Physician Assistant Fellow in Critical Care (2026)- Rotating - West Campus Sphere (Columbia/Allen)

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital•New York, NY

36d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a 12-month post-graduate fellowship program for Physician Assistants (PAs) in Critical Care at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. The program is designed to enhance skills and provide comprehensive experience in adult critical care medicine, including medical, surgical, cardiothoracic, cardiac, and neurological critical care. The PA fellow will participate in the acute management and resuscitation of a diverse patient population with high medical complexity. The curriculum includes didactic learning (25%) and clinical rotations (75%) in various critical care settings, airway management, and elective rotations. Fellows will advance with guidance from intensivists, physician fellows, resident physicians, and other PAs, with increasing autonomy. The program aims to equip fellows with the skills to manage patients of any acuity, increasing their marketability in the job market.

Requirements

Bachelor's or Master's in Physician Assistant studies from an accredited Physician Assistant program
NCCPA Board Certification (including new graduates who are PANCE eligible)
NYS License
Current BLS & ACLS Certifications
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Statement/Letter of Intent
3 letters of recommendation from leaders who can speak to your clinical work (e.g., program director/faculty, clinical preceptor, supervisor, or manager)
If <1 year of experience, at least 1 letter must be from a PA Program faculty member and 1 letter must be from a clinical rotation preceptor
If 1-2 years of experience, 1 letter must be from PA Program faculty member and other 2 letters may be from either a clinical rotation preceptor and/or current clinical supervisor/manager
In-Person Interview

Responsibilities

Participate in a 12-month training program designed to enhance skills and provide a comprehensive experience in adult critical care medicine.
Engage in the acute management and resuscitation of a diverse population with the highest degree of medical complexity and severity.
Complete core rotations in CCU, MICU, SICU, CTICU, Neuro ICU.
Participate in rotations dedicated to airway management in the ED and OR.
Complete elective rotations in various other subspecialties.
Advance through the program with guidance and oversight provided by intensivists, physician fellows, resident physicians, and other PAs.
Gain increasing levels of autonomy commensurate with competence and advancement in the fellowship.
Participate in didactic learning including orientation boot camp, lectures, simulation lab, journal club, grand rounds/M&M, professional certifications, and educational conferences.