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EMRA Fellowship Guide

Chapter 19 Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship

Pediatric emergency medicine (PEM) is a clinical subspecialty that focuses on caring for the complicated and acutely ill pediatric patient in the emergency department. The subspecialty is available to both pediatricians and emergency medicine (EM) physicians, and completion of PEM training and examination results in board certification in pediatric emergency medicine.

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