Emergency Medicine Fellowship
Alumni

Position after graduation: Attending Physician at University of Colorado, Denver

"I am grateful to be training at Seattle Children’s for PEM Fellowship. We have fantastic faculty, co-fellows, and staff! There is a wide breadth of teaching, research, and QI opportunities for building a scholarly foundation, learning from faculty who are leaders in their fields. I am also proud to train at an institution with a commitment to the entire five-state WWAMI region and the diversity of patients and communities who live here."

Position after graduation: Attending Physician at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

"I feel so lucky and proud to train in the Seattle Childrens Emergency Department. The faculty and staff are an outstanding group colleagues with a diverse mix of academic interests. It has been easy to engage in interdisciplinary projects because of the collaborative atmosphere and high level of motivation to improve which pervades the department. Everyone in the department prides themselves in providing the highest possible level of patient care, from understanding the medical evidence behind decision making to keeping our patients as comfortable and safe as possible during the stress of their emergency visit. If there is a process that could be improved, guaranteed someone is working on it. It is also an amazing place to teach and learn with teams of highly motivated residents and medical students. Patients come for care from all over the 5 state region we serve and beyond, providing great diversity in acuity, pathology and disease. The Seattle Children’s Emergency Department has provided a great model for me in my training of how a pediatric emergency department should be run."

Position after graduation: Position after graduation: Clinical Assistant Professor at New York Presbyterian/Will Cornell Medical Center

"I am so thankful to be training at Seattle Children’s for fellowship. The faculty have such a wide range of research and education interests, it is easy to find mentors who are invested in helping you develop your professional career while honing your clinical practice. I have received nothing but full support and encouragement from everyone in the Emergency Department, from program leaders to the skilled nursing and support staff."

Position after graduation: Attending Physician at Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas

Position after graduation: Clinical Assistant Professor at University of Washington

Position after graduation: Attending Physician in Pediatric Emergency Medicine at the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

"I feel so fortunate to be at Seattle Children's Hospital. The culture of safety, teamwork, and evidence-based medicine form the foundation for the outstanding care we provide for our patients. I come to work everyday with a smile on my face, because I get to work with truly wonderful people. Seattle Children's is the perfect place to for me to grow as a clinician and advocate for children and their families."

Position after graduation: Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at the University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital

"Seattle Children's is an incredible institution and I feel it's really a privilege to train here with such amazing faculty, co-fellows, nurses, and staff. The entire multidisciplinary team shares a strong commitment to excellence in patient care. As a fellow, there are truly unlimited opportunities for research, mentoring, and education, and the faculty members are extremely supportive."

Position after graduation: Clinical Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at the University of Washington and Seattle Children's Hospital

What I liked most about the program: "Excellent clinical training with a group of uniquely humble, aspirational and truly awesome providers/mentors. Fellows here are provided with the tools and appropriate guidance to become experts in any realm within our field, which is the result of a careful balance by program leadership that is much harder than it looks!"