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Emergency Medicine Fellowships

Updated March 2021

The following is a list of fellowships currently approved by the Board of Certification in Emergency Medicine. Completion of one of these fellowship programs satisfies part of the eligibility requirements to become board certified in Emergency Medicine by the Board of Certification in Emergency Medicine (BCEM). For the complete list of requirements, click here.

Institutional leaders who are interested in receiving AAEP recognition for their Emergency Medicine fellowship(s) can contact info@abspsus.org.

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Other Programs

  • Decatur Morgan Hospital, Decatur, Alabama – This part of the Cullman Regional Medical Center program closed in 2020, but graduates of the merged program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.

Non-Active Programs

  • Shelby Baptist Medical Center, Alabaster, Alabama – This program will be closing in July 2021, but graduates of this program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.
  • Princeton Baptist Medical Center, Birmingham, Alabama – This program will be closing in July 2021, but graduates of this program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.
  • St. Francis Medical Center, Monroe, Louisiana – This program will be closing in May 2021, but graduates of this program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.
  • Methodist Hospital, Henderson, Kentucky – This program closed in January 2020, but graduates of this program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.
  • North State Emergency Medicine Fellowship, Mercy Medical Center, Redding, California – This program closed in September 2019, but graduates of this program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.
  • Methodist North Memphis Health System-This program closed in 2018, but graduates of this program remain eligible under the Graduate Training Program option.
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