The UCI/CHOC Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship program provides trainees exposure to the clinical practice of pediatric emergency medicine while strongly supporting scholarly work in the field.

The length of the fellowship program depends on a fellow's residency training. Fellows who completed a pediatric residency program will complete a three-year fellowship, while emergency medicine residency-trained fellows will complete a two-year fellowship.

Rotations

Clinical rotations are structured for fellows to have continuity and to foster growth within the pediatric emergency department (ED) throughout the fellowship program.

Research

Fellows design, carry out and complete a pediatric emergency medicine scholarly project.

Curriculum

Program curriculum includes excellent interactive teaching opportunities designed to engage fellows using various teaching modalities.

Salary & Benefits

Fellows are paid according to the university/hospital pay scale for trainees based on their post-graduate year. This salary is competitive and considers the cost of living in Southern California. Visit the UCI GME website for more information about salary and benefits.

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How to Apply

Applications are accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS), and we participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP).

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Cynthia Ebron
Program Coordinator, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship
uci.choc.pedsem@choc.org

Learn more about the UCI/CHOC Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship on the CHOC website.

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