Emergency Medicine

At A Glance

Program Type: Residency Program within a Civilian/Military Partnership Program

Location: Sacramento, CA

Accredited: Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)

Program Length: 3 years

Required Pre-Requisite Training: Graduation from Medical School

Categorical Year in Specialty Required: Yes

Total Approved Complement: 60 total (45 civilian and 15 military positions)

Approved per Year (if applicable): 20 (15 civilians and 5 military positions)

Dedicated Research Year Offered: No

Medical Student Rotation Availability: MS3s and MS4s

Additional Degree Concurrent with Training (e.g. MPH): No

Program Description

The University of California Davis Emergency Medicine residency training program is an allopathic, three-year, university-based program whose vision is to educate emergency physicians who will provide compassionate, state-of-the-art emergency care, and advance the field of emergency medicine in their careers as clinicians, educators, and researchers. Residents and faculty are supported through a culture of wellness that promote personal resiliency, professional fulfillment, and career sustainability.

Program Highlights

The clinical curriculum is designed to provide the educational experiences necessary to achieve clinical competence in the broad field of Emergency Medicine and includes dedicated clinical experiences, such as medical intensive care unit, surgical ICU, cardiac ICU, pediatric IUC, anesthesia, ophthalmology, and toxicology, among others. Each rotation is selected for its educational value. With a multi-site program, we can choose the best location and experience.

For further details about sample rotation schedules and electives, please go to the UC Davis Emergency Medicine Residency page.

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