Emergency Medicine Administration Fellowship

The Mount Sinai West emergency medicine administrative fellowship is a unique one-year fellowship designed to provide advanced training in all aspects of ED operations and management. The goal is to provide the fellow with the tools necessary to take a junior level ED administrative position on graduation and effectively improve the clinical operations of their chosen institution.

The fellow becomes a full participating member of the ED management and leadership team. They are given a variety of committee assignments and projects, including those where they are tasked to lead meaningful change in the department. As a member of the ED management team, the physician will become proficient in issues related to medical quality, patient safety, education, and quality improvement. Upon graduating, the fellow will be capable of working effectively with other departments to enhance patient safety, navigate the patient experience, develop strategic thinking and solve operational issues in the department typically managed by a medical director.

Fellows are considered half-time attending faculty and are expected to work an average of 20 clinical hours per week in the ED divided between both sites. Compensation for the Administrative Fellow includes a competitive salary based on half-time attending status. In addition to fellowship-related activities, the clinical duties allow for enhancement of professional skills as an academic attending physician.

The administration fellowship is not an ACGME accredited fellowship as there are no ACGME accredited fellowships in administration. The program is limited to one fellow per year.

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How To Apply:

Application Requirements

• Cover letter
• curriculum vitae
• three letters of recommendation

Please submit application to Dr. Kaedrea Jackson at [email protected]