Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship
Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship
Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship Overview
Program Description
The Department of Hospital Medicine at Regions Hospital is offering a post-graduate program for Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners interested in advanced training in Hospital Medicine. The Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship Program will offer the learner extensive training in Hospital Medicine through a variety of teaching environments and subspecialties.
Length of Program: 12 months
Class Size: 2
Starting Date: March and June
Program Mission
The mission of the HealthPartners Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship is to train highly-qualified APCs to become skilled, compassionate, efficient hospitalist providers with a focus on population health.
Didactic
Using the Society of Hospital Medicine Core Competencies as the foundation of study, the APC will have the opportunity to continue their development of critical thinking skills, clinical competence, inter-professional collaboration, and business practices for successful practice as an APC (PA/NP) hospitalist. The 12- month fellowship focuses on the requisite skills necessary to effectively assess manage, coordinate, and deliver, cost effective, evidenced based care to adult individuals (18 years and above) dealing with chronic, acute/urgent, critical illness/injury, and terminal illness.
Clinical
Hospital Medicine APC Fellow will devote a significant portion of their training to hospital medicine. They will have required rotations in specialty areas essential for proficiency in hospital medicine.
12 month clinical rotation schedule (subject to change)
- 6 months Hospital Medicine
- 6 weeks Critical Care/Pulmonary
- 4 weeks Cardiology
- 2 weeks Infectious Disease
- 2 weeks Nephrology
- 2 weeks Neurology
- 2 weeks Hematology/Oncology
- 2 weeks Emergency Medicine
- 2 weeks Palliative Care
- 2 weeks Hospital Medicine at partner community hospital
Program Faculty:
Scott Faust – Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship Co-Director
Meredith Wold – Hospital Medicine APC Fellowship Co-Director