Yale School of Medicine – Emergency Medicine

Yale School of Medicine - Emergency Medicine is an academic department in New Haven, CT. The department provides a wide range of clinical services and specialized care, including trauma, stroke, and chest pain centers, as well as critical care transport and toxicology services. Their work encompasses various areas of medical focus, such as behavioral health, geriatrics, and global health, serving students, residents, and the broader medical community through advanced training and research initiatives.

The department is deeply involved in medical research and specialized training programs, including fellowships in emergency ultrasound and emergency medical services. Their research efforts span multiple laboratories, such as the Abujarad Digital Health Lab and the Melnick Lab, focusing on topics like clinical informatics, healthcare simulation, and substance use disorders. The department also manages the Middle East and North Africa Program for Advanced Injury Research (MENA PAIR) and provides extensive educational resources for medical students and postgraduate trainees.

Located on Congress Ave, the department is situated near the New Haven Free Public Library Wilson Branch and is a short distance from the Welch School and Prince School.

The department is recognized for providing thorough and well-documented information regarding its clinical and academic offerings. This commitment to clarity supports its standing as a comprehensive resource for medical education and emergency medicine research.

Yale School of Medicine - Emergency Medicine continues to lead in academic excellence and clinical innovation within New Haven.

Services:

• MD Program
• MD-PhD Program
• MHS Program
• PA Program
• Residency & Fellowship Programs