Fellowship in Pain Medicine

1. Must hold a recognized medical degree (Doctor of Medicine or equivalent).
2. Must be currently enrolled in or have completed an accredited residency in one of the following specialties:
3. Anesthesiology
4. Psychiatry
5. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
6. Neurology
7. Emergency Medicine
8. Must be board-certified in the respective specialty or be in the board examination process.
9. Must be eligible to obtain a Connecticut medical license.

The Fellowship in Pain Medicine at Yale School of Medicine, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, provides advanced clinical training in the diagnosis and management of acute and chronic pain. Fellows gain experience in interventional pain procedures, outpatient pain management, pain psychology, acute pain services, palliative care, and regional anesthesia, along with opportunities for clinical research and quality improvement. Yale School of Medicine is a leading academic medical institution known for medical education, clinical care, and biomedical research. As part of Yale University, it supports interdisciplinary learning and research. Clinical training takes place at Yale New Haven Health, the Yale New Haven Health Spine Center at Long Wharf, and the Veterans Affairs Connecticut Healthcare System.

1. Prepare the required medical education and residency credentials.
2. Apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).
3. Participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) Pain Medicine Fellowship Match.
4. Complete interviews and any additional selection requirements specified by the program.
5. If matched, complete the required licensing, credential verification, and institutional onboarding procedures.