Department of Anesthesiology
The Yale Department of Anesthesiology, founded in 1968, quickly established itself as a national leader in clinical care, research, and medical education. Over the decades, we have grown dramatically, both in the volume and scope of our anesthetic practice. That growth coincides with a concurrent expansion of both our medical education programs and our research activities in the basic, translational, and clinical realms.
Overview
- Residency ProgramThe anesthesiology residency program enables graduates to confidently take their places in academic or community practice and be successful contributors to the health care team.
- Fellowship ProgramsThe Department of Anesthesiology's array of fellowship programs provides supervised clinical training for each specialty.
- Medical StudentsAnesthesiology is a required part of the curriculum for third-year medical students, and maintains a strong presence in the entire medical school curriculum.
- Anesthesia ResearchOur research program advances perioperative and critical care through innovative science, using a multidisciplinary approach to improve the future of anesthesia care.
Event Calendar
Sep 20264Friday
Everyone Jaime Hyman, MD - John Guzzi, MDAnesthesiology Grand Rounds
"A Patient-Centered Approach to PONV Prevention"
Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
"A Patient-Centered Approach to PONV Prevention"
Presenters:Jaime Hyman, MD
Associate Professor of Anesthesiology
Yale School of Medicine
John Guzzi, MD
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology
Yale School of Medicine
Sep 202611Friday
Everyone Janna D Helfrich, MDAnesthesiology Grand Rounds
“Unconscious by Nature and by Needle: Comparing Sleep and Anesthesia Brain States"
Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
Presenter: Janna Helfrich, MD
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology
Yale School of Medicine
“Unconscious by Nature and by Needle: Comparing Sleep and Anesthesia Brain States"Yale Only Viji Kurup, MDYES!: Crafting a Fulfilling and Meaningful Career as a Medical Educator
This interactive faculty development session is designed to help educators build a fulfilling and impactful career in academic medicine. Participants will explore practical strategies for professional growth, including finding mentors and collaborators, developing an area of educational passion, engaging in innovation, assessment, scholarship, and leadership, and creating a meaningful academic portfolio. Through examples, reflection, and discussion, attendees will leave with a personalized framework for advancing their careers while making a lasting impact on learners, colleagues, and their institutions.
Associated ACGME Clinician Educator Milestones:
- UP 1: Universal Pillar 1: Reflective Practice and Commitment to Personal Growth
- ETP 9: Educational Theory and Practice 9: Medical Education Scholarship
- ADMIN 2: Leadership Skills
Sep 202618Friday
Everyone Bradley Terry, MDAnesthesiology Grand Rounds
“Button Battery Ingestion"
Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
Presenter: Bradley Terry, MD
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology
Yale School of Medicine
“Button Battery Ingestion"