Stanford Emergency Medicine Residency
Exceptional clinical training. Innovative professional development. Uniquely Stanford.
Hands-on experience in diverse settings with high-acuity patients and graduated responsibility is critical to our emergency medicine training.
But that is just the beginning.
Our curriculum fosters lifelong growth while building skilled clinicians. Graduates of our program are not just physicians; they also have the confidence, resources, and connections to advance emergency care in ways that extend far beyond the walls of the hospital.
Our residents benefit from:
- exceptional clinical training at 3 diverse training sites with high patient volumes, including a level 1 trauma center
- innovative four-year curriculum
- personalized career development through extensive elective offerings
- dedication to wellness and professional growth
- a dynamic culture of excellence and innovation
For more than 30 years, we have had the privilege of training original thinkers, compassionate life-savers, dedicated clinicians, and brilliant researchers. Each resident has left a mark on the program, and we are proud to have many former residents as faculty.
Hear From Our Residents
Leadership
"I am grateful to be a part of Stanford EM and the director of such an amazing residency program! We have a strong commitment to forward-thinking education, a dedicated medical education team, and a diverse resident training environment."
Sara Krzyzaniak, MD
Director
Stanford EM Residency Program
Latest Education News
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The Future of EM Training
A conversation with Mike Gisondi, MD, vice chair of education, and Sara Krzyzaniak, MD, associate vice chair and director of the emergency medicine residency program in the Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine.
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Understanding Competency-Based Training
Dr. Holly Caretta-Weyer and a national team are using a five-year, $1.25M AMA grant to build data-driven tools advancing competency-based education in emergency medicine.
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Training Future Physicians on Health Equity and Social Justice
Italo Brown, MD is working to ensure health equity and social justice training is part of medical school curriculum.
Our Commitment
Our goal is to create a medical team reflective of the community and the world we serve. We achieve this goal by ensuring the inclusion and representation of all individuals regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and physical ability.
Learn more about diversity and inclusion at Stanford Emergency Medicine and at Stanford Medicine.
Contact Us
Bianca Velasquez, Program Manager
Yvonne Lam Landeros, Program Coordinator
Juana Ednalino, Assistant Program Coordinator
Phone: 650.723.9215
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