Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Accreditation Council

EUFAC Members

Representatives from SCUF, SAEM, AAEM and ACEP

About Accreditation

How to apply and benefits of application

Applications

Submit a program application for accreditation through online portal

Program Requirements

Program Requirements for accreditation

Advanced Emergency Medicine Ultrasonography

Pushing the boundary of  cutting edge ultrasound

Advanced Emergency Medicine Ultrasonography (AEMUS) is clinician-performed, bedside ultrasound or point-of-care ultrasound performed by emergency physicians. These ultrasounds are incorporated into clinical care during emergency care and focus on critical conditions or procedures. Fellowships in AEMUS train providers in the latest ultrasound techniques. AEMUS fellowships are not ACGME-accredited fellowships, but accredited through EUFAC. ACGME-accredited fellowships in Emergency Medicine include Addiction Medicine, Clinical Informatics, Emergency Medical Services, Medical Toxicology, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Sports Medicine, and Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine.

Learn About AEMUS Fellowships
Applicant Eligibility for ABEM Focused Practice Designation

FPD in Advanced Emergency Medicine Ultrasonography

Graduates from EUFAC-accredited programs can sit for the Focused Practice Designation exam through the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) if they are ABEM diplomates. Many other training programs provide some ultrasound skills but only ABEM recognized Emergency Medicine residency graduates are eligible for this certification.

Learn about eligibility
No fellowship training

Expert sonographers who never did a fellowship can sit for the FPD exam for a short time if they are ABEM diplomates.

Graduates from non-accredited fellowships

Graduates from EM fellowships before accreditation was possible can sit for the FPD exam for a short time if they are ABEM diplomates.

Graduates from accredited fellowships

Graduates from accredited fellowships can sit for the FPD exam through ABEM if they are ABEM diplomates.

Other fellowship ultrasound training

Emergency Medicine residency graduates who did any non-traditional ultrasound fellowship can sit for the FPD exam for a short time if they are ABEM diplomates.

Latest News

Faculty and Fellow Questionnaires: Go Live May 6, 2024

The Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Accreditation Council (EUFAC) emailed the faculty and matriculating fellows of EUFAC accredited fellowships with an annual questionnaire today (May 6, 2024). Please make your faculty and[…]

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New Fellow Information Form – Please update

The EUFAC has updated the Fellow Information form located within your EUFAC portal. Based on the recently updated and published FAQs further defining the term AEMUS Fellow, the EUFAC is[…]

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EUFAC FAQ revised – AEMUS Programs to review

The EUFAC has released an update to its FAQs that we require all AEMUS programs to review. The added questions provide a clearer definition of the term AEMUS fellow as[…]

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