Health Policy Fellowships
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EMRA / ACEP Medical Student Elective in Health Policy
Student Opportunity
This course is reserved for 4th year medical students applying for EM residency programs with an interest in health policy. The 4-week course takes place in-person and may be taken as a research elective for credit.
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EMRA Fellowship Guide
Chapter 11 Health Policy Fellowship
Healthy policy fellowships strive to educate future physician leaders who will be effective change agents within the health care system and ultimately serve to shape the future health care landscape. This is accomplished through the development of academic, clinical, and professional skillsets. EM providers, with their experience at the gateway to health care and broad clinical training, are uniquely qualified to serve in this capacity.
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