Education / Graduate Medical Education / Prospective Fellows / Critical Care Fellowship / Our Faculty / Critical Care Leadership Critical Care Leadership Service Directors David Kaufman, M.D. Professor Department of Surgery Director of Adult Critical Care Strong Memorial Hospital Anthony Pietropaoli, M.D., M.P.H. Professor Department of Medicine Associate Director of Adult Critical Care Strong Memorial Hospital Medical Director Medical Intensive Care Unit Strong Memorial Hospital Unit Directors Karin Chase, M.D. Associate Professor Department of Surgery Medical Director Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Strong Memorial Hospital Irene Perillo, M.D. Professor Department of Medicine Medical Director Intensive Care Unit Highland Hospital Paritosh Prasad, M.D. Associate Professor Department of Surgery Medical Director Surgical Intensive Care Unit Strong Memorial Hospital Debra Roberts, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Neurology Medical Director Neuromedicine Intensive Care Unit Strong Memorial Hospital Program Director Neurology Critical Care Fellowship Nicole Stassen, M.D. Professor Department of Surgery Medical Director Burn/Trauma Intensive Care Unit Strong Memorial Hospital Program Director Surgery Critical Care Fellowship Justin Weis, M.D. Associate Professor Department of Medicine Medical Director Intensive Care Unit F. F. Thompson Hospital Class of 2022 Adam Breslin, MD Residency / Emergency Medicine, Duke University The level of cross-training and collegiality is unmatched. From the moment I interviewed I realized there is an incredible amount of collaboration. The critical care services all get along including neurology, surgery, anesthesia, and medical critical care. Everyone is here to take the best possible care of their patients and there is constant cross-training and interdisciplinary management of critical illness. Meet Our Fellows The faculty is by far some of the best I've worked with. They are approachable and knowledgeable. You are treated as a colleague from the moment you start and instantly integrated into the team.”