Stanford Global Emergency Medicine
https://emed.stanford.edu/education/fellowships/global.html
We are accepting 1 position for the 2022-2023 year!
Fellowship Curriculum
Projects
Project Name & Description | Details | ||
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EM Instructor Development |
SEMI is collecting data on learning best practices from our train-the-trainer program, which enables graduates of our Myanmar emergency medicine diploma course to become instructors themselves. | Details | |
Online Medical Research Program |
SEMI is evaluating data from EMTs to determine how to improve EMT education, protocols, and reaching the most vulnerable patients in India. Multiple studies include obstetric emergencies, burns, chest pain, trauma, seizures, pediatric shortness of breath, stroke, among others. | Details | |
Neonatal Referral System |
SEMI is working to improve neonatal IFTs for critically ill infants by conducting research to identify strengths and gaps in primary, secondary, and tertiary public hospitals in India. | Details | |
Gender Based Violence |
SEMI is studying records of helpline calls and conducting in-person interviews to develop a clearer understanding of women's needs that will serve to strengthen and grow helpline services and technology in India. | Details | |
Epidemiology of Prehospital Emergencies |
SEMI is using EMS data as a novel source for understanding the epidemiology of pediatric emergencies in India. Our findings will be used to improve EMT quality of care and strengthen systems for children in India. | Details | |
Provider Support Tools |
SEMI has developed 27+ locally appropriate care guidelines for ambulance drivers, and created a custom-built mobile app to provide quick access to the information in Nepal. Using data collected through the app, SEMI is identifying practice gaps, and collaborating on ways to address these gaps from systems, education, and organizational standpoint. | Details |
Alumni
Monalisa Muchatuta
Michelle Feltes
Kathryn Koval
Benjamin Lindquist
Corey Bills
Tina Dennison
Daniel Shogilev
Peter Acker
Danielle Mianzo
Beau Briese
Ben Constance
Lusana Shutz
Daniel Grossman
Ayesha Khan
Scott Bradley
Jennifer Kanapicki
Joseph Becker
Contacts
Faculty / Admin
Adrene Garabedian
Application
Application Criteria
Graduation from a 4 year ACGME accredited residency program or 3 year ACGME accredited residency plus at least 1 year of clinical experience is required. Apply through the International Emergency Medicine Fellowships website. Visit our Global Emergency Medicine Specialized Programs at http://emed.stanford.edu/fellowships/international.html#overview page to learn more about our work. Contact Adrene Garabedian for further questions.
Fellowship Application Process
To apply, please submit your CV, a letter summarizing your interests and goals as they relate to the fellowship, and three letters of recommendation (including one from program director) via the application portal through the Global Emergency Medicine Fellowships site. If you do not see the application button on our page, please email your application materials to Adrene.
Important Dates
Applications may only be submitted between
Jul 01, 2021 at 12:00PM and Sep 30, 2021 at 12:00PM
Fellowship Application Deadline : Sep 30, 2021
Fellowship Interview Date : Oct 15, 2021
Please note, the interview date is somewhat flexible. We will be hosting multiple interview dates via Zoom.