Program Overview
Fellowship at a Glance
Education
Emory’s APP fellowships offers an innovative 12-month curriculum composed of in-person didactics, online learning modules, simulation lab, proctored procedures and mentored clinical experiences.
Clinical Experiences
- Broad, complex patient experiences in an award-winning academic center
- Clinical experiences with rotations in multiple specialty ICU’s and across multiple Emory campuses
- Inter-professional experiences, and team-based learning
- Case presentations
- Average of 50-60 clinical hours per week
Didactic Education
- Didactic experiences in a multifaceted learning opportunities.
- In person lectures once per month from experts
- Online learning modules
- Rotation specific exams
- High yield simulation Lab experience twice per month
Core Fellowship Curriculum
- Didactics in essential critical care medicine topics
- VCCR/ATLS/ENLS
- FCCS (when available)
- Ultrasound curriculum
- Clinical Simulation
Professional development
- Communication and conflict resolution
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Leadership development
- Professional mentorship
- Research opportunities
Wellness
- Self-reflection and journaling
- Resiliency and self-compassion
- Alumni networking
- Peer support
Assessments
- Fellow Assessment Methods
- End of Rotation Evaluation
- End of Rotation Exam
- Direct Observation
- Clinical Simulation Evaluation
- Program Assessment Methods
- Didactic and Clinical Evaluation
- Administrative and Institutional Evaluation
- Leadership Evaluation
Graduation Requirements
- Successful completion of all clinical rotations
- Satisfactory end-of-rotation evaluations
- Passing scores for end-of-rotation exams
- Completion of Core Fellowship curriculum
- Maintenance Procedure Logs
- Completed program evaluations
- Completion of senior presentation
Upon successful completion of the ECCC APP Fellowship program, participants will receive a certificate of completion issued by the program, signed by the program directors and medical director.