Residency Program

The Yale-New Haven Emergency Medicine Residency Training Program offers exceptional training preparing academically-oriented leaders in emergency medicine. Highlights of our program include:   

• Training in two busy urban trauma centers (150,000 total ED visits in both hospitals)
• A very high acuity Level I adult and pediatric trauma center and emergency department
• Extensive experience in directing trauma resuscitations
• A total of 29 months of training in the emergency department
• Dedicated shifts in critical care emergency medicine
• Six months of critical care experience (medical, pediatric, cardiac, and surgical)
• Six months of elective/research time
• Unmatched training in ultrasound by fellowship-trained ultrasonographers
• Opportunities for research in an active EMS division
• Toxicology training at the New York City Poison Control Center
• Outstanding off-service rotations in world-renowned training programs
• Abundant opportunities for research
• Funding for international electives through the Yale/J&J Physician Scholars program
• Complicated tertiary care referrals mixed with general emergency medicine cases
• Faculty skilled in critical care, EMS/disaster medicine, law, ultrasound, and toxicology
• Advancement into supervisory and teaching roles during the third and fourth years
• Nationally recognized faculty