The University of Pittsburgh Fellowship in Emergency Medical Services is a one-year, ACGME-accredited program of hands-on experience, mentorship, and didactics that covers the breadth of clinical, operational, and administrative core content of the specialty of EMS. Our program prepares trainees to pass the American Board of Emergency Medicine subspecialty exam in EMS and to assume leadership roles in EMS. We offer diverse experiences to provide the practical knowledge to be successful in all areas of prehospital medicine and disaster preparedness. Since 1990 our program has trained 38 EMS fellows, many of whom now serve in EMS, public service and academic leadership roles.
Learn more about our esteemed program from Program Director Dr. Christian Martin-Gill and Associate Program Director Dr. Dylan Morris.
Our program prepares trainees to pass the American Board of Emergency Medicine subspecialty exam in EMS and to assume leadership roles in EMS. We offer diverse experiences to provide the practical knowledge to be successful in all areas of prehospital medicine and disaster preparedness.
Learn more about important deadlines, application requirements, and the interview process.
Program resources include the City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety Bureaus of EMS, Fire, and Police, UPMC Prehospital Care, and STAT MedEvac.
EMS Fellows have been previous recipients of multiple research grants and key presenters at national meetings. EMS Fellows are encouraged to complete a research project or a variety of other scholarly activities.
