Anna Kalema

This Fellowship has a special place in my heart. I was fortunate to learn from incredible mentors who believed in me and challenged me to grow, while caring for patients and families who taught me lessons that have stayed with me throughout my career...

Anna Kalema, M.D.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Graduate 2017
Muhammad Ali Zulqarnain, MD

I had an outstanding overall experience during my fellowship at the University of Kentucky. It provided me with multidisciplinary experience that helped me as I went to train in interventional cardiology and structural heart disease.

Muhammad Ali Zulqarnain, M.D.
Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Graduate, 2018
Zachary Fyffe, DO

What you experience as a fellow in terms of the patient’s acuity and complexity is unmatched anywhere else in the state, and for me personally, it was a great experience in preparing me to be able to provide care to patients in any setting.

Zachary Fyffe, D.O.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Graduate, 2025
Mehboob Kalani, MD

I think the whole experience at UK is so valuable...I can honestly say that I have called attendings after training to get their thoughts on complex patients, and I think that is what a fellowship is about.

Mehboob Kalani, M.D.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Graduate, 2022
Hassan Yousaf, MD

I consider myself extremely lucky to have trained in the PCCM fellowship because of the exceptional training, amazing people, and enduring mentorship. The ease of accessibility to my amazing mentors speaks volumes about the greatness of our program.

Hassan Yousaf, M.D.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Graduate, 2022
Richard Belt Jr., DO

While fellowship can be difficult at times, most of my memories are centered on the experiences and people I was able to work with during fellowship....The training we get is second to none...Looking back, I would choose UK PCCM fellowship every time...

Richard Belt Jr., D.O.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Graduate, 2023