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UPMC Advanced Practice Provider Neonatology Residency Program

The UPMC Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Neonatology Residency Program trains certified advanced practice providers in the medical knowledge, critical thinking skills, and procedures in neonatal critical care and newborn medicine.

The 12-month training program accepts up to three students per year.

The Neonatology Residency curriculum is a combination of:

  • Didactic training
  • Clinical rotations
  • Neonatal skills training via simulation
  • Hands on training through the UPMC Newborn Medicine Program

It will allow you to provide world class clinical care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and help meet the on-going demand for advanced practice providers.

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Contact Information

For questions or additional information, please contact:

Briana Kost, MPAS, PA-C
Director
UPMC APP Neonatal Residency Program
Neonatal Physician Assistant
Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC

Email: kostb@mail.magee.edu

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