Emergency Medicine
Founded in 1974 at Valley Medical Center in Fresno County, the Emergency Medicine residency is one of the first EM programs in the country. We offer a four-year program (PGY 1-4) with 10 residents per year, featuring a strong emphasis on clinical teaching and hands-on training. Our giant, new, state-of-the-art ED at Community Regional Medical Center serves as the only Level 1 trauma center and Burn center for Central California, and handles an annual ED volume of 110,000.
We are committed to provide high-quality, timely emergency care via the educational paradigm and to advance the specialty of Emergency Medicine nationally through educational innovations, scholarship and the dissemination of state-of-the-art Emergency Medicine care.
Program Aims
- Empower residents to develop expertise beyond the fundamentals.
- Create an environment that encourages achievement, success and leadership beyond residency.
- Cultivate a culture of clinical excellence, professionalism and patient advocacy.
- Recruit medical students and physicians who respect the rights and dignity of patients and conduct themselves with professional and personal integrity.
Announcing the Emergency Medicine Class of 2024
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Nathan Dreyfus |
William Frye |
Maddie Giegold |
Meryn Hall |
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Sarah Koser |
Matthew Lippi |
Paloma Marin Nevarez |
Miles McDonough |
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Nicole Palmer
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Enid Picart |
Nikhil Ranadive |
Charlaine Roberto |
In the News
Dr. Jessica Mason Joins MagicAid’s Board of Directors | May 23, 2020
Valley Public Radio | May 15, 2020
An Emergency Medicine Doctor on Covid-19 And ‘A Rebirth of Public Health’
The Fresno Bee | May 7, 2020
‘He doesn’t get rattled’: Doctor leads Fresno County through coronavirus pandemic