Working for You
EMRA Has Your Back
We are advocates representing our members, protecting the practice of emergency medicine and supporting EM physician training. Here are a few ways we are an influential voice to impact change:
EMRA is the voice of emergency medicine physicians-in-training and the future of our specialty. EMRA is the largest and oldest independent resident organization in the world. EMRA was founded in 1974 and today has a membership of more than 17,000 residents, fellows, medical students, and alumni.
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Doximity All EM Statement
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Firearm Safety June 2022
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Consensus Statement for the Emergency Medicine 2022-2023 Residency Application Cycle Regarding Emergency Medicine Away Rotations
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EMRA signs a joint statement in regards to the 2022 Emergency Medicine Residency Match
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EMRA Signs on Statement Mandating COVID-19 Vaccination for Health Care Workers
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Unity, Purpose, and Passion: Influencing the Future of the EM Workforce
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CoPA Match 2022
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Hurricane Ida
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Workforce Study Statement
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2021-2022 EM Residency Application Cycle Part I: EM Rotations and Letters
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Joint Statement Regarding Osteopathic Physicians and Emergency Medicine
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EMRA Fiscal 2020 Year End Report
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Joint Letter to Doximity
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Post Grad Training Statement of PA and NP
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Post COVID Clinician Health
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Statement on WHO Withdrawal
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Unity Against Racism
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2020-21 Residency Application Process
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DACA Covid Letter
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Graduating Resident Employment Support
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Student Education and Safety Considerations : COVID-19
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Solidarity of Purpose COVID
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Playing through the pain
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Navigating Uncertain Times
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EM Organizations Against the SVI
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EMRA Fiscal 2019 Year End Report
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Changes to Title X Harm Access
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EMRA Stands Up for EM Training and Residents
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EMRA Supports Drexel Residents and GME Funding
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Emergency Physicians: HHS Conscience Rule Puts Patient Safety at Risk
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Statement on Mercy Hospital Mass Shootings
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Response to ACGME Requirements Changes
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2018 CMS Due Process Letter
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New HHS Conscience Rule
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Executive order on immigration
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DACA Health Professions Letter
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