Emergency Medicine
Gain advanced medical training and clinical experience
The CMU College of Medicine's Emergency Medicine residency program exposes resident physicians to pathology, trauma and hands-on procedural experience.
We seek enthusiastic residents who want to make important contributions to the field, especially those who share our mission to expand services in Northern Michigan. Those who seek to contribute to the field in other places and in other ways will also find that our program offers outstanding training for whatever their personal mission in Emergency Medicine may be.
Emergency medicine at CMU
At CMU, you'll care for high-acuity medical and trauma patient populations. Our primary training site accounts for more than 93,000 emergency department visits annually. Both training sites are American College of Surgeons verified Level II trauma centers, each with dedicated helicopter transport services.
All traumas are supervised by our Emergency Medicine residents, with preceptor oversight allowing for unparalleled exposure to the management of blunt and penetrating injuries. Patient demographics include urban to rural, with a large geographical transfer region.
As a resident, you'll be exposed to an innovative curriculum that focuses on collaborative and interactive learning. We utilize a multi-modal format that includes flipped classrooms, hands-on procedure labs and more than 50 hours of simulation-based training annually. Our state-of-the-art, 10,000 square foot clinical simulation center places us among the premier simulation facilities in the nation.
Our faculty are nationally and state recognized leaders in Emergency Medicine who pursue excellence in academics, clinical care and mentoring. Dedicated to teaching evidence-based medicine, our faculty will support your growth and leadership.
Program highlights
- 3-year program with two months of electives
- 25 blocks in the emergency department
- Five blocks in ICU
- Fully accredited by ACGME
- Two training sites: Covenant HealthCare and MyMichigan Medical Center Saginaw
- High patient-to-learner ratio
- Limited competition for patients and procedures
- Research and publishing opportunities
- Extensive training in high-fidelity simulation
- Unparalleled trauma experience: Our residents "run" all trauma presenting to our ACS verified clinical sites
- Outstanding pre-hospital medicine experience, supported by our partnerships with community aeromedical transport services
- Salary and Benefits
MIDOCs loan repayment program
The MIDOCs program is a state-funded program set up to expand residency positions to recruit and retain physicians in underserved areas of Michigan. This expansion includes a two-year commitment to practice in a rural or underserved area of Michigan. MIDOCs residents are also eligible for up to $150,000 in student loan repayment! Learn more about MIDOCs at the CMU College of Medicine.
Curriculum
The emergency medicine curriculum shows prospective residents a sample of what types of rotations are available for each year of the residency program.
Conference schedule
The emergency medicine conference schedules show the current rotation schedule details.
Didactics
Didactics include the following:
- Foundations of Emergency Medicine
- EM Grand Rounds
- CMU Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds
- Journal Club
- M&M
- Toxicology
- Infectious Disease
- Simulation Resuscitation Review
- EKG
- Radiology
- Follow-up Rounds
- Ultrasound Sono Rounds
- EM Administration/CQI
- Orthopedics
- Trauma/Critical Care
- Resident Lectures on Focused Topics
- Psychiatry and Ethics
- Oral Board Cases
- Advocacy/Leadership/Committees
Where our graduates go
2024
Canada - Windsor, ONT - Attending Physician
Indiana - Indianapolis - Attending Physician
Kentucky - Lexington - Attending Physician
Massachusetts - Boston - Attending Physician
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - Attending Physician
Oregon - Medford - Attending Physician
Tennessee - Chattanooga - EMS Fellowship, University of Tennessee
Texas - Tyler - Attending Physician
2023
Florida - Hudson - Attending Physician
Maryland - Baltimore - Attending Physician
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - Attending Physician
South Carolina - Greenville - Attending Physician
Texas - San Antonio - Attending Physician
Texas - Tyler - Attending Physician
Washington D.C. - Attending Physician
2022
Arizona - Phoenix - Attending Physician
California - Sacramento - Attending Physician
Hawaii - Hilo - Attending Physician
Michigan - Howell - Attending Physician
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Ohio - Columbus - Attending Physician
Ohio - Cleveland - Attending Physician
Oregon - Lincoln City - Attending Physician
2021
Connecticut - Hartford - Ultrasound Fellowship, Hartford Hospital
Massachusetts - Boston - Ultrasound Fellowship, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Michigan - Midland - Attending Physician
Michigan - Petoskey - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - EMS Fellowship, CMU Medical Education Partners
Michigan - Saginaw - EMS Fellowship, CMU Medical Education Partners
New Jersey - Paterson - Acute Pain Management Fellowship, St. Joseph's Medical Center
2020
California - San Diego - Anesthesia Critical Care Fellowship, University of California
Massachusetts - Boston - Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Michigan - Alma - Attending Physician
Michigan - Iron Mountain - Attending Physician
Michigan - Pigeon - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - Attending Physician
Michigan - Saginaw - Attending Physician
Michigan - Sturgis - Attending Physician
Ohio - Columbus - Attending Physician
Emergency medicine in action
Our emergency medicine residents at work and play during their residency program.
