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The Corewell Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital/Michigan State University Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship is an ACGME-accredited program. It is a three-year program for pediatrics-trained residents and a two-year program for emergency medicine-trained residents. We accept two fellows into our program annually.
The pediatric emergency medicine fellows train at the state-of-the-art pediatric emergency department at Corewell Health Helen DeVos Children's Hospital (part of Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals) and at our adult counterpart, Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital (part of Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals). Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital is the only free-standing pediatric facility in West Michigan providing tertiary and quaternary pediatric care for the entire region. It has been consistently ranked among the best children’s hospitals in the nation in the US News and World Report.
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Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital, the primary training site for the fellowship, is a 234-bed regional referral center and teaching hospital. Supported by nearly $103 million in generous community support, the hospital moved into the current building in 2011. The 14-floor, 444,000-square feet building dramatically changed the skyline on Michigan Street's "Medical Mile" in Grand Rapids.
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital offers advanced pediatric specialty care with more than 300 pediatric physicians who practice in more than 50 pediatric specialties and programs. Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital is Michigan’s largest neonatal center and is the only Level 1 pediatric emergency department in West Michigan.
The pediatric emergency department handles more than 50,000 visits per year with nearly 4,000 admissions annually. The department always has social workers, pharmacists, interpreter services, child life specialists, and respiratory therapists available. The department has access to 24/7 laboratory and radiology services including ultrasound, CT, and MRI. The hospital has a 24-bed PICU, a six-bed pediatric CICU, and an 80-bed NICU for critical pediatric patients. The hospital provides critical care transport for the region through a neonatal transport team and flight services called AeroMed.
Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital in its 2023 Best Children’s Hospital has been included in U.S. News & World Report rankings for over a decade.
Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital (part of Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals) is a Level 1 trauma center with nearly 100,000 emergency department visits annually. It is West Michigan’s premier location to receive burn care, as well as a primary stroke center. It connects directly to Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals Fred & Lena Meijer Heart Center, the area’s leading heart center, which provides 24/7 cardiac catheterization services. The emergency department serves as our base for adult-focused rotations in general adult emergency care, trauma and burn care as well as ultrasound training.
In the news
ACEP Now: “Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital’s Emergency Department Has Data-Driven Efficiency”
Program aims
Program highlights
Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital, the primary training site for the fellowship, is a 234-bed regional referral center and teaching hospital. Supported by nearly $103 million in generous community support, the hospital moved into the current building in 2011. The 14-floor, 444,000-square feet building dramatically changed the skyline on Michigan Street's "Medical Mile" in Grand Rapids.
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital offers advanced pediatric specialty care with more than 300 pediatric physicians who practice in more than 50 pediatric specialties and programs. Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital is Michigan’s largest neonatal center and is the only Level 1 pediatric emergency department in West Michigan.
The pediatric emergency department handles more than 50,000 visits per year with nearly 4,000 admissions annually. The department always has social workers, pharmacists, interpreter services, child life specialists, and respiratory therapists available. The department has access to 24/7 laboratory and radiology services including ultrasound, CT, and MRI. The hospital has a 24-bed PICU, a six-bed pediatric CICU, and an 80-bed NICU for critical pediatric patients. The hospital provides critical care transport for the region through a neonatal transport team and flight services called AeroMed.
Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital in its 2023 Best Children’s Hospital has been included in U.S. News & World Report rankings for over a decade.
Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital (part of Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals) is a Level 1 trauma center with nearly 100,000 emergency department visits annually. It is West Michigan’s premier location to receive burn care, as well as a primary stroke center. It connects directly to Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals Fred & Lena Meijer Heart Center, the area’s leading heart center, which provides 24/7 cardiac catheterization services. The emergency department serves as our base for adult-focused rotations in general adult emergency care, trauma and burn care as well as ultrasound training.
In the news
ACEP Now: “Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital’s Emergency Department Has Data-Driven Efficiency”
Thank you for your interest in the Corewell Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital/Michigan State University Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship. We hope you find this information useful in your decision-making process.
The pediatric emergency medicine fellowship program takes huge pride in the fact that we are a “small happy family.” When you visit us, you will get that sense of family and belonging right away. Our fellows can vouch for the same when you meet them during the interview process. There is also a strong sense of camaraderie between emergency department physicians and our nursing/emergency department staff that will make your three years fly by.
Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital is a community-based hospital. The pediatric emergency department is a regional Level 1 trauma center with 35 beds and sees nearly 55,000 patients a year. We continue to be the most efficient emergency department in the country despite our slowly rising volumes over the last couple of years. Our affiliation with Michigan State University College of Human Medicine provides a unique, hybrid community and academic practice environment.
During your fellowship training, you can expect exposure to all kinds of pediatric pathology and interact with all different pediatric sub-specialties. We put a strong emphasis on patient quality and safety. Corewell Health in West Michigan has multiple simulation facilities that are integrated into your training. Corewell Health in West Michigan has developed multiple simulation facilities that our fellows frequently use throughout training. Our diversely trained pediatric emergency medicine faculty is committed to fellows teaching and training. We work closely with our adult emergency medicine colleagues who are always available and willing to enhance our fellow's training experience.
I can assure you that on graduation you will feel well trained to work in any pediatric emergency department across the country. I wish you all the very best in your application process. Thank you again for considering us for your fellowship training and please contact us with questions!
Bhawana Arora, MDProgram Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine FellowshipCorewell Health Helen DeVos Children's Hospital/Michigan State UniversityAssistant Professor, Michigan State University
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