​Quick Facts
  • Nine 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
    • ​​9 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 named "No.1 Best City" to live in America (Niche.com, Livability.com) and one of the 25 "Best" and "Happiest Cities" in America (Nat Geo Travel Magazine 2017 and 2018)