IEMF Curriculum
IEMF Is Academic Patient Centered FundamentalS + Project Based Learning.
Our fellowship is designed to empower the fellow to build on Internationalizing the academic and clinical skills already developed during residency training in Emergency Medicine.
The curriculum is based on developing abilities to develop and expand both existing and new academic collaborations in patient centered research, patient centered education, patient centered quality care and patient centered policy development in all the areas of academic emergency sciences.
Length: Two Years (24 Months)
Advanced Degree: MBA in Project Management is available as an additional qualification
Clinical Duties: Fellow will serve as Junior faculty and work in the Emergency Department of the Sarasota Memorial Health System at Sarasota Florida. Clinical Hours upto 25 hours per week.
Skills will be gained in
- Project management via a MBA (LSUS )
- Epidemiology & Biostatistics
- Project implementation by active participation in ongoing projects
- Developing a personal project, implementing, and accomplishing it by the end of two years
- Research development, publications and presentations
- Providing mentorship to students and residents enthusiastic to have a career in International Medicine
- Crisis leadership using the Meta-Leadership Model (Training offered by Harvard University)
- Hands On International Leadership Experience and Diplomacy Training will be a strong focus of our program.
- Travelling overseas to participate in projects will be performed once a year with a strong component of Digitally Driven Online Project development, implementation, and assessment.
International Engagement
IEMF will enable time for travel , engaging, learning and innovating. Fellows will be attending the World Academic Congress of Emergency Medicine as well participate as Invited Faculty at many of prestigious national meetings in Emergency Medicine across the world. Our International Mentors will be available to our fellows as they learn the art of Project Development Program Management and Crisis Leadership.
Our established relationships via the INDUSEM Mission, The World Academic Council of Emergency Medicine and The American College of Academic International Medicine make the learning experience of our Fellows to be academically enriching.
International Joint Projects:
The Fellow will undertake Internationally in any of the one areas of Education, Safe Patient Care, Research, Innovation, and Process / Policy Development.
IRB/ ETHICS Committee approval will be obtained from the institutions involved in any research being conducted within the realms of the project.
Funding for Projects:
Appraisals and Progress Reports:
Fellowship Engagements over two years:
- Completing the Coursework for the MBA
- Doing Clinical Shifts
- Completing the Online Meta-Leadership Course by Harvard University
- Actively participating & advancing Ongoing International Projects& attending Digital Meetings
- Conceptualizing, Implementing and Accomplishing the International Project
- Achieving the Milestones as Below
Domains of Learning :
- Concept of International Medicine & Academic Sovereignty
- Global Health Security & Sustainability
- Cultural Sensitivity
- Art of Collaboration & Diplomacy
- Morality, Ethics and Regulatory Compliance in Partnerships
- Inclusion, Diversity, Equity in Academic Systems (IDEAS)
- Project Management
- Research and Analytics
- Concepts of Educational Modelling
- Crisis Leadership & Championship
Milestones Assessments done every 6 Months:
- Journal Club Presentations at Residency Grand Rounds
- Presentations on progress of ongoing projects & Discussions
- Personal Project Progress Report Presentations
- Summary Reports on Tasks
- 360 Degree Evaluations
- Journal Publications & Conference Presentations
- Progress of MBA and Leadership Parallel Course work
Graduation Criteria:
- Consistent Achievement of Milestones in all Domains of learning
- There will be a formal Presentation of the Project Undertaken & Accomplished by the Fellow which will be witnessed and assessed by a committee led by the fellowship director
- Minimum two peer-reviewed publications in PubMed and two conference presentations over two years.
- Completion of MBA
- Completion of Meta-Leadership Certification.
Benefits to Fellows:
- Salary
- Travel Funding + Stay both within the US & International.
- Funding for International projects which will deliver two peer reviewed publications and original research presentations at reputed conferences over the two years of the Fellowship.
