Education

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Our faculty of dedicated educators are proud to train the next generation of leaders in pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine.

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Fellows in training conference
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Fellows

Our fellowship programs are the cornerstone of our educational program and through them, we aim to train the future leaders in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine. 

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Pulmonary and Critical Care

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Fellows in conference room

Critical Care

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Fellows in training class

Sleep Medicine

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Palliative care team

Palliative Care Research

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Training includes rotations at:

Depending on the program, fellows will receive clinical training at some or all of these sites. 

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Seattle is an exciting urban center in close proximity to all of the natural beauty that the Pacific Northwest has to offer. The city's diverse neighborhoods are replete with excellent music venues, museums, and restaurants. This innovative and ever-changing city is sure to have something for everyone.

Group of fellows among snowy trees
Fellows enjoying a day on the ski slopes
Two fellows on a boat
A sunny day on the water

 

Faculty

Our faculty are nationally and internationally recognized educators dedicated to teaching medical students, residents, fellows, and peers. 

 

Faculty News

Guang-Shing Cheng co-chaired first International Lung GVHD Consensus Conference
The conference convened experts in lung graft-versus-host disease, hematology and transplantation, ILD, immunology, infectious diseases and implementation, as well as patient advocates and industry representatives.
NAD+ metabolism in pneumonia
Dr. Taylor Coston has reieved a K23 Career Development Award to discover new treatments for pneumonia.
Host-Pathogen Interactions in Melioidosis
Drs. Eoin West and Sina Gharib are leading a 5-year project to investigate mechanisms of pulmonary host defense in human melioidosis.