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.

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

Your voice matters. 💬

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

📢 Exciting news! Secure your spot for the July journal club meeting - http://bit.ly/3GhAUel🗓️ 22nd July | 2–3pm📚 Refract...
10/07/2025

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

🗓️ 22nd July | 2–3pm
📚 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 training—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! 🚀

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 news—we'll soon be releasing a sneak peek of our interactive dashboard showcasing previous survey results.

08/05/2025

🎉 We're halfway there! 🎉

Great job everyone—we've reached a 50% response rate for ! But we're aiming higher & need YOUR input to advocate for data driven policy change.

Every voice counts: https://bit.ly/emtasurvey2025
EMTA App: https://bit.ly/emtaapp

03/05/2025

🚨 New National EM Journal Club 🚨

📍 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/SRMhBf8eQrixR1EubCCCdg

Join us for the first UK-wide Emergency Medicine Journal Club on *27th May at 2pm!*

We’ll be discussing: *What is the best oxygenation strategy for trauma patients?* 🩸🫁
Featuring the TRAUMOX2 study, presented by Dr Oludare Kuponiyi_ and chaired by Prof Rick Body.

📄 Paper: TRAUMOX2 (accessible upon registration)

Please share widely with your colleagues – all welcome!

24/04/2025

✨ Great news, we're almost halfway to our target! ✨

Only a few weeks left, now's the perfect time to complete the . Your feedback is essential!

We're excited to announce that a result's dashboard will soon be available, giving you full access to insights gathered from the survey!

14/04/2025

⏰ Time is running out—help us reach our target now!

closes in just a few weeks! Your feedback is needed to shape the future of EM training.

Every single response contributes directly to essential improvements like fair EDT scheduling, clearer definitions of "full-time" working hours, and enhanced, balanced training in key areas such as paediatrics, minors, and ultrasound.

Complete the survey here: https://bit.ly/emtasurvey2025
EMTA app: https://bit.ly/emtaapp

31/03/2025

🎯 We're are getting there—help us hit our target!

Your feedback is essential in driving meaningful improvements. Each survey completed brings us closer to achieving our goals for better EM training.

Previous responses have already led to fairer EDT provision, clear definitions of "full-time" hours, and enhanced training quality in crucial areas like paediatrics, minors, and ultrasound.

10 minutes to make your voice count: https://bit.ly/emtasurvey2025

22/03/2025

🩺 Past EMTA surveys identified key concerns affecting EM trainees, including incivility, undermining, harassment & bullying.

This data has enabled EMTA to highlight these issues. RCEM recognises that toxic behaviours such as bullying & incivility occur in ED. In response, the anti-bullying campaign - RespectED - aims to raise awareness and tackle this rise in toxic behaviours.

https://www.emta.co.uk/behaviours

Your feedback is crucial—it directly helps us create a safer, more supportive training environment for everyone.

Complete the today!

15/03/2025

🚨 Reminder! 🚨 The is still open—have you had your say yet?

This survey isn’t just a formality—it’s real data that shapes real change in EM training in the UK. 🏥📊

Your insights help influence policy. Don’t miss your chance to drive progress!

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https://www.emta.co.uk/

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