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Emergency Medicine Fellowship
The Pediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM) Fellowship program at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh aims to educate and support a diverse group of fellows to become outstanding pediatric emergency medicine clinicians and future leaders in the field. Our goal is to train fellows to succeed in balanced, unique and meaningful PEM careers.
Our PEM Fellowship is an ACGME-accredited program and is available to both emergency medicine and pediatrics-trained residents.
The PEM Fellowship program provides a comprehensive educational experience with emphasis on clinical training, teaching, research and scholarship, and administrative and leadership skills. Our scholarship program also includes opportunities for focus track experiences.
Find our current fellows here!
Welcome from Program Leadership
We invite applicants to reach out to our leadership team directly with questions and to obtain additional information on our program.
Curriculum Snapshot
Our curriculum is designed to provide robust early clinical training with graduated autonomy that enables our fellows to become leaders of interdisciplinary teams in the ED.
Clinical Excellence
By the end of their training, our fellows are proficient in the management of acutely ill and injured children of all ages.
Teaching Excellence
By the completion of training, our fellows are effective teachers in a wide range of settings including didactic, small groups, simulation-based and bedside clinical.
Academic Excellence
By the completion of training, each of our fellows has conceptualized and conducted an individual scholarly project with a completed manuscript that is worthy of publication.
Our Focus Tracks
During training, we aim to support and guide each fellow to begin crafting a meaningful, fulfilling, and well-balanced PEM career.
Service Excellence
By the end of fellowship, our fellows have significant experience in the administrative and leadership responsibilities necessary to practice and effectively lead in clinical and academic settings.
Our Fellowship Graduates
Access a list of our recent fellowship graduates.
Benefits and Stipends
Benefitis and stipends offered to Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship trainees.
How To Apply
Applications may be submitted for the Fall Subspecialty Match through ERAS®.