Our department excels in every area of emergency medicine, and trainees benefit from wide exposure to excellence across all subspecialties of the field.
At WashU Medicine, you’ll learn at the forefront of the field and be part of a community of preeminent physicians, scientists, educators and scholars at one of the largest academic research centers in the country.

Our Fellowship Programs

Emergency Medical Services
Our fellowship delivers high-quality didactic and psychomotor EMS education and experiences to prepare physicians for whatever EMS specialty you choose.

Advanced Emergency Clinical Ultrasound
Our AEMUS fellowship program trains you to be a leader in point-of-care ultrasound performance, interpretation and administration, as well as in education and research.

Medical Education
This 24-month fellowship provides trainees with the knowledge, skills and abilities to succeed as a leader in academic emergency medicine while earning a masters

Neurological Emergencies
Empower excellence in neurological emergency care as a division at the forefront of innovation, cutting edge research, education and clinical practice

Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Master pediatric emergency medicine with an emphasis on the acutely ill or injured child.

Medical Toxicology
For applicants from emergency medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics, we provide training in acute care, occupational and environmental toxicology, and addiction medicine.

Administration
Our Administration fellowship program prepares physicians for a successful career in healthcare leadership and management while earning an Executive MBA.

Research
For those interested in pursuing a career in clinical, translational or basic research, our fellowship helps you develop the skills required to become a successful independent investigator.

Critical Care Medicine
We provide state of the art critical care medicine services and training as well as innovative research to challenge the barriers of current CCM practice models. ABA/ABEM and ABIM/ABEM tracks available.