Emergency Medicine Trainees' Association - EMTA, UK

Emergency Medicine Trainees' Association - EMTA, UK EMTA is the national organisation that represents trainees in Emergency Medicine in UK.

Its main function is represent trainees’ views to the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and other agencies. Trainees who are members of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine are automatically members of EMTA, which is enthusiastically supported by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. We are fortunate that the College values and seeks the opinions and contributions of trainees.

08/01/2026

⏰ Last chance β€” Early Bird ends TONIGHT
Join us at -26 as we explore EM Evolution: from paediatrics to palliative care, training to leadership, and how EM continues to adapt across the lifespan.

βœ” Inspiring speakers
βœ” Trainee-focused content
βœ” Baby-friendly conference with facilities for attendees bringing little ones
🎟 Early bird tickets close tonight.
https://bit.ly/EMTA26

02/01/2026

Happy New Year!

Start 2026 with as we explore EM Evolution. Proudly baby-friendly, with facilities to support attendees bringing little ones.

Early bird prices end in 4 days.
Tickets: https://bit.ly/EMTA26

Save the date and be part of the conversation shaping the future of Emergency Medicine.

06/12/2025

🚨 Call for Speakers

We’re exploring the evolution of EM from the first cry of life to dignified end-of-life care β€” and every challenge in between.

If you have a story or insight that showcases how EM is changing, we want to hear from you.

🎀 Submit your interest to speak

https://bit.ly/EMTA26

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine

01/12/2025

✨ EM Evolution | EMTA Conference 2026 ✨

Emergency Medicine is never static. From the first breath to the final moments, we adapt, innovate, and evolve with our patients’ needs. dives into the lifespan of EM

πŸ‘‰ Bookings open!
πŸ”— https://bit.ly/EMTA26

🚨 Attention UK Emergency Care Clinicians!We are conducting a national survey to explore healthcare services for vulnerab...
27/11/2025

🚨 Attention UK Emergency Care Clinicians!

We are conducting a national survey to explore healthcare services for vulnerable migrants in UK emergency care settings. This research aims to better understand the services available, the experiences of clinicians delivering care to this population, and ways to improve access and quality of care.

πŸ’¬ Why participate?
Your insights are invaluable to shaping improvements in healthcare for vulnerable migrants in UK emergency care settings.

πŸ“Œ Survey Details:
βœ… For clinical leads, managers, and frontline clinicians working in Emergency Departments (EDs) or other emergency care settings
πŸ•’ Takes 10–30 minutes to complete
πŸ”’ All responses are anonymised and confidential
πŸ“… Deadline 14th of December 2025

πŸ“© How to Take Part
Please email natasha.matthews@stgeorges.nhs.uk for the survey link.
πŸ” Please help spread the word by sharing with other eligible colleagues in emergency care.

Thank you for supporting this important work!

🚨 Emergency Medicine Journal Club: πŸš¨πŸ“š FRCEM OSCE Special EditionπŸ“š We discuss the paper issued by RCEM Exams team for the...
16/10/2025

🚨 Emergency Medicine Journal Club: 🚨
πŸ“š FRCEM OSCE Special EditionπŸ“š

We discuss the paper issued by RCEM Exams team for the upcoming FRCEM Final OSCE critical appraisal viva.

πŸ’§ Fluid Resus in sepsis: 5% HAS vs crystalloid?

Join us for a discussion of the ABC - Sepsis Trial, chaired by Dr. James Price 🧠

πŸ—“οΈ 21st Oct | πŸ•‘ 2–3:15pm

πŸ”— Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dRgn_aVHR3qzfFfPG4BIhQ

🚨 Emergency Medicine Journal Club 🚨Acute Aortic Syndrome: Can decision rules help diagnosis?Join us for a discussion of ...
30/08/2025

🚨 Emergency Medicine Journal Club 🚨

Acute Aortic Syndrome: Can decision rules help diagnosis?

Join us for a discussion of the DAShED study, chaired by Prof. Gordon Fuller 🧠

πŸ—“οΈ 30th Sept | πŸ•‘ 2–3pm

πŸ”— Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dRgn_aVHR3qzfFfPG4BIhQ

Your voice matters. πŸ’¬Based on feedback from EM trainees, EMTA has been able to work with The Royal College of Emergency ...
21/08/2025

Your voice matters. πŸ’¬

Based on feedback from EM trainees, EMTA has been able to work with The Royal College of Emergency Medicine & provide data driven evidence to advocate for real changes to the curriculum and training experience.

Check out the curriculum updates: https://rcem.ac.uk/em-curriculum/

Keep sharing your thoughts, feedback, concerns, and WINS with us via SoMe, our website or App

πŸ“’ Exciting news! Secure your spot for the July journal club meeting - http://bit.ly/3GhAUelπŸ—“οΈ 22nd July | 2–3pmπŸ“š Refract...
10/07/2025

πŸ“’ Exciting news! Secure your spot for the July journal club meeting - http://bit.ly/3GhAUel

πŸ—“οΈ 22nd July | 2–3pm
πŸ“š Refractory VF: What is the best defib strategy?

Join us for a high-impact discussion of the DOSE-VF trial, chaired by Dr Adiran Boyle

The paper will be available after registration

05/07/2025

🎯 60% and counting! Your experiences shape our trainingβ€”each survey response builds a clearer picture of our collective reality in EM. Let's ensure everyone's voice is heard. Complete the survey today and help drive meaningful change before its too late! πŸš€

17/05/2025

⏰ Time is running out! ⏰

We're at a 54% survey response rate, and every response makes a difference. Don't miss your chance to have your voice heard!

Exciting newsβ€”we'll soon be releasing a sneak peek of our interactive dashboard showcasing previous survey results.

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