EMbark Article Submission Form
Thanks for your interest in submitting an article for EMbark, EMRA’s online career-planning corner!
We’re pleased to help get your material published on our website. Use our online submission form below.
We’re looking for strong, well-written content that will help our medical students and residents plan their post-med school and post-residency journeys in emergency medicine.
There is no rigid word-count requirement, but articles should be article-length. Don’t write a novel. Use your best judgment; 500-1,000 words is in the right range. Include all authors’ names, credentials, and contact information on the first page of your article. Proper credit is key! Check out the EMRA/EM Resident Style Guide.
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