EMIC Fellowship

Networking, mentorship, and the opportunity to work on pressing issues in acute care and healthcare innovation.

  • Mentorship from leaders in the field: work one-on-one with EMIC fellowship directors and tap into a network of physicians and industry innovators shaping the future of acute care.

  • A real project, start to finish: spend a year turning an idea into a tangible outcome, whether an MVP, a published paper, a conference presentation, or a device ready for its next stage.

  • A community of builders: join a small, selective cohort of trainees, clinicians, and industry professionals focused on innovating healthcare delivery.

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Requirements

  • Meet monthly with assigned fellowship director

  • Submit quarterly status updates

  • Attend/present at ACEP if applicable to the project stage

  • Deliver a final presentation to EMIC leadership in December

  • Participate in ad-hoc EMIC activities (resource hub, events, blog) as capacity allows

  • Innovation Lab fellow: contribute a defined component toward building the EMIC Innovation Lab

  • Additional requirements and information can be found in the syllabus

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Who

Open to all medical professionals, from students to attendings, as well as industry professionals interested in healthcare innovation.

What

Year-long fellowship program engaging medical professionals interested in solving pressing problems in acute care.

Where

Remote from any location.

When

Application deadline is January 15;
fellowship begins February 15.

Current Fellow

Amritpal Singh

Institution:  Kern Medical
Interests: Medical education, improvisation in under resourced healthcare settings, AI for early disease detection and diagnostic assistance 

Past Fellows

Connor Grant

Institution: Stanford EM
Projects: AI 4 EM; How to Introduce Your Colleagues to the Benefits of AI in the Clinical Setting

Lauren Sinsioco

Institution:  Loma Linda University
Projects: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Simulation Model; Median Nerve Block Phantom Model

Ryan Leone

Institution: Columbia University
Projects: EMIC Fellowship Development;
Innovation Opportunity Directory

Highlighted Fellow Projects

  • AI4EM

    A resource hub for materials related to AI in healthcare and its applications to EM (Connor Grant, MD)

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  • Ultrasound Education Models

    Inexpensive and easy to construct high-fidelity ultrasound models (Lauren Sinsioco, MD)

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