Fellows will be required to successfully complete the mandatory curriculum requirements as outlined. Attendance at a conference on Tropical Medicine, approved by the Fellowship Director, is highly encouraged.
A research or scholarly project in an area of interest to the fellow, with the expectation of publication, is required for successful completion of the fellowship. EVMS Emergency Medicine has access to research assistants and statistical support to assist fellows.  Fellows are strongly encouraged to determine their research interest and focus prior to starting the program.

Fellows are encouraged to attend weekly Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds conferences and monthly EM Journal Club. Each fellow is expected to present one GEM-themed Journal Club or a lecture for the EM residency program annually. 
Fellows will work clinically as employees of Emergency Physicians of Tidewater (EPT), a private practice group that serves as faculty for EVMS Emergency Medicine, for a total of 1000 clinical hours/year. Practice opportunities within EPT will serve to broaden the fellow's clinical judgment and experience. 

We provide the coverage for seven emergency departments in the Hampton Roads area. Fellows will have the opportunity to supervise EM residents and off-service residents in our ED’s and receive an EVMS faculty appointment at the Clinical Instructor level. 

The one-year program focuses on the fellow’s interests. Curriculum and support are provided through required readings, a robust emergency medicine practice in our home environment to continue to hone EM skills, options to mentor medical students in clinics that support marginalized local populations including our homeless, underinsured, transient workers and their families, three to four months of international field work, a scholarly project of your choosing with aim to present or publish, language learning, and other local opportunities.
During your time at EVMS, you will sharpen your skills as an emergency physician while working in our seven ED settings. These include a Level 1 academic department, free-standing ED’s, community departments, rural and a Level 3 Trauma Center.
Additionally, we offer opportunities to design and present in journal clubs, EM grand rounds and take advantage of applicable offerings of our sister fellowships in EM ultrasound and EMS.

The fellowship curriculum will be designed to focus primarily on overseas medical mission work for those who choose to pursue the MPH degree.

Fellows will be required to successfully complete the mandatory curriculum and clinical work requirements. 

A research project or scholarly work in an area of interest to the fellow, with the expectation of publication or presentation, is required for successful completion of the fellowship. Fellows are strongly encouraged to determine their research interest and focus prior to starting the program.

Fellows are encouraged to attend weekly Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds conferences and monthly EM Journal Club. Each fellow is expected to present one GEM-themed Journal Club or a lecture for the EM residency program annually.  

Attending a conference on Tropical Medicine is encouraged but optional.

Fellows will work clinically as employees of Emergency Physicians of Tidewater (EPT), a private practice group that serves as faculty for EVMS Emergency Medicine. Practice opportunities within EPT will serve to broaden the fellow's clinical judgment and experience. We provide the coverage for seven emergency departments (five hospital-based and two freestanding) in the Hampton Roads area (Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Suffolk).

Fellows will have the opportunity to supervise EM residents, off-service residents, and APPs in the ED, and will receive an EVMS faculty appointment at the Instructor level.