PGY1

• Orientation - 1 month
• Anesthesia/Cardiology - 1 month
• Emergency Medicine - 7 months
• Pediatric EM - 1 month
• MICU - 1 month
• Trauma - 1 month
• Ultrasound - 1 month

PGY2

• Emergency Medicine - 4 months
• Emergency Medicine/Administration - 1 month
• Anesthesia (Nerve Blocks)/OB - 1 month
• EMS - 1 month
• Trauma - 1 month
• MICU - 1 month
• PICU - 1 month
• Pediatric EM - 1 month
• Elective - 1 month
• Selective - 1 month

PGY3

• Emergency Medicine - 10 months
• Pediatric EM - 1 month
• MICU - 1 month
• Elective - 1 month

Educational Conferences

• Weekly five-hour protected block
• Monthly Journal Club and Evidence-Based Medicine sessions
• M&M Conferences with systems-based improvement focus
• Simulation sessions (airway, pediatric resuscitation, trauma)

Educational Goals

• Mastery of EM competencies across trauma, pediatrics, ultrasound, EMS, and critical care
• Above-average ABEM board pass rates
• Graduates prepared for fellowship, academics, leadership or independent practice

Resources

• EM:RAP, Rosh Review, UpToDate access
• Simulation labs, ultrasound machines for hands-on learning
• FSU library, IRB, and research mentorship support