Arizona

University of Arizona/UPHK GME Consortium Residency Program

EM 1-2-3 format
Program Director:  Kristi J.H. Grall, MD, MHPE
Program Coordinator:  Candace Johnson
www.uph.org/GME/Emergencymedicine
emresidency@uph.org

 
The Emergency Medicine Residency at University of Arizona/UPHK GME Consortium at UPH Hospital, has just been approved by the ACGME RRC-EM and is seeking outstanding applicants from existing Emergency Medicine Residency Programs to begin immediately or next July. Applicants must have successfully completed one year of an ACGME accredited emergency medicine program. Applicants must have a solid record of academic achievement and be in good standing at their current program.

(posted 2009 Oct 4)

California

Stanford/Kaiser Emergency Medicine Residency
 
EM 1-2-3 Format
Program Director:  Phillip M. Harter, MD
Program Manager:  Kathy Reagan
Contact:  kathy.reagan@stanford.edu
http://emed.stanford.edu/residency/
 
The Stanford/Kaiser Emergency Medicine Residency Program is seeking an outstanding candidate to fill a vacancy in the EM2 year.  Applicants must have successfully completed an EM1 year in an ACGME-approved Emergency Medicine Residency.

Please submit a personal statement including the reason for leaving your previous program, a list of rotations completed in the EM1 year, CV, Medical School Transcript, Dean’s Letter, USMLE Scores and 2 letters of recommendation from your current faculty. An endorsement and letter of recommendation from your current Program Director is also required prior to being considered for this position. 

If you have had 2 years of prior training, regardless of the specialty, California law requires that you have a California Medical License prior to beginning your third year of training.

Connecticut

University of Connecticut
Integrated Residency in Emergency Medicine

EM 1-2-3 format
Program Director:  Susan Dufel, MD FACEP
Program Coordinator:  Lisa Turner
www.uconnem.org
 
The Emergency Medicine Residency at University Connecticut is seeking outstanding applicant from existing Emergency Medicine Residency Program to begin July 1, 2010. Applicants must have successfully completed one year of an ACGME accredited emergency medicine residency program. Applicants must have an excellent record of academic achievement and be in good standing at their current program.
 
Applicants should send their CV, a personal statement describing the reason for the desired transfer, USMLE scores, Dean’s Letter, 2 letters of recommendation from their residency program, medical school transcript and a letter from their program director outlining their completed rotations and supporting their application.  All application information should be sent via email if possible to:
lturner@nso.uchc.edu

Pennsylvania

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

EM 1-2-3-4 format
Program Director: Francis DeRoos MD
Program Coordinator: Clement Mackiewicz
www.uphs.upenn.edu/em/education/residency.htm
for questions: 215-662-7869
PGY1 opening

The Emergency Medicine Residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania is seeking an applicant from either an existing Emergency Medicine Residency Program or physicians with prior non-EM training, to become part of our PGY1 class.  Applicants must have an excellent record of academic achievement and be in good standing at their current program.

Applicants should send their CV, USMLE scores, Dean’s Letter, medical school transcript, 3 letters of recommendation including one from their current program director, and a personal statement describing the reason for the desired transfer and/or career in emergency medicine. All application information should be sent to:

Clement Mackiewicz, Program Coordinator
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Department of Emergency Medicine
3400 Spruce St
Philadelphia, PA 19073
Phone: 215-662-6305
Fax:215-662-3953

Clement.mackiewicz@uphs.upenn.edu

Texas

Texas Tech University HSC, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine

EM 1,2,3 format
Program Director:         Veronica Greer, MD
Program Coordinator:    Mary Lou Endlich

PGY II position available

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Texas Tech University HSC, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine has a PGY II position available.  Applicants must have successfully completed  one year in an ACGME accredited emergency medicine program.  Applicants must have a solid record of academic achievement and be in good standing in their current program.

Qualified applicants should email the following documents to Marylou.endlich@ttuhsc.edu:  CV, personal statement including reason for a transfer, USMLE scores, deans letter, 3 letters of recommendation from current program, medical school transcript and a letter of support from current Program Director that includes a list of completed rotations.