Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship
We are glad you are interested in our program at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
The fellowship was established in 2005 and its primary department affiliation is the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
Our fellowship enjoys a wonderful relationship with both emergency and pediatric departments. The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University receives its accreditation through the Residency Review Committee for Emergency Medicine. We accept applications from both emergency medicine and pediatric trained residents. After completion of a two year program, emergency medicine residents may sit for their subspecialty boards through the American Board of Emergency Medicine. After completion of a three year program, pediatric trained residents may sit for their subspecialty boards given by the American Board of Pediatrics.
Director: Natalie Lane, MD, FAAP
About
Requirements of Applicants
- Completion of approved emergency medicine residency or pediatric residency
- Acceptability for Georgia licensure
- Participation through NRMP
- Applications processed through ERAS
- Interviews are held virtually with an opportunity for an in-person look at the campus.
For additional information contact the Program Coordinator @ 706-721-5592
For Pediatric Clinical Operations: Pediatric Emergency Medicine.
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Makes the News
Pediatric emergency medicine physician earns MCG Lifetime Achievement Award
November 6, 2024
When Natalie Lane, MD, received the Medical College of Georgia’s Lifetime Achievement Award this year, she admits she was a bit surprised.
“It was much appreciated, but it always makes you feel like, if you’re given a lifetime achievement award, it’s all over,” she said with a laugh.
Lane, who came to MCG in 1997, is nowhere close to winding down. In fact, she said her current work is in “full-blown mode.”
Medical College of Georgia expert: Watch for signs to indicate a child may be being abused
May 2021
As people begin to gather again, more signs of child abuse will come to light, says an expert at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
Fellowship Leadership & Staff
Kevin Allen, MD
- Assistant Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Director
706-721-5592