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ACGME New Program Requirements Released
Dear CORD Members, The ACGME has released the revised Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, outlining important changes that emergency medicine residency programs will need to prepare for ahead of implementation. CORD is committed to helping our members understand and navigate these changes. We encourage program leaders, faculty, and coordinators to review the […] -
Strength in Collaboration: CORD Joins National Letter to OMB
CORD recently joined fellow emergency medicine organizations in submitting a joint letter to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) expressing significant concerns about proposed changes to the federal grant review process that could impact biomedical and emergency medicine research. Emergency medicine research has led to many of the advances that improve patient care every […] -
Program Requirements Approved by the ACGME Board of Directors
We are writing today to share an update on the Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, following final review and approval by the Board of Directors at its most recent meeting. The newly approved Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine will become effective July 1, 2028. This timeline is […] -
A Message from CORD on the ACGME’s Updated Program Requirements
The decision to maintain flexibility in program length while adopting other revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements reflects the complexity of residency education and the diversity of training environments across our specialty. Emergency medicine has a long history of excellence across both three-year and four-year training programs, and we remain confident in the ability of programs to continue preparing outstanding emergency physicians under the updated standards. -
Emergency Medicine Leaders Seek Update on ACGME Review Process
A letter has recently been submitted to ACGME leadership and signed by several leading emergency medicine organizations regarding the proposed revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements. As our specialty prepares for another residency recruitment and application season, the letter highlights the importance of greater transparency regarding the review process, anticipated timeline, and next steps […]
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ACGME New Program Requirements Released
Dear CORD Members, The ACGME has released the revised Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, outlining important changes that emergency medicine residency programs will need to prepare for ahead of implementation. CORD is committed to helping our members understand and navigate these changes. We encourage program leaders, faculty, and coordinators to review the […] -
Strength in Collaboration: CORD Joins National Letter to OMB
CORD recently joined fellow emergency medicine organizations in submitting a joint letter to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) expressing significant concerns about proposed changes to the federal grant review process that could impact biomedical and emergency medicine research. Emergency medicine research has led to many of the advances that improve patient care every […] -
Program Requirements Approved by the ACGME Board of Directors
We are writing today to share an update on the Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, following final review and approval by the Board of Directors at its most recent meeting. The newly approved Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine will become effective July 1, 2028. This timeline is […] -
A Message from CORD on the ACGME’s Updated Program Requirements
The decision to maintain flexibility in program length while adopting other revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements reflects the complexity of residency education and the diversity of training environments across our specialty. Emergency medicine has a long history of excellence across both three-year and four-year training programs, and we remain confident in the ability of programs to continue preparing outstanding emergency physicians under the updated standards. -
Emergency Medicine Leaders Seek Update on ACGME Review Process
A letter has recently been submitted to ACGME leadership and signed by several leading emergency medicine organizations regarding the proposed revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements. As our specialty prepares for another residency recruitment and application season, the letter highlights the importance of greater transparency regarding the review process, anticipated timeline, and next steps […]
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ACGME New Program Requirements Released
Dear CORD Members, The ACGME has released the revised Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, outlining important changes that emergency medicine residency programs will need to prepare for ahead of implementation. CORD is committed to helping our members understand and navigate these changes. We encourage program leaders, faculty, and coordinators to review the […] -
Strength in Collaboration: CORD Joins National Letter to OMB
CORD recently joined fellow emergency medicine organizations in submitting a joint letter to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) expressing significant concerns about proposed changes to the federal grant review process that could impact biomedical and emergency medicine research. Emergency medicine research has led to many of the advances that improve patient care every […] -
Program Requirements Approved by the ACGME Board of Directors
We are writing today to share an update on the Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, following final review and approval by the Board of Directors at its most recent meeting. The newly approved Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine will become effective July 1, 2028. This timeline is […] -
A Message from CORD on the ACGME’s Updated Program Requirements
The decision to maintain flexibility in program length while adopting other revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements reflects the complexity of residency education and the diversity of training environments across our specialty. Emergency medicine has a long history of excellence across both three-year and four-year training programs, and we remain confident in the ability of programs to continue preparing outstanding emergency physicians under the updated standards. -
Emergency Medicine Leaders Seek Update on ACGME Review Process
A letter has recently been submitted to ACGME leadership and signed by several leading emergency medicine organizations regarding the proposed revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements. As our specialty prepares for another residency recruitment and application season, the letter highlights the importance of greater transparency regarding the review process, anticipated timeline, and next steps […]
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ACGME New Program Requirements Released
Dear CORD Members, The ACGME has released the revised Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, outlining important changes that emergency medicine residency programs will need to prepare for ahead of implementation. CORD is committed to helping our members understand and navigate these changes. We encourage program leaders, faculty, and coordinators to review the […] -
Strength in Collaboration: CORD Joins National Letter to OMB
CORD recently joined fellow emergency medicine organizations in submitting a joint letter to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) expressing significant concerns about proposed changes to the federal grant review process that could impact biomedical and emergency medicine research. Emergency medicine research has led to many of the advances that improve patient care every […] -
Program Requirements Approved by the ACGME Board of Directors
We are writing today to share an update on the Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine, following final review and approval by the Board of Directors at its most recent meeting. The newly approved Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Emergency Medicine will become effective July 1, 2028. This timeline is […] -
A Message from CORD on the ACGME’s Updated Program Requirements
The decision to maintain flexibility in program length while adopting other revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements reflects the complexity of residency education and the diversity of training environments across our specialty. Emergency medicine has a long history of excellence across both three-year and four-year training programs, and we remain confident in the ability of programs to continue preparing outstanding emergency physicians under the updated standards. -
Emergency Medicine Leaders Seek Update on ACGME Review Process
A letter has recently been submitted to ACGME leadership and signed by several leading emergency medicine organizations regarding the proposed revisions to the Emergency Medicine Program Requirements. As our specialty prepares for another residency recruitment and application season, the letter highlights the importance of greater transparency regarding the review process, anticipated timeline, and next steps […]