Mission
The mission of the Interventional Pulmonology Fellowship at Dartmouth is to train and equip highly skilled physicians to function as principled sub-specialists excelling in diagnosis, management, and research in service of patients with airway and pleural disease. We strive for translational excellence in patient care, research, teaching, and public service.
Program aims
- Enhance the health of our patients and communities by providing competency-based education in interventional pulmonology, incorporating direct patient care, specialized teaching, research opportunities, and exposure to administrative and advocacy roles.
- Provide care within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team-based framework.
- Develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for informed clinical decision-making while upholding exceptional interpersonal, administrative, and organizational standards essential for lifelong learning.
- Master fundamentals of thoracic anatomy, physiology, oncology, and radiology required for advanced diagnostic expertise in interventional pulmonology.
- Promote the development of exceptional procedural skills and clinical judgment through competency-based education in a collegial and feedback-driven environment.
- Foster academic growth by embedding trainees in design and practice of medical device development and clinical trials research with expectation for scholarly publication and presentation during the course of training.