical Care Transport
    • 1/2 month Neonatal Nutrition
    • 1/2 month Targeted Echocardiography
  • ​Approximately 40-46 in-house calls/year
  • Division supported academic funds for books, journals, conference travel
  • Comprehensive didactic curriculum based on American Board of Pediatrics Content Specifications with weekly/monthly teaching conferences and seminars
  • Wide range of mentored opportunities for basic science and clinical scholarship, patient safety initiatives and quality improvement 
  • The University of Michigan offers highly competitive salaries and tremendous benefits to our residents/fellows. An overview of salary, benefits and employment eligibility is available on the GME Office website, under "Prospective Residents/Fellows". 
  • Ann Arbor consistently named one of the top 10 "Best Cities" to live in America (Niche.com, Livability.com) and "Best College Town" and "Most Educated" city in America (WalletHub 2021 and 2020)​

Contact:
Meera Meerkov, MD - Program Director
mmeerkov@med.umich.edu

Marin Arnolds, MD - Associate Program Director
marnolds@med.umich.edu

​Ashley Przybylski , Program Coordinator
afelstow@med.umich.edu

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