Fellowship in Emergency Medicine Administration

The Mass General Brigham Emergency Department Administration Fellowship, based in two of the top twelve hospitals in the US, prepares residency trained Emergency Medicine specialists to become competent, knowledgeable and effective managers and leaders in the complex task of providing effective and efficient care in Emergency Departments. Fellows will develop expertise in care delivery processes, fiscal management, relations with other hospital departments, health policy as it relates to emergency care delivery, personnel management and quality and safety initiatives both at department and hospital levels. Much of the activity will involve participating in inter-professional teams.

This is a two year fellowship that includes clinical care and administrative tasks in a variety of settings including academic departments, community hospital emergency departments and in an urgent care clinic. Additionally it is paired with a MS program in Health Care Management at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health It is also possible for the fellow to pursue an MPH should the their interest be predominantly in the role of the ED in population health. This is a one year course that can be spread over two years.

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Prerequisites:

Applicants must be graduates of a four year ACGME-accredited emergency medicine residency program and have completed the program in good standing.

How To Apply:

Interested applicants should contact Dr. Paul Chen, Brigham and Women's Hospital Fellowship Director, at [email protected].

• A letter of interest,
• 3 letters of recommendation, including a letter from the residency program director,
• a current CV are required with application.

Contact Information:

For more information, please visit adminfellowship.partners.org.