EMIC Fellowship
Networking, mentorship, and the opportunity to work on pressing issues in Emergency Medicine and healthcare innovation.
Receive mentorship from EMIC physicians, including one primary mentor assigned to guide their project development.
Learn about different challenges in EM.
Meet like-minded colleagues who will be future leaders in EM.
Requirements
Select a project and propose a solution by the end of their term. Solutions will be presented as (1) a slide deck and (2) an editorial, which can be submitted to journals, magazines, or the EMIC website.
Fellows participate in other ad-hoc projects, including maintenance of a resource hub, internships, fellowships, and opportunities, and writing blog posts about specific innovations and takeaways for others.
Additional requirements and information can be found in the syllabus.
Who
Medical Students and Emergency Medicine (EM) Residents
What
Voluntary fellowship program to engage medical trainees interested in EM with solving problems that face emergency departments and providers every day.
Where
Remote from any location.
When
Annual fellowship starts on January 15 and concludes in the first week of December.
Current Fellow
Institution:
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Past Fellows
Institution: Stanford EM
Projects: AI 4 EM; How to Introduce Your Colleagues to the Benefits of AI in the Clinical Setting
Institution: Columbia University
Projects: EMIC Fellowship Development;
Innovation Opportunity Directory
Highlighted Fellow Projects
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AI4EM
A resource hub for materials related to AI in healthcare and its applications to EM (Connor Grant, MD)