EMS Fellowship in Emergency Medicine

The Ohio State University Department of Emergency Medicine and the Center for EMS jointly sponsor a fellowship in emergency medical services. The purpose of the EMS Fellowship Program is to prepare emergency physicians to be leaders in prehospital care.

Fellows gain excellent clinical experience in the prehospital setting by providing medical oversight and on-scene direction with the Columbus Division of Fire, one of the largest metropolitan EMS agencies in the country responding to 120,000 incidents per year. They also work directly with MedFlight of Ohio, the largest aeromedical provider in the state and winner of the 2014 Program of the Year awarded by the Association of Air Medical Services. These experiences are supplemented by working with suburban fire departments forming a well-rounded, urban and rural, EMS experience with ground, critical care and aeromedical transport.

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Prerequisites:

Emergency Medical Services is recognized by the American Board of Medical Subspecialties (ABMS), whose sponsoring board is emergency medicine.

An Ohio medical license will be required before starting the fellowship. To start the application process, you must be a graduate from an emergency medicine residency program.

How To Apply:

To apply, submit all required materials to Jeanine Hatfield at [email protected].

• A current CV with reference list
• A statement describing your reason for pursuing EMS fellowship training (personal statement)
• USMLE or COMLEX scores (official report)
• Three letters of recommendation preferably from emergency medicine faculty, with one letter of recommendation from your current program director

Contact Information:

Jennifer Journy
Fellowship Coordinator
[email protected]
Phone: 614-293-3551
Fax: 614-293-3124

Department of Emergency Medicine
750 Prior Hall
376 West 10th Ave.
Columbus, OH 43210