Adrian Holloway

Adrian Holloway is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, specializing in Pediatric Critical Care. He serves as Program Director for the Global Health Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship and is certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric Critical Care.

• University of Virginia: BSc in Chemistry (2002)
• Medical College of Virginia: MD (2006)
• University of Florida/Shands Hospital: Pediatrics Residency (2006-2009)
• Children's National Medical Center: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship (2009-2012)

Dr. Holloway's research focuses on global health initiatives in pediatric critical care, particularly the development of intensive care infrastructure in low-resource countries like Malawi. His work also examines cardiac critical care outcomes and respiratory failure management in pediatric populations.

His publications emphasize clinical outcomes in pediatric intensive care units (PICUs), including tracheostomy timing efficacy and diagnostic approaches to acute pediatric conditions. Key themes include global health equity, critical care optimization, and evidence-based pediatrics.

Dr. Holloway has conducted clinical and teaching missions in Iraq, Iran, Peru, Nigeria, Tanzania, El Salvador, and Haiti, contributing to international pediatric critical care standards.