International health work is an important part of emergency medicine at Johns Hopkins. Our faculty, fellows and residents have participated in international work and programs around the world. The Department of Emergency Medicine has formed a partnership with the Department of International Health in the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to create the Center for Refugee and Disaster Response, a leading research and training center for the response to disasters and complex humanitarian emergencies. Medical Education Fellowship | | | | Medical Education Fellowship | | Director: | Linda Regan, M.D. | | Goal: | To develop knowledge and expertise in the essential areas of medical education, including administration of EM residency programs and undergraduate medical education programs as well as educational skills and program design. | | | | | Description: | The medical education fellowship is a focused year of training in the fundamental elements of resident and undergraduate medical student administration and education. The three main areas include:
1. Residency administration/education.
2. Undergraduate medical student administration/education.
3. Simulation.
Focus can vary based on interest and can include the following elements:
1. Understanding RRC and ACGME guidelines for residency.
2. Understanding national guidelines.
3. Learning about evaluation methods for each of the six core competency areas.
4. Providing effective feedback.
5. Understanding adult educational theory and learn and practice various methods of education.
6. Required component: research, design and implement a curriculum advance into a part of a departmental educational program. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | Maximum of 900 clinical hours/academic year. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in Emergency Medicine. | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year. | | | | | Positions: | 1 per year. | | | | | Contact: | Linda Regan, M.D.
Program Director,
Johns Hopkins Emergency Medicine Residency.
lregan@jhmi.edu | | | |
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Critical Care Fellowship | | | | Critical Care Fellowship | | Director: | Julius Pham, M.D. | | Goal: | To train board prepared
Emergency Medicine physicians
to become nationally recognized
leaders in critical care and
emergency medicine. | | | | | Description: | Integrated program in Emergency
Medicine, Surgery, and Anesthesiology.
SICU and WICU-based.
Trauma.
Transplant.
Vascular.
Thoracic.
Orthopedic.
Oncology.
Endoscopy.
Surgery.
Ultrasound.
ED.
Electives (CCU, PICU, Burn ICU,
NICU, MICU).
Research. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH or JHBMC)
Average 1 day a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in EM | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years | | | | | Positions: | 2 per year | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | Julius Pham, M.D.
jpham3@jhmi.edu |
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Ultrasound Fellowship | | | | Ultrasound Fellowship | | Director: | Beatrice Hoffmann, M.D., Ph.D., RDMS | | Goal: | Expert proficiency in EM ultrasound.
Understanding and experience in research
related to EM Ultrasonongraphy.
Proficiency in Ultrasound teaching and
Quality Assurance Programs.
RDMS Certification Preparation.
Train Leaders and Directors of
EM US programs. | | | | | Description: | ED (JHH, JHBMC) experience with
multiple instruments/applications.
Additional experience encouraged in
Anesthesia/Vascular/Opthomology, etc.
Scholarship requirement.
Administration and Quality Assurance. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH or JHBMC).
2 - 2 1/2 days a week. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in EM. | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year | | | | | Positions: | 1-3 per year. | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates
can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | Beatrice Hoffmann, M.D., Ph.D., RDMS
bhoffma8@jhmi.edu |
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Research Fellowship | | | | Research Fellowship | | Director: | Richard Rothman, M.D., Ph.D. | | Goal: | To train physician scientists to
become independent investigators
and nationally recognized leaders in
emergency medicine research. | | | | | Description: | Emphasized areas include:
Health services, outcomes and
patient safety, diagnosis of infectious
diseases, translational research, injury
prevention, and disaster medicine.
Intensive mentorship.
Course work.
Possible degrees: MPH, MHSc, Ph.D.
Focused degree in Translational Research
(Graduate training program in clinical research.)
Experience in all aspects of research. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH or JHBMC).
