Campbell University/Southeastern Regional Medical Center Program

The Campbell University/Southeastern Regional Medical Center Program at UNC Health Southeastern offers an Emergency Medicine Residency program that began in 2015. This program is sponsored by the Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine and is approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to train 39 residents, with 13 positions available per year. Residents in this program have the opportunity to train alongside primary care physicians and specialists throughout the UNC Health Southeastern network of affiliates.

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at UNC Health Southeastern provides a robust pathology for educational offerings. The clinical experience includes core inpatient rotations, ambulatory clinics, and subspecialties required by the ACGME. A rigorous didactic schedule features four hours of protected didactic time per week, including activities like book club, journal club, board review, and attending lectures. Most rotations are within the 325-bed hospital, which sees an average of 60,000 Emergency Department visits annually.

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program prides itself on having a dedicated faculty with a passion for teaching. The program director and core faculty members bring a wealth of experience and expertise to provide residents with a comprehensive educational experience. Residents also engage in scholarly activities and research, as evidenced by recent publications by the program's faculty and residents.

Overall, the Emergency Medicine Residency program at UNC Health Southeastern offers a resident-friendly environment with a focus on providing high-quality training in Emergency Medicine. Residents have the opportunity to work in a diverse and underserved community, gaining experience in managing a variety of medical and trauma cases. The program fosters strong relationships with faculty, residents, and the local community to create a supportive and enriching learning environment.

For more detailed information about the Emergency Medicine Residency program at UNC Health Southeastern, interested applicants can reach out to the program coordinator, Jordan Maguire. The program does not overtly state on the website whether it is highly competitive, DO/IMG friendly, or supports visas. There are no specific application requirements listed on the site.