St Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Program

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital is a three-year program designed to provide education and experience in various aspects of emergency medicine. The program offers rotations at multiple hospitals, including Level I and III Trauma Centers, as well as pediatric emergency medicine rotations. Graduates are intended to be resilient, well-rounded emergency physicians.

Application to the program requires completion of an ERAS application, official Dean's Letter, professional letters of recommendation, personal statement, CV, medical school transcript, and passing USMLE/COMLEX scores. Candidates with more than one exam failure will not be considered. Basic requirements include being a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or able to obtain a J1 Visa and graduating with an MD or DO degree within the last five years.

The program offers a family atmosphere and supportive learning environment, with graded clinical responsibilities and opportunities for teaching. Residents work closely with experienced faculty who actively practice as clinicians.

The curriculum includes a variety of rotations, as well as self-directed learning, didactics, case-based discussions, and simulation experiences. Residents are also compensated with a competitive salary and benefits, including health insurance, disability insurance, life insurance, professional liability insurance, paid time off, and an education allowance for conference attendance.

Overall, the St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency Program provides a comprehensive training experience for aspiring emergency physicians.