Fellowship Directory
Emergency Medicine Fellowship
Last updated: Thursday, December 11, 2025
Fellowship type
Emergency Medicine
Community setting
Rural
Address
1615 Maple Ln
Ashland, WI 54806
Country
US
Phone
(715) 685-5057
Website
Program director
Jennifer Reink DO
Fellowship sponsored by Dept of Family Medicine
No
Number of positions offered
2
Number of positions filled
1
Duration of fellowship
12 months
Other benefits
Sick Leave / Personal Time
Time off for conferences
Funding for attending conferences
Parking
Meals
Fitness Center
Moving Allowance
Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
Health Insurance
Liability Insurance
AAFP Membership
Medical license fee
DEA license fee
Leads to Degree / Accreditation
Other
Other Degree / Accreditation
Board Certification in Emergency Medicine
Prerequisites for acceptance
Applicants must be at least a third-year resident in good standing or a recent graduate of an AOA/ACGME primary care residency (two to three years post-residency). Licensed in Wisconsin or eligible for licensure. Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Tamarack Health does not sponsor J1 visas at this time.
Application deadline
Applications accepted on a rolling basis.
Description
In general, our fellows complete 10-14 ED shifts per month. In comparison to other fellowship programs, where the fellow is used to staff the ED, our fellows are independent of our staffing ratios. This means that they are able to focus on the sickest and most interesting patients and in the beginning are encouraged to really learn from each case instead of worrying about patients waiting to be seen (Quality over Quantity). Our fellows participate in about 16 hours of monthly didactics composed of faculty lectures, oral/written board study sessions, and Simulation labs. Each fellow is given the opportunity to earn POCUS certification through the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography. They are sent to an adult and pediatric critical care course, as well as an US guided nerve block cadaver course. Each fellow is also given additional CME days to attend a conference of their choice (one of our fellows is doing a High-Risk EM Conference in Hawaii this March!). They are provided with study materials for both oral and written boards and are provided with funds toward an additional study program of their choice. Fellows also design and complete a quality improvement project which can even be applied toward your FM Board Certification Maintenance Requirements.