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LAC+USC Department of

Emergency Medicine

Medical Education Fellowship

Fellowship Directors David Diller, M.D.

Jeff Riddell, MD

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The LAC+USC Medical Education Fellowship is a two-year program designed to prepare emergency

medicine (EM) residency-trained graduates for careers as superb clinical educators, scholars, and

leaders in EM-focused medical education

Professional Development

• Enrollment in the Master of Academic Medicine degree or certificate program through the Keck School of Medicine of USC

• Opportunity to participate in faculty development courses such as the CORD Medical Education Research Certificate (MERC) Program, depending on individual interests

• Funded travel and registration fees for the CORD Academic Assembly and the annual USC Innovations in Medical Education (IME) conference

• Dedicated mentorship from senior faculty members with a diverse array of educational interests and academic appointments

• Involvement in the monthly intra-departmental Education Community of Practice, which explores career development, learning theory and teaching methods, and education research methods with opportunities for collaboration and feedback on individual education research projects

“What are the advantages

of a two-year medical education fellowship?”

The two most valuable commodities in fellowship are protected time and mentorship. The additional protected time through a second year of fellowship allows you to further advance your professional development through the completion of a degree or certificate program, while also giving you the time necessary to develop a successful scholarly niche through the extended mentorship of dedicated faculty members in a variety of educational domains. You will grow as a junior clinician, educator, scholar, and leader, while simultaneously increasing your competitiveness in the eyes of future employers.

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“Training clinical educators, education

scholars, and tomorrow’s leaders.”

Scholarship

• Abundant lecture opportunities in both Undergraduate and Graduate Medical Education settings

• Opportunities for publication in Annals of Emergency Medicine

• Podcasting and web-based opportunities through EM:RAP and HIPPO Education

• Course instructor opportunities in our Cadaver Lab

• Support for other individual scholarship opportunities through departmental grant funding and mentorship

Clinical Practice

• 16 clinical hours/week

• Supervision of medical students and residents at LAC+USC

• Clinical shifts and moonlighting at Verdugo Hills Hospital or Good Samaritan Hospital

• Academic appointment as Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine in the Clinician Educator track at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

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Education Faculty

Jeff Riddell, M.D.

• Co-Director, Medical Education Fellowship • Education research • Educational technology and innovation

Jonathan Wagner, M.D.

• Medical Student Clerkship Director • Medical Student Faculty Advisor

David Diller, M.D.

• Co-Director, Medical Education Fellowship • Assistant Residency Program Director • Curricular Development & Scholarship

Jan Shoenberger, M.D.

• Vice Chair of Education • National Lecturer • Palliative Care

Jessica Osterman, M.D.

• Assistant Residency Program Director • Community Outreach

Todd Schneberk, M.D.

• Assistant Residency Program Director • Health services researcher

Ryan Raam, M.D.

• Assistant Residency Program Director • Core Content / Procedure Education

Ramin Tabatabai, M.D.

• Residency Program Director • Wellness, Burnout, & Resiliency

Emily Rose, M.D.

• Clinical Faculty • National Lecturer • Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Stuart Swadron, M.D.

• Residency Program Director Emeritus • Education Fellowship Director Emeritus • International educator

Taku Taira, M.D.

• Assistant Medical Student Clerkship Director • Career Development & Mentorship

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Application Details

• Fellows must have an active California medical license and be board certified or board eligible (ABEM or ABOEM) at the time of fellowship matriculation

• Interested applicants should submit a Curriculum Vitae, Letters of Recommendation (2), and a Personal Statement

• Applications will be accepted starting August 1

• Please submit applications and address any questions to David Diller, MD at diller@usc.edu

LAC+USC Department of Emergency Medicine Medical Education Fellowship

David Diller, MD

Jeff Riddell, MD