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Director: Natalie Lane, MD, FAAP
The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at the Medical College of
Georgia receives its accreditation through the Residency Review
Committee for Emergency Medicine and accepts one applicant a year for a
two year fellowship. Upon completion of the fellowship, the fellow may
sit for the subspecialty boards through the American Board of Emergency
Medicine. |
Goals
- To provide the interested candidate with concentrated clinical
training in the care of the acutely ill or injured child.
- To train an academic pediatric emergency medicine specialist who
will gain the needed expertise to not only practice confidently and
proficiently when faced with the ill or injured child, but who will
be an expert in the field.
- To become proficient at the supervision and education of others
who provide pediatric emergency care
- To learn how to conduct research that focuses on the unique
aspects of ill or injured children
Requirements of Applicants
- Completion of approved emergency medicine residency
- Acceptability for Georgia licensure
- Certification in ATLS, PALS, NRP - may be accomplished during first
year of fellowship
- Participation through NRMP
- Applications processed through ERAS
For
more information:
See Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Revised
October 22, 2009
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Please send comments, suggestions or questions about this page to Phillip L. Coule M.D.,
pcoule@mcg.edu
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