Fellowship in Medical Education

1. Must have completed an Emergency Medicine residency training program.
2. Must be board-eligible or board-certified in Emergency Medicine.
3. Must be eligible to obtain a medical license to practice in Georgia, United States.
4. Must be eligible for a faculty appointment at Emory University School of Medicine and the Emory Clinic.
5. Must be able to obtain hospital credentials at Emory Healthcare and Grady Health System.
6. An advanced degree is optional for the one-year fellowship but required for the two-year fellowship option.
7. Must have a strong interest in medical education and pursuing an academic career.

The Medical Education Fellowship at Emory University School of Medicine is offered by the Department of Emergency Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia, and provides one or two years of postgraduate training for physicians interested in medical education and academic careers. The fellowship focuses on teaching methods, educational research, curriculum development, medical student education, and residency program administration, with opportunities to develop expertise in simulation and clinical instruction. Emory University School of Medicine is a medical education institution within Emory University, known for its clinical training, research, and academic programs. Its Department of Emergency Medicine provides training across diverse clinical settings, including Emory Healthcare and Grady Memorial Hospital, with faculty mentorship and opportunities for professional development

1. Prepare an updated curriculum vitae.
2. Write a letter of interest describing your interest in medical education and future career goals.
3. Obtain three letters of recommendation.
4. Email the complete application materials to the fellowship coordinator, Michael McCaw.
5. Participate in the department's selection and interview process, if shortlisted.
6. Confirm the fellowship duration, appointment requirements, and start date with the department. The fellowship begins on July 1.