A 4-year program based at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center -First emergency medicine training program in the United States, established 1970.
-Forty-four clinical faculty members residency-trained in emergency medicine.
-Fifty-one emergency medicine residents over four years of training.
-Active clinical and basic science research with substantial NIH and corporate funding of investi
gators.
-Busy University Hospital Emergency Department with over 85,000 adult visits yearly; Level I Trauma Center.
-Community hospital emergency department experience a busy community hospital.
-Affiliation of the program with major teaching facilities such as Children's Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati, with approximately 84,000 pediatric emergencies seen yearly.
-Pre-hospital Care base station and paramedic training coordinated by the Department of Emergency Medicine at University of Cincinnati. Fellowship training also available in Pre-hospital Care.
-Air Care Helicopter Program which makes over 1,300 flights per year with an EM physician on every flight.
-Significant elective time to pursue individual interests in the field of emergency medicine.
-Active medical student education program, supervised by the department's directors of medical student education.
