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Medical College of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Fellowship Programs

The Department of Emergency Medicine offers six (6) fellowship training opportunities.

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Fellowship

Learn about EMS

Emergency Ultrasonography Fellowship

Learn about emergency ultrasonography

Health Executive Administrative Leadership (HEAL) Fellowship

Learn about HEAL

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Medical Education Scholarship Fellowship

Learn about Medical Education Scholarship

Medical Toxicology Fellowship

Learn about medical toxicology

Simulation Fellowship

Learn about Simulation

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Mailing Address/Physical Location
Department of Emergency Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
Hub for Collaborative Medicine
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226

Fellowship Coordinator
Janice Hinze
_emfellowships@mcw.edu

Administrative Office
(414) 955-6450
(414) 955-0082 (fax)

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