Neurocritical Care Fellowship Program

Excellence in medical education has been a tradition of Mercy Hospital of Buffalo for over 100 years. The Neurocritical Care Fellowship Program at Mercy Hospital of Buffalo combines hospital activities, clinical research opportunities, teaching experience, and administrative training. There is available clinical, radiographic, and electrophysiology experience for those applying from other than a neuroscience background. Practical experience comes from multiple clinical settings and work with Neurocritical Care-certified physicians who strive to foster your personal interests.

The particular strength of the program is its collaboration between faculty from departments of neuroendovascular, neurology, neurosurgery, critical care medicine, cardiovascular surgery, cardiology, emergency medicine, radiology, and anesthesiology, and its association for training at the regional Level-One trauma center.

Upon successful completion, fellows are certified in Emergency Neurological Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support, and they are board-eligible for the United Council of Neurologic Subspecialties Neurocritical Care examination. They will have developed a foundation in teaching and clinical research for their future careers.

Application Process

We accept inquiries year-round.  We can only take US citizens or permanent residents.  Unfortunately, we are currently unable to accept visa holders (i.e., J1 or H1b).  Interested applicants should submit the following documents to the Program Coordinator:

  1. Current CV
  2. Letter of intent/Personal Statement
  3. Three (3) letters of recommendation, one of these must be from your current Program Director if still in training.
  4. USMLE Score Reports and ECFMG certificate (if applicable)
  5. Certificate of completion of ACGME-accredited residency, if you have completed residency training at the time of application. (A letter from the Program Director indicating the expected matriculation date of residency may suffice if still in training)

William Coplin, MD, FCCM, FNCS
Medical Director Neurocritical Care

Amanda Melas
Neuroscience Program Administrator/Neurocritical Care Fellowship Program Coordinator
Akelly2@chsbuffalo.org

Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, Neurosciences
515 Abbot Rd. Suite 408
Buffalo, NY 14220

Phone: (716) 828-3123
Fax: (716) 828-3890