The University of Virginia Department of Emergency Medicine has a rich academic history that includes well-established education programs for medical students, residents and fellows. The fellowship programs include a broad spectrum encompassing Medical Toxicology, EMS, Cardiovascular Emergencies, Ultrasound, Research, Administration, Global Health, and Education.

UVA Medical Center is a public Level I Trauma Center and a tertiary referral center. The Emergency Department (ED) cares for over 75,000 patients per year, treats the full scope of disease and acuity, and will prepare you for the usual as well as the unusual. The ED includes adult and pediatric services, active air and ground transport programs, and is located at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Charlottesville, Virginia.

“Within the Department of Emergency Medicine, we believe in the strength of diversity. Embracing a multitude of perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences fosters empathy and excellence in emergency care for our community. Together, we strive to create a healthcare environment that respects, understands and serves the unique needs of all individuals.”