Yale is an excellent environment for teaching and research and offers immense opportunities for collaboration. Yale-New Haven Hospital sees over 100,000 patients per year and has a wide variety of patients including plentiful blunt and penetrating trauma, IV access challenges, ectopic pregnancies, pulmonary emboli, and more!"

- Chris Moore, MD RDMS (Fellowship Director)

The Yale Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship is a one-year program that will prepare graduates to lead an academic and/or community emergency ultrasound program. Experience will be sufficient to fulfill the recommendations of all major societies for the interpretation of emergency ultrasound, as well as, RDMS/RDCS/RVT certification and exposure to aspects of program development and quality assurance.

The program consists of structured time in the emergency department performing bedside examinations, examination QA and review, research into new applications, and education both in the academic and community arenas. A structured rotation in echocardiography and vascular applications is in place.

The fellowship offers an appointment as a Clinical Instructor to the faculty of the Section of Emergency Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine. Fellows are entitled to the faculty benefits package, four weeks of vacation, and a competitive salary.

Applicants must be residency trained and board certified/qualified in Emergency Medicine.