Advanced Training in Emergency Medicine at BIDMC
The Department of Emergency Medicine at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center offers a broad range of fellowship opportunities for physicians seeking advanced training, specialized expertise, and leadership development. Explore our programs below to find the fellowship that aligns with your clinical, academic, research, and career interests.
Explore our Fellowship Programs
Advanced Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship
Develop advanced expertise in point-of-care ultrasound through intensive clinical training, education, research, innovation, and program leadership. Fellows receive individualized mentorship while gaining experience across advanced echocardiography, critical care ultrasound, procedural guidance, artificial intelligence applications, and more.
Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Medicine Fellowship
Gain the skills to critically evaluate, develop, govern, and implement artificial intelligence in emergency care. Fellows work alongside emergency physicians and AI experts at BIDMC and Harvard Medical School while completing an AI-focused research project and developing the expertise to lead future AI initiatives.
Climate and Human Health Fellowship
Prepare to become a leader at the intersection of climate change and human health through training in research, education, communication, policy, and advocacy. Fellows benefit from interdisciplinary mentorship and collaboration across BIDMC and Harvard, with opportunities to focus on climate-related health impacts, adaptation, and health system resilience.
Disaster Medicine Fellowship
Build practical expertise across the full spectrum of disaster medicine, including mass casualty care, humanitarian response, emergency preparedness, CBRN threats, disaster simulation, and counter-terrorism medicine. This internationally recognized program combines didactic education, research, field training, and real-world operational experience.
Emergency Department Quality & Management Fellowship
Designed for emergency medicine clinicians seeking to strengthen emergency care in their home institutions and countries, this program provides advanced training in quality improvement, patient safety, operations, administration, and leadership. Fellows work closely with an HMFP faculty mentor and complete a practical capstone project designed for implementation at their home institution.
Emergency Medicine Administration and Operations Fellowship
Prepare for leadership roles in emergency department and health system management through hands-on experience in patient flow, staffing, budgeting, recruitment, quality, and workforce wellness. Fellows combine operational training and clinical practice with scholarly work designed to build the skills needed to lead complex departments and system-level initiatives.
Emergency Medicine Informatics Fellowship
Develop the expertise to design, implement, and evaluate information systems that improve emergency care and clinical operations. This two-year program combines formal coursework, clinical practice, research, and mentored systems projects to prepare fellows for leadership roles in clinical and academic informatics.
Emergency Medicine Research Fellowship
Build the foundation for a career as an independent emergency medicine investigator through formal research training and individualized faculty mentorship. Fellows develop expertise in study design, epidemiology, biostatistics, clinical trials, grantsmanship, and scientific writing while pursuing research aligned with their interests.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Fellowship
Train to become a physician leader in prehospital emergency care and EMS system medical direction. Fellows gain hands-on experience in field operations, patient care, disaster response, education, research, and specialized areas such as aeromedical transport, event medicine, and mobile integrated health.
International Emergency Medicine Quality and Management
The Emergency Department International Quality & Management Fellowship equips emergency medicine clinicians with practical skills in quality improvement, patient safety, operations, and leadership. Fellows apply their training through a capstone project designed to improve emergency care at their home institution.
Medical Education Fellowship
Prepare for an academic leadership career in medical education through advanced training in learning theory, curriculum design, simulation, assessment, feedback, research, and faculty development. Fellows gain extensive teaching and administrative experience across undergraduate and graduate medical education while developing their own educational scholarship.
T32 Research Training Fellowship in Resuscitation Science and Critical Care
Develop the skills and scholarly foundation for an independent research career in resuscitation science and critical care. This two-year, NIH-funded program provides intensive mentorship and training in areas such as clinical trials, epidemiology and big-data research, and translational science, with a focus on preparing fellows to compete for career-development funding.
