Emergency Medicine Residency Program
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

Residency Overview

The Third Year

In the third and final year of residency supervisory and administrative skills are acquired along with an emphasis on coordination of patient care, direction of traumatic and medical resuscitations, and management of the emergency department. Senior residents also assist in teaching junior residents medical students. The senior resident makes a gradual transition into a supervisory role and learns to manage the ED on a daily basis. Teaching and research opportunities along with elective time allows the senior residents to formulate a wide, in-depth knowledge of emergency medicine while continuously sharpening their clinical skills and administrative abilities. The majority of the final year is spent in the emergency department. Senior residents rotate through the adult and pediatric emergency departments throughout the year in order to give continuous exposure to children.  Also Toxicology rotation is completed through New York Poison Control Center in Manhattan, NY.

• The Training Program
• The First Year
• The Second Year
• The Third Year
• Conferences
• Medical Library

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