Written specifically for emergency medicine chiefs by emergency medicine chiefs, this straightforward, practical guide is designed to help aspiring and current chief residents succeed as young physician leaders.

EMRA challenges emergency department Chairs or division leaders to sponsor the travel and related expenses for a resident in their program to attend the ACEP Leadership and Advocacy Conference as part of the “EMRA L&A Scholars Program.”

Links to several helpful sites to assist you in relocating.

Ah, the thrill of graduation. Time to begin a real career at a new program, in a new city. I was excited; really I was, until I had to move. What I found out was that moving stinks. I consider myself a good consumer, so I was shocked at how badly I was taken for a ride. Here is my story and a few tips I paid dearly to learn.

It's never too early or too late to prepare yourself and your loved ones for future financial security. What kind of planning have you done to ensure that you will achieve your financial goals?

In this early stage in your career, your ability to work and earn future income represents your most valuable asset. It allows you to repay your debt, accumulate wealth and develop a lifestyle for you and your family.  Now is the time to protect your earning potential by selecting and purchasing a good disability insurance policy...

"ER Docs" have reputation of being the nomads of medicine. This perception by our colleagues in the house of medicine is a problem. Let's explore the obvious questions: Why do we have this reputation and what can we do about it? Why are we considered nomads?