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. | | | Director: | Julius Pham, MD | | | | | Goal: | To train board prepared
Emergency Medicine physicians
to become nationally recognized
leaders in critical care and
emergency medicine
| | | | | Description: | Integrated program Emergency
Medicine, Surgery, 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, MD
jpham3@jhmi.edu |
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| | | Director: | Beatrice Hoffmann, MD, PhD, RDMS | | | | Goal: | Expert proficiency in EM ultrasound
Understanding and experience in research
related to EMUltrasonongraphy
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
Cardiac Ultrasound Suite
OB/GYN Ultrasound Suite
Vascular Ultrasound Suite
Scholarship requirement with
Research Faculty
Administration and Quality Assurance | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH or JHBMC)
2 - 2½ days a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in EM | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year | | | | | Positions: | 1 per year | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates
can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Beatrice Hoffmann, MD, PhD, RDMS
bhoffma8@jhmi.edu |
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| | | Director: | Richard Rothman, MD, PhD | | | | | Goal: | To train physician scientists to
become independent investigators
and nationally recognized leaders
emergency medicine research | | | | | Description: | Emphasized areas include:
Health services, outcomes and
patient safety, infections and
translational research, injury
prevention, and disaster medicine Intensive mentorship
Course work
Possible degrees: MPH, MHSc, PhD
Experience in all aspects of research | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH or JHBMC)
Average 1½ days a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Medicine Prepared or
Certified in Emergency Medicine | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years (PhD requires 4 yrs commitment) | | | | | Positions: | No limit | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year
candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Richard Rothman, MD, PhD
rrothman@jhmi.edu
Phone: 410-614-5933
Fax: 410-502-8881 |
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|  | | Director: | Nelson Tang, MD | | | | | Goal: | To train future medical directors of
EMS with academic abilities | | | | | Description: | Combined program of administration,
incident command experience, teaching
and scholarship. Direct field experience
with law enforcement special operations,
critical care ground & air transport,
and mass gatherings. Training and
operational support for US Secret
Service, Immigration and Customs
and MD State Police.
Formal courses available at JHU | | | | | Clinical Effort: | ED (JHH, JHBMC, JHCHGH)
2 - 2½ a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in EM
Demonstration of previous interest | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year (2 years with MPH) | | | | | Positions: | 2 | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year
candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Nelson Tang, MD
ntang@jhmi.edu
Phone: 410-614-5934
Fax: 410-955-0141 |
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|  | | Director: | Alex Vu, MD, MPH | | | | | Goal: | To develop academic leaders in
international disaster and
humanitarian relief. | | | | | Description: | 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. Courses and practicum with international
placements.
MPH degree is a usual component. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 2½ a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Graduate training in Emergency Medicine only | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years | | | | | Positions: | Up to 3 | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Alex Vu, MD, MPH
avu3@jhmi.edu |
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|  | | Director: | Peter Hill, MSc, MD | | | | | 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 - 2½ a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Prepared or Certified in
Emergency Medicine | | | | | Program Length: | 1year (2 years with degree program) | | | | | Positions: | 1 per year | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year
candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Peter Hill, MSc, MD
phill@jhmi.edu |
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|  | | Director: | Fred Levy, MD, JD | | | | | Goals: | To develop leaders in the emerging field of Medicine and the Law. To train proficient medical expert witnesses. | | | | | Description: | Scholarship training in medical legal and
health policy issues, particularly as they
pertain to Emergency Medicine. Placement in Law Office or Hospital Legal Department. Placement in Legislators Office (State or Federal.) Developed Didactic Program Training in, and experience as,
expert witness. | | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 2½ a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Graduate training in Emergency Medicine
preferred, but will consider candidates
from any field of Medicine or Law. | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year | | | | | Positions: | 1 per year | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Fred Levy, MD, JD
flevy1@jhmi.edu |
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|  | | Director: | Thomas Kirsch, MD, MPH | | | | | Goal: | To train academic leaders of Disaster Preparedness | | | | | Description: | Fellowship sponsored by:
Department of Emergency Medicine CEPAR and PACER
Emphasis on academics and scholarship
Field experience in national and international theaters
Degree programs available (Master, PhD) | | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 - 2 ½ days a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Certified or Prepared in Emergency Medicine
Other Post-graduate background considered | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years | | | | | Positions: | No limit | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Thomas Kirsch, MD, MPH
tkirsch@jhmi.edu |
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 | | Director: | Gabor D. Kelen, MD | | | | | Goal: | To train well rounded academic faculty
leaders for positions in major academic centers | | | | | Description: | Jewel of all JHU fellowships Mentored directly by Chair of Emergency Medicine Program includes advanced experience: Administration
Teaching
Research
Clinical Supervision
| | | | | Clinical Effort: | 2 ½ days a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Certified or Prepared in Emergency Medicine | | | | | Program Length: | 2 years | | | | | Positions: | Up to 3 | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | Gabor D. Kelen, MD
Professor and Chair
Department of Emergency Medicine
gkelen@jhmi.edu
Phone: 410-955-8191
Fax: 410-614-7298 |
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|  | | 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 - 2 ½ days a week | | | | | Prerequisites: | Board Certified or Prepared in Emergency Medicine | | | | | Program Length: | 1 year | | | | | Positions: | 1 - 2 | | | | | Start Date: | Usually July 1, but mid-year candidates can be considered | | | | | Contact: | James Scheulen , PA-C, MBA
410-955-5204
scheule@jhmi.edu |
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