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91ÖÆƬ³§Ö±²¥ Our Curriculum

The program includes in-house Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medical Services, and Critical Care rotations. The residents rotate at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas, where they gain experience in the pediatric emergency de91ÖÆƬ³§Ö±²¥ment, pediatric intensive care, and the trauma unit, and at Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix, where they receive intensive toxicological training.

Participating Sites

1. Kingman Regional Medical Center (Primary)
2. Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix
3. Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center

Core Didactics: Didactics are held on Thursday mornings for five hours and focus on small group discussions reinforcing AOBEM/ABEM core content in emergency medicine. These group discussions follow a modular format, with different learning pathways available to complement residents' differing learning styles. Weekly plenary lectures emphasize key learning points, and simulation highlights each module’s subject matter. There is also a weekly emphasis on oral board examination skills and practice. Once a month, residents 91ÖÆƬ³§Ö±²¥icipate in the Journal Club, which fosters the necessary skills for lifelong learning and reviewing changing literature.

Clinical Rotations (1 Block = 28 Days)

PGY-1
Emergency Medicine - 7 Blocks
ICU – 1 Block
OB/GYN – 1 Block
Trauma (Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center) – 1 Block
PEDS – ED (Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center) – 1 Block
Anesthesia/Ultrasound – 1 Block
Cardiology – 2 Weeks
Elective – 2 Weeks

PGY-2
Emergency Medicine – 9 Blocks
ICU – 1 Block
Trauma ICU (Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center) – 1 Block
PEDS – ED (Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center) – 1 Block
EMS – 2 Weeks
Administration – 2 Weeks

PGY-3
Emergency Medicine – 9 Blocks
ICU – 1 Block
Toxicology (Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix) – 1 Block
Pediatric ICU (Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center) – 1 Block
Elective – 1 Block