Social Emergency Medicine & Health Equity

Fellowship Overview

Overview

The Social Emergency Medicine & Health Equity Fellowship is a 12-month advanced training designed to prepare emergency physicians to become leaders in addressing health inequities and social determinants of health (SDOH). Fellows will gain expertise in clinical practice, research, advocacy, community engagement, and education. The program integrates innovative approaches, including participation in street medicine, mobile health units, and community collaborations.

Program Length: 1 year

Salary: Base salary of $125,000 with internal moonlighting opportunities at competitive rates.

Shifts: Eight 10-hour clinical shifts per month

Education: Certificate from SAEM and Keck School of Medicine USC Street Med

Program Curriculum

  1. Clinical Practice: Monthly shifts focused on underserved populations and SDOH integration in emergency care.
  2. Education: Bi-monthly didactics on SDOH, structural competency, and policy advocacy.
  3. Community Engagement: Partner with local organizations to implement sustainable health equity projects.
  4. Research: Complete a project addressing SDOH or health policy, supported by mentorship and institutional resources.
  5. Advocacy: Engage in hands-on legislative efforts and health policy training at local and national levels.
  6. Professional Development: Leadership training, mentorship, and attendance at national conferences.

Fellowship Highlights

Provide care to vulnerable populations via street medicine, mobile health units, and community health clinics.

Lead studies addressing health disparities and SDOH, culminating in national conference presentations and peer-reviewed publications.

Collaborate with policy leaders to influence health equity policies.

Develop and deliver didactic, clinical, and simulation-based curricula on social medicine topics.

Gain leadership training through workshops and mentorship, with a focus on DEI and health equity.

Leadership & Faculty

Victor Cisneros, MD, MPH
Victor Cisneros, MD, MPH

Director of Social Emergency Medicine & Health Equity Fellowship

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Victor Cisneros, MD, MPH

Victor Cisneros, MD, MPH

Professional Details

Primary Specialty: Emergency Medicine*
Languages: Spanish
Years In Practice: 4 years
Years on Staff: 4 years

Professional Education

Medical School: University of California, Irvine School of Medicine
Residency: University of California Irvine
Fellowship: University of California Irvine

*Board Certified in Emergency Medicine

Jacyln Floyd, MD
Jaclyn Floyd, MD

Associate Program Director

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Jacyln Floyd, MD

Jaclyn Floyd, MD

HOMETOWN: Anaheim Hills, California

UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL: Rider University

MEDICAL SCHOOL: St. George’s University

ABOUT ME: Christian, daughter, sister/auntie, and wife. I played college volleyball and worked as a neurophysiologist after college for a few years prior to medical school. I love good food, time with friends, and traveling anywhere that I can lay by the pool or on the beach.

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHT: President of Women in Medicine. IEA honor society member, graduated summa cum laude. Poster at ACC 2020.

WHY EISENHOWER HEALTH? I originally wanted to rotate because of the area. I’ve always loved Palm Springs, and grew up visiting frequently. After my rotation, I knew it was my home. The residents felt like my family quickly. The food was actually good at the cafeteria, Starbucks was never in short supply. The patient population was much broader than I was expecting. I had cases ranging from 2 year olds to over 100 year olds. The hospital facility is so nice, and all the attendings truly wanted to teach. The dynamic between nursing staff and residents was both friendly and respectful both ways. I was so happy and excited to join the team at Eisenhower EM!

Manuel De Jesus
Manuel F. De Jesus, MD

Assistant Fellowship Director

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Manuel De Jesus

Manuel F. De Jesus, MD

Professional Details

Primary Specialty: Emergency Medicine*
Languages: Tagalog, English
Years In Practice: 20 years
Years on Staff: 20 years

Professional Education

Medical School: Wake Forest School of Medicine
Residency: Pitt County Memorial Hospital
Intership: Pitt County Memorial Hospital

*American Board of Emergency Medicine

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