Emergency Medicine Education
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This is Where Leaders Begin

Get ready to achieve excellence — starting with a solid educational foundation. 
A Pathway to Excellence

Our vision is to be the premiere training program for the development of future leaders in the fields of Emergency Medicine. 

The U-M Medical School Department of Emergency Medicine training program offers a wide range of experiences and follows a multi-disciplinary approach to teaching. The mentors are leaders in their areas of specialty, with an enthusiasm to share their knowledge. Come see what the Michigan Difference is all about.
Education & Training Programs
Medical Student Education

Learn core Emergency Medicine concepts for your general medical practice in a four-week intensive.

Residency

Our curriculum gives you the flexibility to explore your passions and make your mark on modern healthcare.

Fellowships

Our clinical fellowship programs offer multidisciplinary training in delivering high-quality patient care, education and research.

Life in Ann Arbor

We find a new reason to love Ann Arbor nearly every day — year-round outdoor activities, cultural experiences, a growing food scene, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere are just a few that come to mind. Explore all that Ann Arbor and our surrounding communities have to offer.

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Department News
Michigan Medicine Elevates Pediatric Emergency Care on the National Stage
From Ann Arbor to Honolulu, Michigan Medicine made waves at this year’s Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) conference — sharing groundbreaking research, connecting across institutions, and spotlighting its growing impact in pediatric emergency medicine (PEM).
 Staff gather to cut the ribbon at the grand opening of the new lactation room.
Department News
Emergency Department Opens Dedicated Lactation Space for Staff
This week saw the official grand opening of the Department of Emergency Medicine’s lactation room, a step toward supporting working parents. The May 27 ribbon-cutting came after years of advocacy and collaboration throughout the department.
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Department News
Emergency Department Achieves Success in Faculty Promotions
The Department of Emergency Medicine is proud to celebrate the promotion of all ten faculty members proposed this cycle. Approved by the University of Michigan Board of Regents May 15 and effective August 25, 2025, these promotions span the clinical, research, and tenure tracks.
 Flight nurse stands in front of a helicopter with arms crossed.
Department News
Not Just a Helicopter
Michigan Medicine’s Survival Flight is powered by more than rotors and fuel, it’s powered by the skill, heart, and grit of a 22-person nursing team. Beyond the life-saving missions, it’s their passion for innovation, education, and service that truly sets them apart.
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Department News
Launching the Next Generation of Emergency Medicine Researchers
The K12 Neuro-EM Scholars Program, launched in 2024 at the University of Michigan’s Weil Institute and funded by the NIH’s National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, is the first national initiative designed to train early-career emergency medicine (EM) faculty in neurological research. With dedicated funding, mentorship, and a focus on high-impact research, the program supports scholars as they pursue independent research careers focused on critical, time-sensitive neurological emergencies. In its inaugural year, four scholars were selected, with additional support provided through a Pipeline Program for emerging researchers. The initiative is quickly building a nationwide community of EM physician-scientists committed to advancing care for neurological emergencies.
 Little girl sits on a bike that looks like a car and rides around the fake town, built to teach her about cross the street safely.
Department News
U-M’s Pop-Up Safety Town Teaches Injury Prevention and Helps Keep Kids Out of the ER
Pop-Up Safety Town, a community outreach initiative by the University of Michigan’s Department of Emergency Medicine in partnership with the U-M Concussion Center, brings free, hands-on injury prevention education to underserved communities across Michigan. Designed for children ages three to six, the program teaches vital safety skills, like helmet use, medication safety, and pedestrian awareness, through interactive events and classroom kits. By engaging families directly in schools and community spaces, and expanding through partnerships and national scaling efforts, the initiative aims to reduce preventable childhood injuries and keep kids out of the emergency room.