Nassau University Medical Center

Training the Next Generation of Emergency Physicians

High-acuity care. Diverse clinical experiences. Commitment to our community.

4 YearsACGME-accredited training
6Residents per academic year
70,000+Annual ED visits
Level ITrauma Center
Why NUMC

Train where acuity, diversity, and responsibility meet

A four-year emergency medicine residency designed to develop confident clinicians, educators, and leaders through progressive responsibility and broad clinical exposure.

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High-Acuity Training

Develop resuscitation and critical-care skills in a busy academic emergency department and Level I Trauma Center.

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Diverse Clinical Experience

Build broad emergency medicine experience through adult emergency care at NUMC, an off-site pediatric emergency medicine rotation, trauma, critical care, toxicology, ultrasound, and specialty rotations.

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Community-Focused Care

Serve a diverse patient population in a public safety-net hospital with a longstanding commitment to Nassau County.

The Residency Experience

Progressive responsibility from intern to Resident in Charge

Residents build from foundational emergency care and procedural skills to leading resuscitations, managing patient flow, supervising teams, and functioning with increasing autonomy.

Adult EM at NUMC & off-site pediatric EM
Trauma & resuscitation
Critical care
Point-of-care ultrasound
Medical toxicology
Procedural training

Educational Resources

Curated emergency medicine resources for quick access

Quick access to external educational resources commonly used in emergency medicine training. Content is created and maintained by independent organizations or individuals.

UltrasoundPOCUS guides, scanning protocols, and image review
Critical CareResuscitation, airway, shock, and ICU resources
PediatricsExternal pediatric emergency medicine references and learning resources
ProceduresPractical guides for common ED procedures
ToxicologyToxidromes, antidotes, and toxicology references
NeurologyStroke, seizures, and neurologic emergencies
TraumaTrauma protocols, imaging, and references
ECGsECG interpretation guides and case library

External resources: Links are provided for educational convenience. Content is created and maintained by independent organizations or individuals and does not represent official Nassau University Medical Center educational content.

Students & Applicants

Explore training at Nassau University Medical Center

Learn about the application process, clinical curriculum, facilities, and the people who make up our residency.