Emergency Medicine Education Fellow & Clinical Instructor

MUSC Health; Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Emergency Medicine Medical Education Fellowship at MUSC prepares physicians for academic careers with an education focus, including roles such as core faculty, clerkship director, residency director, and institutional educational official.

The fellowship emphasizes directing didactic curricula, overseeing residents, conducting scholarly projects in medical education, and engaging with national education bodies. 40-hour workweeks and on-site duties are typical.

Responsibilities

• Oversee residents and care for patients as an attending physician in the MUSC Emergency Department for ~64 hours per month
• Evaluate residents and medical students and provide feedback for improvement
• Oversee the Program Evaluation Committee for the MUSC Emergency Medicine Residency program
• Complete a scholarly project related to medical education and present findings at scientific conferences and in peer‑reviewed publications
• Attend the Council of Residency Directors Academic Assembly
• Participate in the ACEP Teaching Fellowship
• Oversee the didactic curriculum and Grand Rounds for the MUSC Emergency Medicine Residency
• Assist with educational activities for UME learners rotating through emergency medicine courses
• Lead quarterly journal club sessions
• Participate in development and delivery of simulation teaching sessions with our SIM director
• Read papers and books as selected by the fellowship director in medical education
• Assist with interviews for the emergency medicine residency
• Participate in departmental and undergraduate medical school committees as selected by the candidate
• Develop a teaching portfolio by the end of the fellowship
• Meet with fellowship leadership monthly

Job description

The Emergency Medicine Medical Education Fellowship at MUSC prepares physicians for academic careers with an education focus, including roles such as core faculty, clerkship director, residency director, and institutional educational official.

The fellowship emphasizes directing didactic curricula, overseeing residents, conducting scholarly projects in medical education, and engaging with national education bodies. 40-hour workweeks and on-site duties are typical.