Transplant & MCS · Advanced Subspecialty Fellowship
Lung Transplant Fellowship
Washington University School of Medicine / Barnes-Jewish Hospital · St. Louis, Missouri, United States · St. Louis · United States
Programme overview
Focused lung-transplant fellowship covering advanced lung disease, candidate evaluation and the continuum of transplant-recipient care.
Associated faculty
Programme relationships are sourced from official material; portraits come from institutional profiles where available. This directory does not infer operative volume or outcomes.
Programme details
- Focus
- Lung Transplantation
- Duration
- Not publicly listed
- Participation
- Supervised clinical and operative participation
- International applicants
- Applicants must meet Washington University GME, immigration, licensing and credentialing requirements
- Registration
- Missouri licensure and institutional credentialing requirements apply
- Accreditation
- Confirm current recognition directly with the programme
- Positions
- Not publicly listed
- Intake
- Contact the programme
- Deadline
- Contact the programme
- Funding
- Not publicly listed
- Language
- English
- Visa information
- Not publicly listed
- Fees
- Not publicly listed
- Data quality
- Official institutional source verified 8 Oct 2026
- Application opens
- Not publicly announced
- Eligibility
- Confirm current prior-training criteria with Washington University
- Required prior training
- Advanced thoracic or cardiothoracic surgical training
- Application documents
- See official application instructions
- Operative exposure
- Supervised clinical and operative participation
- Research component
- Not publicly listed
- Salary or stipend
- Not publicly listed
- Benefits
- Not publicly listed
- Accommodation
- Not publicly listed
- Official contact
- Use the official programme page
- Source type
- Official institution
- Latest source review
- 16 Oct 2026: Programme currently not filling position for upcoming academic year
International applicant check
- Clinical participation
- Supervised clinical and operative participation
- Registration
- Missouri licensure and institutional credentialing requirements apply
- Visa
- Not publicly listed — confirm directly with the host.
- Language
- English
This is a source summary, not an eligibility decision. Confirm licensing, immigration, funding and clinical privileges with the responsible institution.
How to apply
Use Washington University's official cardiothoracic education contact route.
Open official programme page ↗Verification notes
Washington University's current education index describes a dedicated lung-transplant fellowship spanning candidate evaluation and comprehensive recipient management; the reviewed index does not publish a deadline or duration.