Education

During the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship, 13 months are devoted to patient care. Fellows work side by side with pediatric emergency medicine sub-specialists managing acute patients, supervising residents from six different pediatric and emergency medicine training programs and learning management skills to oversee a busy emergency department.

Additional rotations for Pediatric-trained PEM fellows:

• 1.5 months Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
• 1 month Adult Emergency Medicine
• 1 month Adult Trauma
• 1 month Toxicology
• 1 month Wound Management
• 1 month Anesthesiology
• 1 month Emergency Medical Services
• 1 month Ultrasound
• 1 month Child Protection
• 1 month Sports/Ortho

The program welcomes applicants who are Emergency Medicine-trained. The fellowship is two years and requires a research project. 

Additional rotations for Emergency Medicine-trained PEM fellows:

• 1 month Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
• 1 month Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
• 1 month Pediatric Hospital Medicine
• 1 month Pediatric Cardiology
• ½ month Pediatric Neurology
• ½ month Outpatient Pediatrics
• 1 month Wound Management
• 1 month Anesthesiology

Remaining months are devoted to the completion of an individual research project.