Average 1 1/2 days per week. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified
in Emergency Medicine. Recommendation from Emergency Medicine
researcher. | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years (Ph.D. requires 3 year commitment). | | | | | Positions: | No limit | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year
candidates can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | Richard Rothman, M.D., Ph.D.
rrothma1@jhmi.edu
Phone: 410-614-5933
Fax: 410-502-8881 |
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EMS Fellowship |  | | | EMS Fellowship | | Director: | Nelson Tang, M.D. | | Goal: | To prepare academic emergency physcians
for leadership and future medical direction
of EMS programs and systems. | | | | | Description: | Combined focused program of administration,
teaching and scholarship. Mentored direct-field
experience with public safety, EMS systems,
critical care, ground and air transport, mass gathering
event support, and law enforcement special operations,
and tactical medicine. Supervised program of escalating
medical control responsibility for ground, air, and special
operations EMS programs. Operational medical support
opportunties for federal and state law enforcement
agencies and disaster management/response organizations.
Formal courses available, incluidng degree program (MPH). | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH, JHBMC, JHHCGH)
2 - 2 1/2 days per week. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in EM.
Demonstration of previous interest. | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years. | | | | | Positions: | 1-2 per year. | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year
candidates can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | Nelson Tang, M.D.
ntang@jhmi.edu
Phone: 410-614-5934
Fax: 410-955-0141 |
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International Emergency and Public Health |  | | | International Emergency and
Public Health Fellowship | | Director: | Alexander Vu, DO, MPH | | Goal: | To develop academic leaders in
global health development and research. | | | | | Description: | International health work is an integral program of emergency medicine at Johns Hopkins. Our faculty, fellows and residents have participated in international work and programs around the world. The Department of Emergency Medicine has formed a partnership with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to work with the Center for Refugee and Disaster Response (Department of International Health), and the Center for Public Health and Human Rights (Department of Epidemiology). Fellows and residents work within these centers to develop and apply hands-on skills in research, field epidemiology, and program management focused on humanitarian assistance, international health development, and emergency health development. Courses and practicum with international
placements. MPH degree is a usual component. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 2.5 shifts per week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Graduate training in emergency medicine only | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years | | | | | Positions: | Up to 2 | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | Alexander Vu, DO, MPH
avu3@jhmi.edu |
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Observation Medicine |  | | | Observation Medicine | | Director: | Peter Hill, M.D., M.Sc. | | Goal: | To produce innovative academic leaders
of Observation Medicine. | | | | | Description: | Combined clinical, administrative and research program. Clinical activity is at JHH EACU and main ED. Research and administration include intensive mentorship respectively. Courses and degree programs available in Business Administration or Health Business Administration, or MPH. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 21/2 days per week. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in
Emergency Medicine. | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year (2 years with degree program). | | | | | Positions: | 1 per year. | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year
candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Peter Hill, M.D., M.Sc.
Clinical Director.
phill@jhmi.edu |
Disaster Fellowship |  | | | Disaster Fellowship | | Director: | Thomas Kirsch, MD, MPH | | Goal: | To train academic and management leaders in disaster preparedness, response, and research. | | Note: | An unrestricted license to practice medicine clinically in the USA is a prerequisite for all applicants unless their salary is funded from other sources. | | Description: | The Disaster Fellowship focuses on training leaders in all aspects of disaster management with an emphasis on academics (research and teaching) in an emergency medicine and public health framework. To better learn research and epidemiologic methods, as well as humanitarian response background, the fellowship generally includes an MPH degree from The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Clinical work and teaching experience in the emergency department is a required part of the fellowship. Field experience in disaster and humanitarian relief is common, as well as the opportunity to work with UN, federal and state programs. | | Degree Programs: | Masters, Ph.D. | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 2 1/2 days a week. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Certified or prepared in Emergency Medicine
Other post-graduate physician applicants may be considered. | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years | | | | | Positions: | 2 | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | Thomas Kirsch, MD, MPH tkirsch1@jhmi.edu |
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Administration |  | | | Administration Fellowship | | Director: | James Scheulen, PA-C, MBA. | | Goal: | To educate the next generation of business and operational leaders in
Emergency Medicine. | | | | | Description: | Active participation in operations and business analysis of all parts of JHM Emergency Medicine. Active mentorship and scholarship
in management principles. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 21/2 days a week. | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Certified or Prepared in Emergency Medicine. | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year. | | | | | Positions: | 2 per year. | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered. | | | | | Contact: | James Scheulen , PA-C, MBA.
scheule@jhmi.edu |
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