Emergency Medicine Residency
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Shape the Future of Healthcare

Become a leader with the Emergency Medicine Residency.

Train to Lead & Make a Difference

It takes a certain kind of person to choose a career in emergency medicine. As providers who commit to caring for patients regardless of the condition they come to us in or their ability to pay, we see the world of medicine through a different lens. Altruism is at our core. Passion drives our purpose.

The U-M Medical School Emergency Medicine Residency program aims to train physicians passionate about leading change in emergency medicine. We are passionate about our field and caring for our community. Our curriculum trains excellent clinicians in emergency medicine while providing the flexibility to explore your passions and make your mark on modern healthcare.

We are looking for diverse, compassionate, hard-working people to join our team.

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Curriculum & Rotations

Our four-year curriculum provides broad clinical training, customizable education, core rotations, electives, and flexible schedules to match career interests in emergency medicine.

Professional Development Tracks

Our Professional Development Tracks offer two years of specialized training, expert mentorship, and niche skill development in emergency medicine.

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Current Residents

Meet our current U-M Medical School Emergency Medicine residents.

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Recent Graduates

Our alumni pursue diverse and successful career paths, securing fellowships, clinical positions, and specialized programs across the country and beyond.

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Our Resident Raves

I love being a part of this residency because of the fire and passion my co-residents and faculty have. They are committed to making our program great, being the best doctors we can be and holding ourselves and each other to high standards all while being incredibly supportive and caring to each other. And we like to play as hard as we work."

Carrie Bailes, MD, Class of 2024
Salary & Benefits

The University of Michigan offers highly competitive salaries and generous benefits to our fellows and advanced trainees. Trainee salary will be commensurate with that of a House Officer at an equivalent level of training based on the HOA contract.

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Program Benefits

Emergency Medicine residents receive $500 per year to pay for books, software, and other educational expenses. The department also provides funds for residents presenting at national academic conferences. To make focusing on learning easier, the department also provides meals for residents on conference and clinical skills days. In your first or second year as an EM resident, you’ll be required to attend the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) annual meeting, with the department covering your travel costs up to $1,500.

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Program Leadership
Program Director
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Robert D. Huang Robert Huang, MD
Director of Emergency Medicine Residency Program
Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Assistant Program Directors
Mallory Davis Mallory Davis, MD, MPH
Assistant Program Director of Emergency Medicine Residency Program
Assistant Clerkship Director of Emergency Medicine Clerkship
Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
user Will Kropf
Assistant Program Director
Timothy P. Visclosky Timothy Visclosky, MD
Assistant Program Director for Emergency Medicine Residency Program
Assistant Program Director for Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship
Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Micheller Dan Micheller, MD
Assistant Program Director
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Susalla Mike Susalla, MD
Assistant Program Director
Trinity Health Ann Arbor (THAA)
Residency Program Coordinator
Tonya Thomas Tonya Thomas
Residency Program Coordinator
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