Applications are accepted on a rolling basis June through September. Please include:
- Three letters of recommendation, including your residency program director
- Personal statement or letter of interest
- Curriculum vitae
- USMLE/COMLEX Scores
- In-training Exam Scores
We conduct interviews for our fellowship on a rolling basis. After your application is received and reviewed, you may be contacted to set up an interview. Fellowship applicants must be US citizens and hold a valid unrestricted driver's license from one of the 50 states in the USA, with a clean driving record for the past five years (excluding simple speeding tickets). Please contact our office with any special circumstance questions.
All application materials should be e-mailed to joshua.mastenbrook@wmed.edu.
In 2018, the National Association of EMS Physicians' Council of EMS Fellowship Directors voted to begin participating in The Match. Our EMS Fellowship program participates in the NRMP. The Match opens in August and Match Day is in November. EMS Fellowships are open to any graduate of an ACGME residency program. For additional information on the Match process, visit the NRMP website.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
As a prehospital-based subspecialty, we are committed to serve all patients in the community. Health equity is one of our medical school's strategic priorities. Our program strives to ensure diversity in trainee recruitment, selection, and retention through multiple mechanisms. We use a holistic recruitment, selection, and ranking process. What does "diversity" mean to us? Differences in race, ethnicity, ability, background, socioeconomic status, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin and more. We also educate our faculty and staff who participate in interviews on unconscious bias, illegal and unethical questioning during interviews, and interview questions that may introduce bias into the recruitment and selection process. Our institution genuinely values diversity and inclusiveness. The organization implements annual actions to enhance our commitment to diversity, including required annual education for faculty and residents focused on unconscious bias, as well as diversity and cultural sensitivity. We are committed to helping all of our fellows to feel that they are seen, heard and valued with our culture that embodies belonging as central to diversity, inclusion and equity.