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The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship provides hands-on clinical experience across diverse rotations—including PICU, NICU, and outpatient pediatrics—alongside weekly protected time for educational conferences and professional development. Learn more about opportunities below. 

About the Program

    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 month Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
    • 1 month Adult Emergency Medicine
    • 1 month Adult Trauma
    • 1 month Toxicology
    • 1 month Procedures and 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
    • 2 weeks Pediatric Neurology
    • 2 weeks Outpatient Pediatrics
    • 1 month Wound Management
    • 1 month Pediatric Anesthesiology

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