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Trainee Resource Hub

As a chest medicine trainee, or a specialist transitioning out of training, we strive to provide you with access to personal and professional resources tailored to your career level. 

Our goals are to provide each member with the opportunities and resources necessary to become excellent teachers, clinicians, and scholars; to foster active participation and progress in our organization; and to develop exemplary ambassadors of CHEST at local, regional, and national levels.

With this in mind, the Trainee Hub features highlighted resources for each stage of your training.

Click an image below to view resources available.

  

Connect with more resources by downloading our Trainee Resources e-Book below and make sure to visit the Trainee Opportunities page to see how CHEST membership can benefit you.

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What's New

Available Now: CHEST 2017 Trainee Track

The Trainee Track is your guide to the Annual Meeting in Toronto. View The Trainee Track for all trainee-related activities at CHEST. 

Hangouts On Air

The Training and Transitions Committee is happy to introduce Hangouts On Air. Hangouts On Air are live 30-minute presentations that covers relevant topics to trainees throughout their career.

The following presentation is available to view at your convenience from your computer, tablet, or phone.

Work-Life Balance
Speakers: Gabriel Bosslet, MD, FCCP, Chair, Training and Transitions Committee; David Schulman, MD, MPH, FCCP; Subani Chandra, MD, FCCP; Sarah Tapyrik, MD, FCCP

Keep an eye out for our upcoming live presentations!

Residents: Your Fellowship Questions are Answered

Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellow Program Directors have your answer to common questions asked by residents preparing for the fellowship application process.

Click a topic below to view each video.

• What should I look for in a Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Program?
• How many fellowship applications should I submit?
• What do program directors look for in a fellowship application?

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Life as a Fellow Blog

A series of "fellow life lessons" from members of the Trainee Work Group (current trainees in leadership with CHEST):

2017 Blog Series

• Take a Deep Breath by Deepak Chandra, MD
• Feeling Like a Fraud by Erin Crowley, MD
• Death in the ICU: An Inevitable Ending by Audra Schwalk, MD
• Why I Chose an Interventional Pulmonology Fellowship by Van Holden, MD
• Cardiac Surgical Critical Care Medicine: The Role Critical Care Physicians Can Play in Improving Outcomes After Cardiac Surgery by Bravein Amalakuhan, MD

2016 Blog Series

• A Fellow's Experience: Adjusting to Research by Erin Crowley, MD
• Transitioning Out of Fellowship—So I Am Finally a Doctor by Melissa Lesko, DO
• How to Balance Personal and Professional Life During Fellowship by Leena Pawar, MD
• Surviving Your First Year of PCCM/Sleep Fellowship by Usman Nazir, MD
• Tricks to Stay Afloat During Your First Year of Fellowship by Van Holden, MD

2015 Blog Series

• Becoming a Parent During Fellowship by James Town, MD
• Physical Fitness and Health During Fellowship by Bravein Amalakuhan, MD
• How to Succeed in Research During Your PCCM Fellowship by Christopher Erb, MD, PhD
• Dealing With Death: Personal Self-Care by Melissa Lesko, DO
• Work/Life Balance by Talayeh Rezayat, MC, USAF
• Selecting Mentors and Projects by Joshua Smith, MD
• Choosing the Right Fellowship (For You) by James Town, MD

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