Residents | CVs and Cover Letters
Welcome to EMbark, EMRA’s career-planning center. You must be an EMRA member to access this content.
Here you’ll find important information and resources dedicated to helping you plan your professional path as you progress through medical school and residency.
Gus M. Garmel, MD, FACEP, FAAEM, a passionate emergency physician, educator, and mentor/coach, leads this initiative. Dr. Garmel has spent decades advising countless medical students and residents pursuing careers in the specialty of emergency medicine. He has authored numerous books and papers on the subject and has lectured for EMRA and other organizations at many national and international meetings.
The specialty you have chosen is challenging, exhilarating, and rewarding. EMRA is proud to be a part of your journey. We’re here for you as you plan the next steps in your emergency medicine career.
Interested in submitting an article about career planning to help medical students and residents pursuing emergency medicine careers? Get more info.
Related Content
Mar 07, 2023
E-QUAL Stroke Initiative Enrollment
Do you want a low-burden & FREE way to become a Quality Improvement (QI) champion and complete a QI project at your site? Learn how ACEP’s E-QUAL initiative can help. E-QUAL is the only national learning collaborative whose mission is to improve clinical outcomes, improve coordination of care, all while reducing costs. • What it entails: An average of 15 minutes a month for completion of enrollment surveys, submission of non-PHI benchmarking data, review of educational content • Benefits: Feature QI efforts to hospital leaders and payers, earn IA credit for CMS MIPS, receive benchmarking reports, access to eCME & earn ABEM MOC Enrollment is currently open for our Stroke Initiative. Enroll by March 28th. Enrolling your site does not commit you to anything so we recommend getting signed up by the deadline. Reach out to equal@acep.org with any questions.
Oct 19, 2023
Apply for EMRA's Medical Student Council
Are you a medical student? Apply to be a part of the Medical Student Council. This is a phenomenal opportunity to become more involved in the field of emergency medicine, network with students and faculty from coast to coast, and develop resources to assist fellow students navigate medical school and the residency application process.
