Emergency Medicine Residency (Arizona)
Mayo Clinic’s Emergency Medicine Residency (Arizona) is a four-year program providing clinical, research, and educational training with diverse rotations and strong mentorship.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: December 15, 2026 (Application and all supporting documentation)
Funding Amounts: Full salary and benefits for four years; five residency positions per year; includes stipends, health insurance, and additional benefits.
Summary: Four-year emergency medicine residency in Arizona offering advanced clinical, research, and educational training with diverse rotations and strong faculty mentorship.
Key Information: Program begins July 2027; inaugural class will have five residents.
Description
This four-year Emergency Medicine Residency at Mayo Clinic in Arizona is designed to train future leaders in emergency medicine through a comprehensive curriculum that integrates clinical excellence, research, education, and leadership development. Residents train at a high-volume tertiary care center in Phoenix/Scottsdale and rotate through diverse community and rural sites, ensuring broad exposure to various patient populations and healthcare environments. The program emphasizes robust ultrasound and simulation education, global health opportunities, and personalized career development through mentored tracks and electives. Residents benefit from a collaborative learning environment, strong faculty mentorship, and access to Mayo Clinic’s research infrastructure.
