Academic Fellowship at Stanford

From: Jennifer Kanapicki Comer [mailto:kanapick@stanford.edu]
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2014 12:22 PM
To: cord@listserv.cordem.org
Subject: Academic Fellowship at Stanford

 

Dear Program Directors,

Please pass on the following opportunity to your residents who are interested in pursuing an Academic Fellowship.

·      The Stanford Academic Fellowship is designed for an EM residency graduate interested in becoming an exceptional academician.   

·      The fellow will learn curriculum development, effective lecturing techniques and methods for evaluating learners that incorporates the new milestone evaluation system.

·      The fellow will have ample opportunity to network at national conferences and gain skills to be a successful academician through the ACEP Teaching Fellowship and the Stanford Medical Education Scholars Program. 

·      Stanford faculty will mentor the fellow’s academic research with the goal of peer review publication.

·      The fellow will also play an integral role in the Stanford-Kaiser EM Residency including the interview process while learning important skills of residency leadership and management. 

·      Clinically, the fellow will work at our level 1 trauma center, which serves as a world-class tertiary referral center, research center and medical school.  They will also get pediatric experience working in our pediatric emergency department.

·      Fellowship graduates will be well prepared for a career in academic emergency medicine with skills in medical education, clinical work, research and administration.

For more information please visit our website:

http://emed.stanford.edu/fellowships/academic1.html

Any questions please don’t hesitate to contact myself, kanapick@stanford.edu, Phil Harter, harter@stanford.edu, or Sarah Williams, srwilliams@stanford.edu.

 

Thank you!

Jennifer Kanapicki, MD

 

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Jennifer Kanapicki Comer, MD
Assistant Residency Director
Stanford University, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Emergency Medicine
President, American Academy of Emergency Medicine/YPS
Vice President, CAL/AAEM

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