Program Details
Advanced Degree: no
ACGME Accredited: no
Length of Fellowship: 1 year
Start: July 1
Number of Positions: 2-3 per year
Entry Requirements
Training Components
Clinical commitment
Fellows are expected to work 64 clinical hours per month as Attending Physicians in the Emory Healthcare and Grady Memorial Hospital Emergency Departments.
Ultrasound Skills Acquisition
The fellow will perform one 4-hour shift each week of dedicated scanning, complete 1000 technically adequate ultrasound exams during the year of training, and attend weekly Ultrasound didactic and quality assurance sessions.
Administration
The fellow will assist in the organization and management of the resident emergency ultrasound rotation and attend meetings to discuss billing and reimbursement for an emergency ultrasound.
Teaching
The fellow will deliver lectures on ultrasound topics, develop resident and faculty skills during dedicated scanning shifts, and participate in formal hands-on ultrasound teaching sessions at the school of medicine.
Research
The fellow will participate in ongoing research and develop an individual project to be completed in fellowship and submit an abstract for presentation at a scientific meeting.
Professional Development
- The Fellow will be sponsored to attend the emergency ultrasound section meeting of ACEP, SAEM, or AIUM and the ACEP Ultrasound Management Course.
- The Fellow will be expected to attend the Dept of Emergency Medicine’s New Faculty Orientation and the Fellows Curriculum series.
How to Apply
Applications are accepted through the Society of Clinical Ultrasound Fellowships website.
We require a CV, letter of intent, and 2-3 letters of reference with your application.