Training & Education

• Global Emergency Medicine Journal Club gathering residents, fellows, and faculty for in-depth discussions on recent research and current topics in our field.
• Residency didactic lectures on topics relevant to global health and social emergency medicine.
• Individualized support for global health career exploration through mentored research, program implementation, and/or educational experiences.

Our division prioritizes the support of the teaching and service mission of the USC Emergency Medicine Residency, one of the nation’s first emergency medicine residencies with a long legacy of global health involvement. Our division offers one-on-one, ongoing mentorship to residents and fellows interested in exploring careers in global health. Division faculty are involved in a wide array of research and development projects, and interested residents are invited to participate in a variety of ways.

For more information about our Residency Program please visit our department site.

Social Emergency Medicine at Los Angeles General Medical Center draws on a strong connection with local partners and advocates that enable us to enrich our emergency department care based on what we learn from our community. Our residents and faculty engage in research, implementation science and quality improvement, program administration and advocacy in a multitude of historically underserved communities.
Our primary and strongest areas of focus include:

• Carceral Health
• Primary Care Access
• Hospital-based Violence Intervention
• Substance Use Disorder Treatment,
• Asylum/Detention Medicine
• Street Medicine.

The USC Global Emergency Medicine Fellowship is accepting fellowship applications from internal candidates only.

This fellowship is developed to cater to the needs of Junior faculty focusing on an individualized program centered to your area of interest. All fellows will complete a Master of Public Health at the University of Southern California. Fellows will work clinically at the Los Angeles General Medical Center and there are opportunities to work at a busy affiliated community Emergency Medicine site.

All applicants must be American Board of Emergency Medicine eligible.

Applicants interested in applying should contact pparmar@usc.edu.

Please refer to the Global Emergency Medicine Fellowship Consortium Website (GEMFC).

The USC Global Emergency Medicine Fellowship is accepting fellowship applications from internal candidates only.

This fellowship is developed to cater to the needs of Junior faculty focusing on an individualized program centered to your area of interest. All fellows will complete a Master of Public Health at the University of Southern California. Fellows will work clinically at the Los Angeles General Medical Center and there are opportunities to work at a busy affiliated community Emergency Medicine site.

All applicants must be American Board of Emergency Medicine eligible.

Applicants interested in applying should contact pparmar@usc.edu.

Please refer to the Global Emergency Medicine Fellowship Consortium Website (GEMFC).