About Our Program
Exceptional Emergency Medicine training in a supportive learning environment since 1996.
Our mission is to educate, mentor and inspire the next generation of humanistic emergency physicians to excel in any clinical setting and prepare them as leaders in Emergency Medicine.
About Our Hospital
Regions Hospital is a certified Level-1 Trauma Center for adults and children serving Minnesota and Western Wisconsin for more that 130 years. A private, non-profit, teaching hospital, Regions emergency department treats 100,000 patients per year and is part of the award winning HealthPartners family of care whose network includes 8 hospitals and 1.25 million medical and dental health plan members nationwide. Regions Hospital has a long history of medical education and is one of the largest teaching hospitals for the University of Minnesota residents and students.
Residency
- ACGME Approved Emergency Medicine Residency Program
- 36 month residency program format
- Level 1 Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center
- Serving St. Paul metropolitan area, greater Minnesota, and Western Wisconsin
Fellowships
PA Fellowship
- Designed to meet the requirements for Clinical Post Graduate PA Programs for ARC-PA (accreditation process undergoing reevaluation)
- 18 month Clinical Rotation Schedule
- Collaborates with the physician EM residency program
- March and June start dates available
51,326
Square feet of clinical space
64
Treatment rooms
5
Care areas (pods)
11
bed care pods for crisis/behavioral health
100,000
ED patients seen
Why I’m a resident
Every time I have walked through the Regions ED doors, I have felt invested in as both a learner and an individual. I feel so incredibly lucky to be surrounded by mentors and co-residents that inspire me daily. The leadership team is exceptional and our community is so welcoming and supportive — I can’t imagine a better place to train!
Living in the Twin Cities
The Twin Cities is a terrific place to live. Not only is it absolutely beautiful in the North Star State, you can actually afford to live, work, and play here. You’ll find that Minnesota is one of the best states for health care in the nation. And yes, “Minnesota Nice” is a real thing. These reasons make Minnesota one of the best states to learn and practice medicine.
How to apply
