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EMRA The Emergency Medicine Residents' Association is the voice of emergency medicine physicians-in-training and the future of our specialty.

What does it take to manage a critically ill toxicology patient?Join EMRA and the American College of Medical Toxicology...
05/22/2026

What does it take to manage a critically ill toxicology patient?

Join EMRA and the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) for The Crashing Tox Patient, a session focused on high-acuity decision-making at the intersection of physiology, pharmacology, and resuscitation.

📅 May 26 at 6 PM CT
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/4tHx40p

In From the Road to the Classroom, and All the Potholes Along the Way, Eriq Gasse, OMS3, reflects on the challenges and ...
05/21/2026

In From the Road to the Classroom, and All the Potholes Along the Way, Eriq Gasse, OMS3, reflects on the challenges and unexpected strengths that come with leaving the field and entering medical training.

The piece highlights an important truth: while the transition can be difficult, the skills developed in EMS — clinical instincts, communication, and resilience — provide a strong foundation for success in medicine.

As we celebrate EMS Week, this article honors the experiences EMS professionals carry with them — both on and off the road: https://www.emra.org/news/from-the-road-to-the-classroom-and-all-the-potholes-along-the-way

In “Dead Tired: The Risks of Sleep Loss in Residency,” Nathaniel Ladaga, DO and Elizabeth Nisper, MD, explore the conseq...
05/20/2026

In “Dead Tired: The Risks of Sleep Loss in Residency,” Nathaniel Ladaga, DO and Elizabeth Nisper, MD, explore the consequences of chronic sleep deprivation in the ED.

The article offers practical strategies to improve your sleep hygiene, plus an important system-level takeaway: residency programs play a critical role in creating schedules that allow for adequate rest and recovery.

📖 Read the full article for actionable tips: https://emresident.org/26jtbt8/

Today is EMS Safety Day, a time to focus on protecting EMS professionals, patients, and the public through awareness and...
05/19/2026

Today is EMS Safety Day, a time to focus on protecting EMS professionals, patients, and the public through awareness and prevention.

From situational awareness and safe driving to proper lifting techniques and mental health support — safety shows up in the small decisions throughout every shift.

Take a moment this EMS Safety Day to check in, slow down, and look out for your team. 💛

For more info visit: https://emsweek.org/about-ems-week/

American Board of Emergency Medicine has announced a new opportunity for graduating emergency medicine residents!The BRI...
05/18/2026

American Board of Emergency Medicine has announced a new opportunity for graduating emergency medicine residents!

The BRIDGE Program is designed to support residents interested in advancing health equity through mentorship opportunities and up to $6,000 in travel reimbursement for approved programming related to improving health equity.

📅 Application deadline: May 29

Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/495qvxv

It’s EMS Week!This week is a chance to celebrate not only the lifesaving work EMS clinicians do each day, but also the i...
05/17/2026

It’s EMS Week!

This week is a chance to celebrate not only the lifesaving work EMS clinicians do each day, but also the importance of supporting their health, wellness, and resilience.

Join the EMRA Medical Student Council for our upcoming EMIG Quarterly Connect: What Worked & What I Wish I Knew on May 3...
05/14/2026

Join the EMRA Medical Student Council for our upcoming EMIG Quarterly Connect: What Worked & What I Wish I Knew on May 31!

This session brings together EMIG leaders to share practical insights, lessons learned, and advice for current and future student leaders: https://bit.ly/4uc6SvZ

Navigating residency applications this season?Join the EMRA Medical Student Council for Understanding ResidencyCAS, a sp...
05/14/2026

Navigating residency applications this season?

Join the EMRA Medical Student Council for Understanding ResidencyCAS, a special EMRA Hangout focused on the evolving residency application process in emergency medicine.

Hear from our expert advisors as they discuss ResidencyCAS, lessons from previous cycles, and what applicants can expect moving forward.

📅 May 26 at 6 PM CT
🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/4u9GkLP

After 32 days, Dr. Rubeliz Bolívar has finally been released and is reunited with her family and community. This is a hu...
05/13/2026

After 32 days, Dr. Rubeliz Bolívar has finally been released and is reunited with her family and community. This is a huge victory, but the work is not done as we must continue to advocate for our IMG colleagues and push for more compassionate immigration policies.

Read more at: https://bit.ly/4ffaN6I

Join EMRA and the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) for The Crashing Tox Patient, a virtual session focused ...
05/12/2026

Join EMRA and the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) for The Crashing Tox Patient, a virtual session focused on the recognition and management of critically ill toxicology patients.

This high-yield session will explore the intersection of physiology, pharmacology, and resuscitation in high-acuity cases, helping participants strengthen their clinical approach to complex toxicologic emergencies!

📅 May 26 at 6 PM CT 🔗 Register here: https://my.acmt.net/ap/Events/Register/MwFy2vWs8CeCg

For more than 3 weeks, Dr. Rubeliz Bolivar has been held by the Department of Homeland Security, despite having a valid ...
05/12/2026

For more than 3 weeks, Dr. Rubeliz Bolivar has been held by the Department of Homeland Security, despite having a valid work permit. Today we are pleased to report that Dr. Bolivar will be released on bond from federal detention shortly.

"The release of our colleague is long overdue," said EMRA President Pauline Wiltz, DO. "This is a reminder that advocacy matters, that communities matter, and that when people come together, their voices can create real change. Most importantly, Dr. Bolivar Barrios will finally be reunited with her daughter, her husband, her residency, and her community."

The release of Dr. Bolivar Barrios serves as both a celebration and a call to action, reinforcing the need for continued support for international medical graduate physicians who care for the people of this nation.

ACEP and EMRA will continue to monitor the situation and provide support as appropriate.

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