Emergency Medicine Administrative Fellowship at Stanford

From: suisseswim@gmail.com [mailto:suisseswim@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Phillip Harter
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2014 11:13 PM
To: cord@listserv.cordem.org
Cc: Dr. Sam H Shen
Subject: Emergency Medicine Administrative Fellowship at Stanford

 

Hello all,

I'd like to share a new fellowship opportunity for graduating EM residents.  If any of your senior residents are interested in future leadership roles in EM, please feel free to pass along the attached information for the fellowship program.  A description of the fellowship is also below.

Thanks,

 

Sam Shen, MD,MBA,FACEP

Medical Director, Emergency Medicine

Stanford Health Care

Clinical Associate Professor

Division of Emergency Medicine

Stanford University School of Medicine

C: 508.965.6007

O: 650.497.6699

sshen01@stanford.edu

 

Emergency Medicine Administrative Fellowship

 

Stanford University School of Medicine, Division of Emergency Medicine is excited to announce a new one-year fellowship opportunity in Emergency Medicine  administration.  This fellowship is ideal for board eligible or board certified EM residency graduates with a strong interest in obtaining direct experience in all areas of emergency medicine administration.  Fellows in the program will be appointed as clinical instructors at the Stanford University School of Medicine, and will balance clinical shifts in the Stanford Hospital Marc and Laura Andreessen Emergency Department with participation in committees and projects related to quality, operations, process improvement, Lean management, billing/coding, change management. Fellows will also participate in didactics related to the Stanford Operating System/Lean Management as well as other formal physician leadership training series throughout the year. This is an ideal start to building a foundation to help shape future emergency medicine healthcare leaders.  For application requirements or inquiries about this program, please contact Sam Shen, MD, MBA, FACEP at sshen01@stanford.edu. The deadline for submission is December 1, 2014.

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