Emergency Medical Services Fellowship

The Loma Linda University Department of Emergency Medicine is thrilled to offer an ACGME accredited fellowship in Emergency Medical Services. The LLU EMS fellowship faculty are passionate about EMS education and feel that the Inland Empire of Southern California is an incredible place to train EMS physicians.

The goal of the EMS fellowship at LLU is to train well rounded and knowledgeable EMS physicians. This occurs through weekly didactics, our state-of-the-art medical simulation center, participation in state-wide monthly EMS education conferences and attendance at the NAEMSP Medical Director course. Multiple EMS/Disaster drills and trainings are also offered including HAZ-MAT training, MCI, confined space rescue, and tactical.

While there are required experiences that must take place for the fellow to graduate, we also recognize that many EMS fellows will have specific goals for their EMS training and we will make every effort to accommodate additional training opportunities that may be unique to a fellow’s interests.

For more information about the program, kindly visithttps://www.lluems.org/

Prerequisites:

1. Completion of an ACGME accredited emergency medicine residency program

2. Board certified or board eligible in emergency medicine through ABEM

3. Obtain California Medical License and DEA License prior to starting fellowship

4. Qualify to work as an attending physician in the LLUMC emergency department