Henry Ford Health/Henry Ford Macomb Hospital Program

Henry Ford Macomb Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency Program, under Henry Ford Health, is a 3-year rigorous and impactful ACGME-accredited program dedicated to training mature and proficient emergency medicine specialists. Program Director Dr. Heather Cronovich, along with other faculty members, leads this educational journey that shapes residents for comprehensive emergency patient care.

The program emphasis directly involves the 60,000 annual patient care encounters at a Level II Trauma Center serving Macomb County. This ensures residents are exposed to a diverse, high acuity patient population. The program structure is focused on dedicated Emergency Medicine, Critical Care, and Pediatric training, with rotations at prestigious centers like the Children's Hospital of Michigan and Henry Ford Hospital, among others.

Residents have access to robust clinical resources such as a 24/7 cardiac cath lab and Primary Stroke Center, providing a robust hands-on experience. The curriculum includes clinical rotations, weekly didactic conferences, board review activities, and research endeavors. Additionally, simulation experiences at the Henry Ford Health Simulation Center equip residents for real-life encounters.

The program supports residents' constant drive for excellence and compassion in patient care. Dr. Heather Cronovich and the faculty provide leadership in shaping the professional careers of emergency medicine specialists. Residents are nurtured towards a compassionate, collaborative, and curious approach, becoming leaders in their field.

The program seeks candidates who are self-motivated, adaptable, and possess strong problem-solving skills. Ideal residents are those who thrive in a team-based environment with a commitment to continuous learning and personal improvement. If you are interested in joining this vibrant and dynamic Emergency Medicine Residency, reach out to the program for further details and application submission.