Swedish Hospital Program

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Swedish Hospital in Chicago is a four-year program with Initial Accreditation from the ACGME since April 8, 2019. The program focuses on training community-based emergency medicine physician leaders with an emphasis on evidence-based medicine. A unique aspect of the program is that each resident class collaborates on a community service project to address the medical needs of the diverse community.

The program is structured across four years: - PGY1: Traditional internship approach focusing on core Emergency Medicine rotations with exposure to critical care and various patient populations. - PGY2: Deeper dive into medical aspects related to Emergency Medicine care, including trauma, critical care, radiology, and ultrasound. Dedicated time for Community Service Project. - PGY3: Advanced management of the Emergency Department, expanding knowledge in critical care, toxicology, and psychiatric medicine. Opportunity for research project, scholarly activity, and elective selection. - PGY4: Independence in practice, exposure to various aspects of Emergency Medicine services, including teaching roles. Optional second elective and significant administrative responsibilities.

The program boasts a diverse range of resident interests and backgrounds, contributing to a well-rounded educational experience.

For more information or inquiries, you can contact the Medical Education office at 773-989-3808 or [email protected].