Program Announcement
Emory EM Fellowship Program Receives Formal Accreditation
Emory Emergency Medicine's Ultrasound Fellowship Program, under the direction of Dr. Joshua Guttman, is one of the first programs to receive formal accreditation from the Emergency Ultrasound Accreditation Council (EUFAC). The accreditation will allow fellows graduating from the Emory EM program to train for the focused practice designation (FPD) of Advanced Emergency Medicine Ultrasound from the American Board of Emergency Medicine.
Mission, Vision and Values
Mission
Emory Emergency Medicine is dedicated to the advancement of point-of-care ultrasound through education and scholarship in order to deliver the highest quality care to the patients of Atlanta.
This section includes Emergency Medicine and Pediatric Emergency Medicine faculty and fellows working collaboratively to catalyze the evolution of point-of-care ultrasound within Emory’s academic departments, clinical sites, and schools.
Vision
Emory strives to be the vanguard of innovation in the areas of point-of-care ultrasound education, research, and clinical care.
Values
- We value intellectual curiosity, creativity, and passion.
- We promote a supportive, inclusive environment for all learners, faculty, and staff.
- We are committed to the development of all learners to their fullest potential.
- We are dedicated to improving time-critical care through the promotion of point-of-care ultrasound.
