Program Director: Dustin Williams, MD, FACEP
Program Coordinator: Nisha Issac, M.Ed.
Website: https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/departments/emergency/education/residency/
Contact Email: utswdallasemresidencyprogram@utsouthwestern.edu
Opening Year: 2022
Effective Date: 07-01-2022
Deadline to Apply: 03-15-2022
Consideration Documents:
Additional Information:
We will have an unexpected opening for a PGY-2 position in our Emergency Medicine Residency at UT-Southwestern in Dallas, starting July 1st 2022. If you know of any qualified candidates who would be interested in transferring to our program, please let me know ASAP. We will only consider candidates in good standing at their current program who also have support from their current PD. The deadline to apply will be March 15th, 2022.
UT-Southwestern is a three-year, fully accredited program with 22 residents per year (R1 class of 2025 will be expanding to 26 residents this year). Trainees primarily rotate at Parkland Memorial Hospital (Level 1 Adult Trauma & Burn Center – the largest single site ED in the country); Clements University Hospital and Children’s Medical Center (8th Largest Pediatric Hospital in the USA). Full details of our curriculum can be found on our website UTSW EM. We have a competitive salary and benefit package.
Required documents for a full application include: Updated CV, Medical School Transcript, Letter of Interest, 3 Letters of Recommendation (one of which MUST be from current or former Program Director), MSPE/ Dean's Letter, USMLE/ COMLEX Transcript, In-service examination results (if available), PGY-1 Block Schedule/ Transcript
Materials must be submitted to: Nisha Issac, M.Ed. - Program Coordinator Nisha.issac@utsouthwestern.edu or
Dustin Williams, MD, FACEP - Program Director Dustin.williams@utsouthwestern.edu.
Program Director: Sean Oldroyd
Program Coordinator: Maia Tomberlin
Website: kaweahem.com
Contact Email: soldro@kaweahhealth.org
Opening Year: 2021
Effective Date: 01-01-2022
Deadline to Apply: 01-31-2022
Consideration Documents:
Additional Information:
Due to one of our residents relocating for personal reasons, we have an unexpected opening for a PGY-2 emergency medicine resident beginning Jan 1, 2022. Our residency, located in Visalia, California, is an ACGME-accreditated 3-year program with 13 residents enrolled in each class. In addition, we have emergency medicine fellowships in ultrasound and clinical education/simulation. Kaweah Health Medical Center is a district hospital with 581 inpatient beds across the healthcare district. We are home to six residency programs and two fellowships, as well as a newly approved Child and Adolescent Psychiatry fellowship. The GME program is affiliated with University of Southern California (USC). Applicants should have completed at least one year of graduate medical training in emergency medicine.
Due to one of our end-of-year interns deciding to pursue training in another specialty, the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency (HAEMR) at Mass General Brigham has an unexpected PGY2 opening available immediately. HAEMR is a four-year, fully accredited program with 15 residents per year. Trainees primarily rotate at Massachusetts General Hospital (Level 1 Adult and Pediatric Trauma, Burn Center) and Brigham and Women's Hospital (Level 1 Trauma and Burn Center). Residents also spend time at Boston Children's Hospital and Newton Wellesley Hospital. Full details of our curriculum can be found on our website www.haemr.org.
Ideal applicants should:
The ideal applicant will have completed one year of emergency medicine. Applicants with training in other specialties will be considered.
All materials must be submitted electronically.
1. Updated Curriculum Vitae.
2. Three letters of recommendation (one of which MUST be from current or former program director)
4. Medical School transcript
5. USMLE Transcript
6. Medical School Performance Evaluation.
Materials and additional questions can be directed to:
Kate Chappell, Program Manager
Kchappell1@mgh.harvard.edu