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Emergency Medicine Alumni

We hope this site will give you one more way to remain connected with fellow alumni, faculty, and the U-M Medical School Department of Emergency Medicine. Your affiliation with the Department puts you in the company of nearly 400 alumni members representing Michigan's tradition of excellence.

We are pleased to recognize the graduates of the UM/THAA Emergency Medicine Residency and our fellowship programs.

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Visit us

Visit for a conference, reunion or football game and stay for a tour of our Department and meet new residents and fellows.

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We love to share our alumni's life and career developments. Email your photos and news to be featured on our website.

Give back

Your contribution to any of our education or research programs helps support our Department as a leader in training and discovery.

Alumni, Where Are They Now?

Our alumni are spearheading the future of emergency care — all across the globe.

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Alumni Location Update

If you're an alum and have relocated, please complete this form to let us know. We'll update your pin on the map.

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Contact Us

For more information on any aspect of our alumni program, please contact our alumni program coordinators.

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