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    University of Tennessee Emergency Medicine Fellowship - Jackson, TN

    Last updated: Friday, May 22, 2026

    Fellowship type

    Emergency Medicine

    Community setting

    Rural

    Address

    294 Summar Dr
    Jackson, TN 38301-3915

    Country

    US

    Phone

    (731)541-3755

    Website

    http://www.uthsc.edu/utfamjac

    Program director

    Gregg Erwin Mitchell MD

    Fellowship sponsored by Dept of Family Medicine

    Yes

    Number of positions offered

    10

    Number of positions filled

    10

    Duration of fellowship

    12 months

    Stipend per year

    $74,000

    Other funding sources

    Emergency Department

    Other benefits

    Time off for conferences

    Sick Leave / Personal Time

    Parking

    Health Insurance

    Liability Insurance

    Meals

    Prerequisites for acceptance

    Completion of ACGME or AOA approved Family Medicine residency program, with a letter from the Program Director documenting training. Eligibility for obtaining a TN license. ABFP certification or eligibility. Must be ACLS, ATLS and PALS certified. 2 additional letters of recommendation. Step 3 board score report. Please send CV along with a personal statement as to why you are seeking the position to: Cecelia Jones at cmiliken@uthsc.edu or via mail.

    Application deadline

    2026-08-15

    Date notified of selection

    10/1/2019

    Description

    The University of Tennessee Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program in Jackson, TN is an outstanding opportunity for family physicians who desire further training in emergency medicine and the ability to become board-certified in emergency medicine by ABPS (American Board of Physician Specialties). Our hospital is the busiest ER in the state of Tennessee serving 18 counties with an annual ED volume of approx. 100,000 visits. There are 64 rooms in which fellows receive specific training in trauma care, management of acute cardiac patients (STEMI and others) as well as comprehensive management of stroke patients in a certified stroke center. Fellows are required to participate in monthly didactics that focus on improvement of clinical skills and to enhance their hands-on training with ER procedures and ultrasound. The curriculum includes 14 (12 hour) shifts in the emergency room.