Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship

Photograph of PDs and fellows at Japanese Garden
First year fellows and PDs taking a break to explore humanism in medicine at the Portland Japanese Garden.

Program Overview

Mission Statement:

At OHSU, our faculty and fellows love all things pulmonary and critical care. Our division is a diverse community committed to improving health by delivering exceptional clinical care, advancing scientific discovery, and educating the leaders of tomorrow.  

The guiding principles behind our fellowship program are: 

  • It is a privilege to have fellows spend three years with us at OHSU. 

  • Fellows are our junior colleagues who bring their own expertise to OHSU from diverse life and work experiences. Maintaining an inclusive environment is of the utmost importance to us. 

  • Fellows’ education and growth are the focus of their time here at OHSU. 

Schedules: Our ICU schedules are predominantly day / night shifts. Pulmonary consult services are daytime with alternating home call and alternating weekend coverage. 

Fellows have continuity clinic at either OHSU or the Portland VA Medical Center. Fellows also have the opportunity to rotate at two community sites, Legacy Emmanuel Medical Center and Kaiser Permanente.

OHSU provides unique clinical and career development opportunities. See some of the highlights below:

Clinical Training Highlights:

  • High acuity medical ICU with exposure to organ transplantation and hematologic malignancy patient populations
  • Pulmonary sub-subspecialty clinics in ILD, pulmonary hypertension, cystic fibrosis as well as strong clinical collaboration with allergy & immunology, rheumatology, and ENT
  • Cardiovascular ICU with exposure to broad range of mechanical circulatory support including ECMO, Impella, durable LVAD
  • ECMO program with an ELSO platinum designation!
  • Interventional Pulmonary / Lung Cancer rotation at Portland VA featuring state of the art lung cancer screening and diagnostics – we have two IP-fellowship trained faculty at Portland VA and one at OHSU, with no IP fellow! This affords incredible exposure to all things IP:
    • Lung cancer early detection and treatment
    • Robotic bronchoscopy
    • EBUS
    • Indwelling pleural catheters
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    Sherie Gause, MD (she/her)
    Program Director

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    Kinsley Hubel, MD (she/her)
    Associate Program Director