Anesthesiology Education

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Find Your Future Within Anesthesiology

Enjoy a diverse clinical and classroom experience that’s among the best in the nation.

Elevating Anesthesiology Education

The U-M Medical School Anesthesiology Department consistently ranks among the best training programs in the nation. Our training programs offer residents and trainees the opportunity to learn diverse clinical services from industry leaders. Under our guidance, trainees develop skills that equip them to exceed the highest standards of patient care and research. 

EDUCATION & TRAINING PROGRAMS

Medical Students

Training in diverse clinical services with leaders in the anesthesiology field.

Residency

Our four-year ACGME-accredited training program is among the nation’s best.

Fellowships

Continue your education and begin your career in a spectrum of specialties.

Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

We partner with the University of Michigan-Flint graduate program of nurse anesthesia (DNAP) to provide interactive, hands-on training for future CRNAs.

Programs for Other Learners

Get anesthesiology education and support for your career.

Maintenance of Certification in Anesthesiology (MOCA®)

This Simulation Course is designed for ABA Diplomats seeking recertification.

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Simulation Education

Explore and employ state-of-the-art simulation technology for realistic, risk-free training in a hands-on environment. We’re continuously expanding the use and applications of this technology in new and existing courses to supplement both didactic and clinical curriculums.

Learn more about simulation education

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Upcoming Events

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9 11 2026 1:00 pm 9 11 2026 - 2:00 pm

Anesthesiology Residency Virtual Meet & Greet

Learn more about our program, the application and selection process, and more
9 25 2026 2:30 pm 9 25 2026

Scott Pranger ALS Center Symposium

The first of an annual symposium that will celebrate the naming of the Scott Pranger ALS Center at Michigan Medicine on September 25, 2026, at 2:30 p.m., in the Kahn Auditorium of the A. Alfred Taubman Biomedical Science Research Building. The event features a recorded discussion with award-winning CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, MD.
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Featured News & Stories

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Psychedelics and anesthetics create mirror image patterns in the brain

A new study takes a data driven approach and reveals that psychedelics and anesthetics create “mirror image” patterns of large-scale brain organization, with opposite network features.
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Department News

Michael Mathis, MD, receives the American Society of Anesthesiologists James E. Cottrell, MD, Presidential Scholar Award

Michael Mathis, MD, is the recipient of the 2026 American Society of Anesthesiologists James E. Cottrell, MD, Presidential Scholar Award. He will receive the award, which is presented annually to a physician-scientist who has dedicated their formative career to research, at the Anesthesiology Annual Meeting in San Diego on October 19. 
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U-M study to evaluate cannabis coaching program for chronic low back pain

A new University of Michigan Medical School study will evaluate whether a coaching program designed to help adults with chronic low back pain use legal cannabis products more safely and effectively is ready for a larger effectiveness trial.
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What’s the latest on 7-OH and kratom availability and addiction care?

The United States Drug Enforcement Agency has extended public comment on proposed temporary rescheduling of 7-OH and has rescheduled three other synthetic opioids, effectively removing them the market, leaving natural leaf kratom available amid a shortage of addiction treatment providers.
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New initiative aims to bridge gap between emergency room and long-term treatment for opioid addiction

A new University of Michigan-led program aims to help rural communities improve access to evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder and create smoother transitions from emergency care to long-term support. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Rural Health Transformation Program has awarded U-M's OPEN a $1.5 million, 14-month grant to launch the Rural Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Link Initiative.
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Celebrating the Anesthesiology Residency Class of 2026

The University of Michigan Medical School Department of Anesthesiology celebrated the graduation of 27 residents on June 20, 2026.