Wilderness Medicine Fellowship

This SAEM-approved, two-year fellowship is designed for a graduate of an emergency medicine residency interested in becoming an educator and leader in the field of academic wilderness medicine.

• Two-year program

• Fellow selected from emergency medicine board eligible/board certified applicants

• Cutting edge research opportunities - Learn more about our research

• Educational and clinical experiences to learn the core curriculum and skill sets of wilderness medicine

• Protected non-clinical time for hands-on clinical care and scholarly activity of the fellow's choosing

• Education of lay persons and medical professionals at local, regional, national and international forums

The goals of the fellowship are to provide physicians with the cognitive knowledge, didactic training, and clinical skills that comprise wilderness medicine. Each fellow will be expected to further their knowledge by performing original research, educating other physicians, and serving as a medical resource for outdoor organizations. In addition to the core curriculum; the fellow's specific areas of interest will dictate research and clinical activities.

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Prerequisites:

• Board-eligible or board-certified emergency medicine physician from 4 year ACGME-accredited emergency medicine residency programs or 3 year ACGME EM programs with minimum 1 year post-graduate experience
• Must be eligible for an unrestricted CA medical license.
• Clinical Requirements: Shift work as an Attending Physician in the Marc and Laura Andreessen Emergency Department
• Full Stanford faculty benefits

How To Apply:

For interested applicants, kindly submit:

• Letter of intent / personal statement
• CV
• Three letters of recommendation

Send to Michael Vernon by October 1.