Fellowship in Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound

The Fellowship in Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound at UCSF School of Medicine, San Francisco is a one-year advanced training program designed for Pediatric Emergency Medicine physicians seeking specialized expertise in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). The fellowship provides comprehensive training in pediatric emergency ultrasound applications, including bedside ultrasound techniques, image acquisition and interpretation, ultrasound education, research, and program development. Fellows gain clinical experience through supervised ultrasound scanning shifts, participate in ultrasound teaching activities, engage in research and quality improvement projects, and develop skills to become leaders in pediatric emergency ultrasound practice and education. The program prepares graduates for academic careers involving clinical care, ultrasound curriculum development, and advancement of pediatric emergency ultrasound services.

1. Submit the application documents online as per UCSF fellowship application requirements
2. Required documents include:
3. Cover letter explaining interest in Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound and previous ultrasound experience
4. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
5. Three letters of recommendation (including one from the fellowship director and one from the department ultrasound director, if available)
3. Register for the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) Match for Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship
4. Applications are reviewed based on clinical training, ultrasound experience, academic interest, and leadership potential