Fellowship in Emergency Medical Services

1. Must hold a medical degree from a recognized medical school.
2. Must have completed an eligible residency training program in Emergency Medicine.
3. Must meet the eligibility requirements for an Emergency Medical Services fellowship accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
4. Must meet Emory University School of Medicine's medical licensure, credentialing, and appointment requirements.
5. Must submit the required application documents, including a curriculum vitae and letters of recommendation.

The Emergency Medical Services Fellowship at Emory University School of Medicine is an advanced postgraduate training program focused on prehospital emergency care, ambulance services, disaster response, and medical direction of emergency medical services. Fellows gain practical experience in emergency response systems, 911 communication centers, ground and air ambulance operations, critical care transport, and emergency preparedness. Emory University School of Medicine, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is an academic medical institution providing medical education, specialized clinical training, and biomedical research. Its clinical network includes Emory Healthcare and Grady Health System, offering exposure to complex emergency care and prehospital medical systems. The fellowship also emphasizes research, quality improvement, emergency responder education, and public health preparedness.

1. Prepare a cover letter explaining your interest in Emergency Medical Services and prehospital emergency care.
2. Prepare an updated curriculum vitae.
3. Obtain three letters of recommendation, including one from your Emergency Medicine residency program director.
4. Submit the application materials to the fellowship team.
5. Submit the application by September 1, as specified on the program page.
6. Attend an interview if invited by the selection committee.
7. Complete the required medical licensing, credentialing, and institutional appointment procedures before joining the fellowship.