IEMF World Network
The Fellow will actively work with Leaders from various nations and work with organizations of repute to gain an International Emergency Medicine Experience Second to None.
The World Academic Council of Emergency Medicine
Skills to be Gained:
- International Engagement,
- Program Development,
- Project Management and
- Health Diplomacy
The American College of Academic International Medicine
Skills to be Gained:
- National Networking,
- Local Program Development,
- Collaborative Project Management and
- National Health Diplomacy
INDUSEM
Skills to be Gained:
- Crisis Leadership
- Curriculum Development,
- Research Studies,
- IDEAS (Inclusion, Diversity & Equity in Academic Sciences)
- Cultural Sensitivity,
- Educational Modelling
THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION COLLABORATING CENTER FOR EMERGENCY & TRAUMA IN SOUTH EAST ASIA REGION
WHO-CCET is distinctive by its patient centered clinico-community initiatives which are focused on bringing an integrated, high quality, cost-effective, sustainable Emergency Care Systems driven emergency patient care to improve outcomes of acutely ill and injured across the SEAR Region.
The 10 Nations in the SEAR Region are: India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Nepal, Myanmar, Indonesia, Maldives & Timor Leste.
The WHO-CCET in SEAR is also designated as a center of excellence for Point of Care Ultrasound.
The Collaborative WHO Center provides a multilateral platform to bring together stakeholders from a wide range of backgrounds and expertise to solve the world’s most pressing emergency care challenges.
Skills to be Gained:
- International Collaboration,
- Social Determinants of Care,
- Inclusion, Diversity and Equity in Academic Sciences (IDEAS),
- Program Development,
- Research and Educational Modelling,
- Cultural Sensitivity
EMERGE Network
EMERGE is a network of experts in Emergency Departments who have come together to collaborate in research and share emergency medicine research related education. University of Michigan’s emergency research team along with its international steering committee is striving to build EMERGE network. With 22 Sites across 6 Continents EMERGE is the largest Research Network of Defining Researchers in EM across the world.
Skills to be Gained:
- International Collaboration,
- Research Collaboration,
- Cultural Sensitivity,
- Collaborative Creativity,
- Program Development,
- Educational Modelling,
Conferences
The Fellows can participate in various conferences across the world where IEMF is involved.
- Annual World Academic Congress of Emergency Medicine
- Annual All American Academic International Medicine Congress
- The Annual Table Top Exercise & Communications (TOPCOM) in Disasters Congress, Malaysia
- The Annual EPAT Intercontinental EM Congress, Turkey
- AAEM-MEMC: The American Academy of Emergency Medicine Biannual Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress
- IPRED: The Israeli Preparedness Conference held Biannually by Government of Israel
- The INDUSEM Annual Academic Congress in India EMINDIA