Department of Anesthesiology
The Yale Department of Anesthesiology, founded in 1968, is a national leader in clinical care, medical education, and medical education. Over the decades, the department has grown significantly in the scope, volume, and sophistication of its anesthetic practice, alongside a parallel expansion of its medical education and research programs across the basic, translational, and clinical sciences.
The department's physicians, nurses, and staff collaborate with surgical and medical colleagues to deliver safe, cutting-edge perioperative care in operating rooms, procedural areas, specialty units (including Obstetrics, Pediatrics, and Pain), and intensive care units. Comprehensive preoperative assessment and innovative approaches to acute and chronic pain management extend that care across the full patient continuum.
People are the department's greatest asset. By drawing on the creative talents of its research faculty, the expertise of its clinicians, and the inquiry of its trainees, the department works to transform care delivery and ensure optimal outcomes for every patient. Fostering strong career paths in clinical excellence, teaching, and basic science and clinical research remains a top priority.
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- Residency ProgramThe anesthesiology residency program enables graduates to confidently take their places in academic or community practice and be successful contributors to the healthcare 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.
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Everyone Luis Rodriguez, MDAnesthesiology Grand Rounds
"Mitochondrial DNA Mutations and Anesthetic Complications in Susceptible Patient Population"
Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
Luis Rodriguez, MD
Associate Professor of Anesthesiology
Nicklaus Children's Hospital
"Mitochondrial DNA Mutations and Anesthetic Complications in Susceptible Patient Population"
Everyone James Kurfess, MDAnesthesiology Grand Rounds
Hospitality in Medicine: the Art of the Five-Star Experience
Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
James Kurfess, MD
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology
Yale School of Medicine
"Hospitality in Medicine: the Art of the Five-Star Experience"