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Explore education programs within the IU School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine, including medical student training, residency programs and fellowship programs.

Education Programs

Faculty within the IU School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine share their expertise and passion for discovery with future physicians through classroom instruction, hands-on clinical experiences and opportunities to publish original research. The department provides educational opportunities for medical students, residents and subspecialty fellows. This department’s statewide clerkship instructs every medical student attending the school. An emergency medicine residency established in 1979, a combined emergency medicine/pediatrics residency and several clinical fellowships prepare residents for any job in emergency medicine around the globe.

Dr. Rachel Day instructing medical students on how to perform a lumbar puncture.

Medical Student Training

The Statewide Emergency Medicine clerkship has received IU School of Medicine's Outstanding Clerkship award eight times since its inception in 2004.
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A group of residents on the hospital helipad.

Residency Programs

Two ACGME-accredited emergency medicine residency programs are available, including a five-year EM/Peds program.
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A fellow working on a computer in the hospital.

Fellowship Programs

Three ACGME-accredited emergency medicine fellowships are available as well as six subspecialty fellowships in clinical operations and administration, disaster medicine, emergency ultrasound, medical simulation, motorsports, and pediatric emergency ultrasound.
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