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ALiEM Founder and CEO
Professor and Digital Innovation Lab Director
Department of Emergency Medicine
University of California, San Francisco
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EM Fellowship Match Advice: Simulation, Toxicology, and Ultrasound

Fellowships doctors_solve_custom_text_puzzle_12406 copySubspecialty training within emergency medicine is increasingly becoming a popular route for those interested in pursuing an academic faculty position. This year, we will cover the ins-and-outs, nuts-and-bolts, and nuances for 3 fellowships available to EM residency graduates: Simulation, Toxicology, and Ultrasound. Modeled after the wildly successful EM Match Advice for medical students applying to residency, Dr. Mike Gisondi launches and hosts another successful series — the EM Fellowship Match Advice series.

 

Podcast: Simulation Fellowship

Panelists

  1. Teresa Wu, MD (University of Arizona)
  2. Sharon Griswold, MD MPH (Drexel University)
  3. Demian Szyld, MD EdM (NYSim)

Recommended simulation resources/events

  1. Hot Topics in Simulation Education Annual Symposium (October 14, 2015)
  2. 2nd Annual Symposium for Fellows in Healthcare Simulation (April 11, 2016)
  3. Simulacion de Sur a Norte Podcast

References

  1. Stern S. Fellowship training: a necessity in today’s academic world. Acad Emerg Med. 2002 Jul;9(7):713-6. PubMed PMID: 12093713. [Free PDF]

Podcast: Medical Toxicology Fellowship

Panelists

  1. Binh Ly, MD (UC San Diego)
  2. Christopher Hoyte, MD (Denver)
  3. Robert Hendrickson, MD (OHSU)

Podcast: Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship

Panelists

  1. J Christian Fox, MD (University of California, Irvine)
  2. Jeremy Boyd, MD (Vanderbilt University)

Important Links

  1. Emergency Ultrasound Fellowships
  2. American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine
  3. Ultrasound Podcast
  4. Sonospot blog

Listen to all the episodes of the EM Match Advice Series

By |2021-07-01T10:40:05-07:00Oct 8, 2015|EM Match Advice, Medical Education, Podcasts|
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EM Match Advice Series: The Non-LCME Applicant

Yesterday the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) opened its digital doors to medical students applying to ACGME residency programs. So we thought it was a perfect time to host another EM Match Advice Series installment. This time, we focus on the challenges that the non-LCME applicant encounters throughout the ACGME application process. These applicants include:

  1. Students from osteopathic medical schools
  2. Students from non-U.S. medical schools
  3. Applicants who have been in the military service and are returning for residency training
  4. Residents who want to transfer in from another specialty training program.

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By |2021-07-01T10:42:01-07:00Sep 16, 2015|EM Match Advice, Podcasts|
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2015 ALiEM Essentials of EM Fellowship Winners and Runner-Ups

Gabe SudarioThe 2015 Essentials of EM Fellowship competition was fierce with submissions by U.S. EM residents from around the country. Based on the four predefined judging criteria (design, relevance, content accuracy, and innovation), one submission stood out above the rest. Congratulations to the winner Dr. Gabe Sudario (University of California San Francisco-SFGH), who will attend the 2015 Essentials of EM conference in Las Vegas as the ALiEM Essentials of EM Fellow with all expenses paid. Check out today’s PV card, which was Gabe’s blog submission.

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By |2016-10-30T16:19:04-07:00Aug 1, 2015|Medical Education|
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Top 15 Tips for New EM Residency Graduates: The Real World

Doctor World canstockphoto11903338Although there is much advice on helping new interns adjust to residency life (part 1, part 2), not much is shared about helping recent residency graduates survive the real world of EM practice. Dr. Amal Mattu, Professor and Vice Chair at the University of Maryland’s Department of Emergency Medicine, solicited for advice from his department’s faculty and recent residency graduates. Below are the top 15 themes which arose from the discussion and are frankly great reminders for all practitioners in the ED.

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By |2016-11-11T19:39:28-08:00Jul 23, 2015|Medical Education|
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ALiEMU School Doors Open – Featuring the CAPSULES Series

Our virtual school doors are open starting today to ALiEM University (ALiEMU), which can best be thought of as our open-access, on-demand, online school of e-courses for anyone practicing Emergency Medicine worldwide. This ambitious venture was made possible by a tremendous team, but primarily led by Chris Gaafary, MD (@CGaafary), ALiEMU’s Chief of Design and Development and an EM chief resident in his free time at the University of Tennessee. Today we are incredibly excited to launch our inaugural longitudinal e-course the ALiEM Capsules Series: A Practical Pharmacology for the EM Practitioner, created and led by Bryan Hayes, PharmD, FAACT (@PharmERToxGuy).

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By |2019-11-10T21:51:17-08:00Jul 13, 2015|ALiEMU, Capsules, Medical Education, Social Media & Tech, Tox & Medications|
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Sneak peek at ALiEMU: Free on-demand MOOC-like courses featuring the AIR Series

We are incredibly excited to announce the development of our newest project — ALiEMU. This top-secret project has been in the works for only 3 months, but has gained incredible momentum thanks to our all-star team, led by Dr. Chris Gaafary, who is our ALiEMU Chief of Design and Development… while he is not busy being an incoming EM chief resident at the University of Tennessee.

What is ALiEMU? The one-liner is: A free educational website which hosts free, on-demand e-courses, featuring the AIR series as the inaugural course.

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By |2018-01-30T01:55:29-08:00May 26, 2015|Approved Instructional Resources (AIR series), Medical Education, Social Media & Tech|
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