Overview

The Washington University in Saint Louis Emergency Medicine Education Fellowship is pleased to offer a 24-month experience designed to provide junior faculty the knowledge, skills, and abilities to succeed as a leader in academic Emergency Medicine. Education Fellows will complete a Master’s Degree with a focus on education, gain experience in medical education leadership, and provide clinical care in a busy urban Level 1 trauma center.

Length of Fellowship: 24 months
Number of Positions: 2
Salary: $90,000 with opportunities to moonlight; $1,000 CME Fund
Clinical Hours: 16 clinical hours per week
Application Deadline: November 1st


Core Objectives

The Emergency Medicine Education Fellowship is designed to address 5 core objectives:

  1. Developing, implementing, and evaluating programs
  2. Leading self and others in a program leadership role
  3. Designing educational curricula, teaching, and assessing learners
  4. Addressing policy and accreditation issues and national opportunities
  5. Designing, implementing, and researching educational innovations

Interested candidates should submit a CV and Letter of Interest to the Fellowship Director.

Albert J Kim, MD, MACM

Albert J Kim, MD, MACM

Assistant Residency Program Director; Program Director- Medical Education Fellowship; Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine

Jason Wagner, MD

Jason Wagner, MD

Vice Chair, Education; Associate Program Director, Medical Education Fellowship; Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine

Dora Miller, C-TAGME, CHPM

Dora Miller, C-TAGME, CHPM

Manager of Academic Programs