The Department of Emergency Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, is seeking an exceptional Academic Emergency Medicine Physician with fellowship training in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to join our dynamic and expanding practice. Qualified candidates will have completed residency in Emergency Medicine and fellowship training in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and be board certified or board eligible.

While all qualified applicants are welcome, candidates with meaningful post-fellowship clinical experience will receive priority consideration.

Practice Highlights

• High-acuity, high-complexity clinical practice within a busy academic Emergency Department caring for 87,000 annual visits, including ~15,000 pediatric encounters, and serving as a Level I Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center.
• Clinical practice in a state-of-the-art Emergency Department with a dedicated Pediatric ED designed for efficient, family-centered, and high-quality care.
• Join accomplished colleagues who are deeply committed to clinical excellence, innovation, interprofessional collaboration, and outstanding educational programs.
• Mayo Clinic Division of Prehospital Medicine provides medical direction to Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service, which is a large EMS agency operating 15 ground ambulance bases in 2 states, 3 helicopter bases, a fixed wing air base, a community paramedic program, and a physician field response program. The Division also provided medical direction to multiple community ambulance services in southeast Minnesota.  
• Join the EMS medical direction team with an opportunity to shape the prehospital medicine system at Mayo Clinic and regionally

Academic & Institutional Opportunities

• Engage in collaborative scholarship supported by robust administrative and research infrastructure, including intramural funding mechanisms and access to statisticians, data analysts, and programmers.
• Teach and mentor exceptional learners across the Mayo Clinic Emergency Medicine Residency, Mayo Clinic EMS Fellowship, Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine Residency, and the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine.
• Utilize world-class educational resources, including the Mayo Clinic Multidisciplinary Simulation Center and Procedural Mastery Suites, to advance simulation, procedural education, and systems-based training.
• Collaborate across an integrated network of 21 emergency departments throughout the Midwest and with EM colleagues in Arizona and Florida, promoting innovation, shared best practices, and systemwide quality improvement.
• Partner with the Mayo Clinic Center for the Science of Healthcare Delivery to develop and study operational advancements, patient flow, quality initiatives, and safety innovations.

Question can be sent to:
Madeline Ecklund
ecklund.madeline@mayo.edu 

Board-certified or board-eligible in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

• Demonstrated excellence in clinical care, communication, and teamwork.
• A track record of (or strong potential for) academic contributions in system innovation, research, education, or quality improvement.

Preferred qualifications include:

• Mid-career experience or additional post-fellowship clinical experience.
• Training or demonstrated skill in ultrasound, pediatric emergency medicine, clinical research, health services research, or systems/operations innovation.
• Experience working in or with interdisciplinary teams and learners at multiple levels.