Department of
Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medical Services Fellowship

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The WVU EMS Fellowship is a post-residency training program to prepare physicians to qualify for American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) EMS subspecialty eligibility.  The program is committed to training fellows in patient-focused, evidence based pre-hospital care, concentrating on rural underserved communities by promoting training for excellence in medical direction, pre-hospital education, safety, leadership, research, and collaboration.  The program will prepare fellows to become exceptional EMS physicians, medical directors, educators, leaders, and pre-hospital researchers.  It will take advanced emergency care and medical oversight directly to communities where it can make the most difference in critical situations---accomplishing this through its physician response program, air medical service, special operations, and university resources.

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Mountaineers know West Virginia University is special.

See cases you want to see, learn from mentors and contribute to your specialty through research. It’s all part of perfecting your skills as a clinician and advancing your career with our fellowship training.

We know that can be demanding, so as you train, we have programs, facilities and amenities to help sustain your growth, on and off the clock.