Emergency Medicine
Emergency Cardiovascular Medicine

What to Expect

 

This program offers a unique, integrated training experience at the intersection of emergency medicine and cardiovascular care, designed to develop physicians with advanced expertise in acute cardiac management. Fellows gain comprehensive exposure to a wide spectrum of cardiac conditions while working alongside expert faculty across both Emergency Medicine and Cardiovascular Medicine. The curriculum blends independent clinical practice in the Emergency Department with immersive rotations alongside cardiology teams, providing a well-rounded, multidisciplinary perspective. Through this combined approach, fellows build the skills needed to excel in complex cardiac care, education, and academic leadership.

Program Eligibility

Candidates must be ABEM board eligible, or certified, before the July 1 fellowship start date.  

Program Details

The Emergency Cardiology Medicine Fellowship is a one-year program that provides participants with a full-time faculty appointment at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Fellows divide their time between structured educational experiences and direct patient care, ensuring a balanced and comprehensive training experience.

How to Apply

Applicants interested in the Emergency Cardiology Medicine Fellowship should submit all application materials via email directly to the Fellowship Director, Dr. Semhar Tewelde. Required materials include a personal statement outlining career goals and interest in the fellowship, a current curriculum vitae, and three letters of recommendation. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with a formal review of completed applications occurring annually in the early fall. Selected candidates may be contacted for further discussion or interview, and a final offer is extended to one applicant in late winter. Early submission is encouraged to ensure full consideration.