Emergency Medicine Residency Program

1. Applicants must have completed the required medical education for entry into an Emergency Medicine residency.
2. The program is the UCLA–Ronald Reagan/Olive View Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
3. Residents train at Ronald Reagan-UCLA Medical Center and Olive View-UCLA Medical Center, with additional clinical experience at other sites.
4. Applicants must meet the applicable UCLA graduate medical education and residency requirements.

The Emergency Medicine Residency Programs affiliated with UCLA provide comprehensive training in emergency medicine through multiple academic and clinical sites. UCLA is a major academic health institution focused on medical education, healthcare, research, and professional training. Residents gain experience caring for a wide range of emergency conditions and patient populations, with opportunities for training in areas such as trauma, critical care, pediatric emergency medicine, research, ultrasound, and other emergency medicine subspecialties. The department also offers fellowship opportunities in administration, education, research, ultrasound, informatics, pediatric emergency medicine, critical care, and other specialized areas.

1. Apply through the residency application process for the UCLA–Ronald Reagan/Olive View Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
2. The program conducts its own applicant selection because the UCLA-affiliated Emergency Medicine residency programs function independently.
3. Selected applicants are invited for the program's interview and selection process.