The U-M Medical School Emergency Medicine student interest groups are dedicated to fostering a deep interest in and understanding of emergency medicine. These groups offer medical students invaluable opportunities to gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills and build meaningful connections with peers, residents and faculty.
The Emergency Medicine Interest Group is a medical student run organization dedicated to promoting awareness and interest in the field of emergency medicine. The group also strives to better prepare medical students for future training as emergency physicians. We provide interested students with clinical exposure to the emergency department, various workshops targeting basic procedural skills, faculty mentoring and advising for applying to residency.
EM Resident-Medical Student Mentorship Program
Our program facilitates the pairing of a medical student with an EM resident who kindly agrees to offer guidance, words of advice and answers to any questions regarding the specialty. The mentorship allows both parties to practice interpersonal skills, the medical student to obtain guiding insight and allows the resident to cultivate beneficial leadership skills and to gain perspective. Please contact [email protected] for further information.
EMIG Activities
Join our MCommunity list-serve for EMIG events, details and opportunities! Group email: [email protected].
M4's: Andrada Diaconescu, CJ Shellack, Megan Purdy
M3's: Julien Levy, Cameron Pawlik
M2's: Erin Kim, Cairo De Souza
M1's: Daniel Wieczorek, John Hennessy
Joe House, MD
The goal of the Wilderness Medicine Student Interest Group is to provide fundamental knowledge and foster interest in wilderness medicine for the University of Michigan medical students.
Our activities include multiple talks and workshops throughout the year with topics including improvised splinting, improvised litters, heat and cold injury treatment, wound care, search & rescue, emergency incident response and ultrasound in the resource limited environment.
WMIG Faculty Advisor
Nate Louras, MD
[email protected]
Fourth year students in good standing at US medical schools are welcome to rotate in Emergency Medicine. Visiting students may only rotate at UMHS and not at the affiliated sites. A full description of the experience is available online.
Department of Emergency Medicine
1500 E. Medical Center Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5305
We aim to cultivate research focused on preclinical, clinical, implementation and policy aspects of emergency medicine and critical care. Our training opportunities range from summer projects for first-year medical students to long-term career development.
