Residency Core Faculty - Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Fellowship

Role Overview: The Academic Ultrasound Faculty member is responsible for developing and delivering ultrasound education across various medical specialties, mentoring trainees, and advancing ultrasound research and clinical care. Key Duties Design and implement ultrasound curricula for undergraduate and graduate medical education. Teach medical students, residents, and fellows in POCUS, including didactic sessions and clinical rotations. Mentor trainees in scholarly ultrasound pursuits and support their professional growth. Conduct research, present findings, and contribute to ultrasound publications. Provide ongoing POCUS education to physicians, advanced practice providers, and nursing staff. Participate in quality assurance, policy review, and clinical ultrasound quality improvement projects. Maintain ultrasound equipment and stay updated on technological advances. Assist in establishing a hospital-wide multidisciplinary POCUS program and meet scholarly activity requirements. Qualifications & Skills MD or DO with board certification in Emergency Medicine. Fellowship training in an EUFAC-accredited program or AEMUS Focused Practice Designation. Proven teaching experience with excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills. Proficiency in ultrasound-guided procedures and diagnostic imaging. Eligible for medical licensure in California. Experience in curriculum development and ultrasound research is preferred. #J-18808-Ljbffr Vetted Solutions