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EM Ultrasonography Fellowship Receives Accreditation

April 13, 2023
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The Department of Emergency Medicine's Advanced Emergency Medicine Ultrasonography Fellowship has received accreditation from the Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Accreditation Council (EUFAC). 

EUFAC-accredited Advanced Emergency Medicine Ultrasound fellowships are recognized as the top ultrasound training programs for emergency physicians. Only fellowship graduates from EUFAC-accredited programs can sit for certification through the American Board of Emergency Medicine.

The AEMUS fellowship at the University of Washington is a one-year fellowship with an option for a two-year fellowship if the fellow has an interest in pursuing an advanced degree.

You can learn more about the AMEUS fellowship on the fellowship's page.

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