The mission of this fellowship is to train physicians in the highest quality provision of care to people and communities affected by substance use disorders with an emphasis on harm reduction, health equity and healthcare innovation and research

During our new two-year fellowship, the candidate will complete the MBA Program for Executives at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and a clinical Emergency Medicine Administrative Fellowship. In addition, the candidate will play an active role in the Clinical Operations leadership of the Emergency Department of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. The candidate will also work clinically as an attending physician (Clinical Instructor) in the HUP ED.

The Education Scholarship Fellowship is designed to develop leaders in medical education who are primed for impactful engagement within academic medicine. Fellows who successfully complete the program will be prepared for independent pursuits in education scholarship and have the essential experience and skill set to immediately assume leadership positions within education, whether Graduate Medical Education, Undergraduate Medical Education, or CME focused.  

This fellowship is arranged on an individual basis for Emergency Physicians who have research interests related to the quality of emergency care, health policy, social media, public health, and access to care.

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Our program’s fundamental goal is to provide a truly diverse one-year EMS educational experience. Leveraging the foundational support of University of Pennsylvania Health System, our program extends from the streets of Philadelphia to the farmlands of Lancaster County in a wide variety of EMS delivery systems including fire, collegiate, volunteer, hybrid, third service, mobile integrated health, and aviation. At the completion of our fellowship our graduates will be well prepared to practice EMS in virtually any setting.

The Penn Global Emergency Medicine (PGEM) Fellowship seeks to prepare leaders in the field of Global Emergency Medicine (EM) through a two-year curriculum focused on developing academic, administrative, and clinical skills in the field of Global EM. 

The University of Pennsylvania Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine Fellowship is designed to provide licensed physicians the opportunity to be educated and trained in the theory and practice of diving and hyperbaric medicine.

The National Clinician Scholars Program (NCSP) aims to offer unparalleled training for clinicians as change agents driving policy-relevant research and partnerships to improve health and health care.

This fellowship was one of the first in the nation and has been training leaders in PEM for more than 35 years. It's mission is to provide experiences, education, support and guidance that will allow one to achieve your highest potential as a clinician, educator and researcher. 

The Resuscitation Fellows with the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania will work closely with faculty and staff from the Department of Emergency Medicine's Center for Resuscitation Science, who are dedicated to research and training surrounding cardiac arrest and resuscitation with the goal of improving survival from sudden cardiac arrest

The fellowship will include reduced clinical service in Penn Medicine Emergency Departments, enrollment in a two year Masters program at Penn, and a mentored research experience with one or more Penn EM faculty members. Fellows will conduct independent research with the goal of peer-reviewed publications and a refined focus of research leading to submission of funding award applications during the transition to faculty positions.

Established in 2001, Penn Medicine's Division of Emergency Ultrasound has been a leader in identifying and promoting the use of bedside ultrasound both diagnostically and procedurally.