Emergency Medicine Residency (Arizona)
Emergency Medicine Residency (Arizona) supports physicians with clinical training, mentored research, and quality improvement work to prepare adaptable emergency care practitioners, leaders, and educators.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: December 15, 2026 (Application and supporting documentation) | July 1, 2027 (Academic year begins)
Funding Amounts: Four-year residency with stipend and benefits; travel and lodging support for accepted conference presentations
Summary: Mayo Clinic’s Arizona residency trains emergency physicians in clinical care, education, and research through individualized mentorship and diverse clinical experiences.
Key Information: Five competitive positions annually; residents must complete and disseminate a scholarly project.
Description
Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education offers this four-year Emergency Medicine Residency at its Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, campus. Training combines a high-volume academic tertiary care center with community partner sites, exposing residents to diverse patient populations, clinical environments, and levels of acuity. The program aims to develop compassionate, adaptable emergency physicians prepared for varied practice settings and future roles as leaders, innovators, and educators.
The curriculum integrates ultrasound, simulation, emergency medical services, research, education, and quality improvement. Electives and mentored Career Development Tracks allow residents to pursue individual career interests, while global health and low-resource clinical experiences broaden their perspective. Residents receive individualized mentorship and access to Mayo Clinic’s clinical, educational, and research resources, with an emphasis on patient-centered care, teamwork, resilience, and lifelong professional development.
