We are pleased to announce a new program in 2024 – a two year fellowship in Emergency Medicine research. Open to applicants who have finished accredited EM residency programs, this fellowship program is designed to train the next generation of EM physician-scientists and leaders in EM scholarship.
The fellowship will include reduced clinical service in Penn Medicine Emergency Departments, enrollment in a two year Masters program at Penn (e.g., Masters in Science in Clinical Epidemiology, Masters in Public Health, Masters in Translational Research or Masters of Science in Health Policy Research), and a mentored research experience with one or more Penn EM faculty members. Fellows will conduct independent research with the goal of peer-reviewed publications and a refined focus of research leading to submission of funding award applications during the transition to faculty positions.
For more information about the Penn EM research fellowship, contact Dr. Benjamin Abella (Benjamin.abella@pennmedicine.upenn.edu), Dr. Anish Agarwal (anish.agarwal@pennmedicine.upenn.edu) or Eileen McDonnell (eileen.mcdonnell@pennmedicine.upenn.edu)
NOTE: Applications have closed for the July 2024 application cycle. Information about the 2025 cycle will be available later this year.
We are pleased to announce the selection of our inaugural Penn EM Research fellow for the academic year starting July, 2024. Jose Reyes, MD, will join our program having completed residency training in Emergency Medicine at Cook County Hospital in Chicago, where he currently serves as a Chief Resident. Dr. Reyes has interests in reproductive health and the interface with EM care.