Fellowship in Obstetric Anesthesia

1. Applicants must hold a medical degree.
2. Applicants must successfully complete an accredited residency training program in anesthesiology before starting the fellowship.
3. International medical graduates must meet the applicable fellowship eligibility and certification requirements.
4. Applicants must satisfy the program's medical licensing and credentialing requirements before joining.

Emory University School of Medicine, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is affiliated with Emory University and is recognized for its commitment to medical education, clinical research, and advanced patient care. The institution provides a strong academic environment supported by experienced faculty, multidisciplinary healthcare teams, and modern clinical facilities. Its educational programs emphasize evidence-based medicine, research, and excellence in patient care. The Fellowship in Obstetric Anesthesia offers specialized postgraduate training in the anesthetic management of pregnant patients during labor, delivery, cesarean sections, and high-risk obstetric procedures. Fellows gain clinical experience in neuraxial anesthesia, general anesthesia, maternal emergencies, and the management of complex medical conditions during pregnancy. The program also provides opportunities for research, academic teaching, and multidisciplinary collaboration, preparing fellows for advanced clinical practice in obstetric anesthesiology.

1. Register with the San Francisco Match Central Application Service.
2. Complete the application for the Obstetric Anesthesiology Fellowship.
3. Submit the completed application and required supporting documents through the matching service.
4. The program coordinator will send confirmation once the application is received.
5. Attend an interview if invited by the program.
6. Participate in the fellowship matching process and submit the required rank list within the published deadline.
7. If selected, complete the required licensing, credentialing, and onboarding procedures before joining.