UCF NORTH FLORIDA EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Resident-Centered Training, Built for Real-World Emergency Medicine

UCF North Florida Emergency Medicine is built around progressive autonomy, broad clinical exposure, and individualized mentorship. Residents train in high-volume community emergency medicine while developing the judgment, procedural confidence, and adaptability to practice in any environment. The program is deliberately designed around resident growth — in the ED, in the classroom, and outside the hospital.

Curriculum →

A systems-based curriculum combining focused didactics, simulation, small-group learning, longitudinal board preparation, and resident teaching.

Rotations →

Build progressively greater autonomy across emergency medicine, pediatrics, critical care, trauma, EMS, ultrasound, obstetrics, stroke, and elective experiences.

Clinical Sites →

Train across three primary clinical sites plus dedicated away experiences in pediatric emergency medicine, PICU, and trauma.
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3 primary training sites + 2 away rotation sites

Wellness →

Resident-led scheduling, protected wellness time, longitudinal mentorship, mental-health resources, and a culture designed to support a sustainable career.

Simulation →

Train in a dedicated simulation center with more than $500,000 in equipment, procedural trainers, high-fidelity simulation, and in-situ scenarios.
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$500K+ simulation equipment

Ultrasound →

Longitudinal bedside ultrasound training led by fellowship-trained faculty, with advanced opportunities in TEE, regional anesthesia, research, and more.

Scholarly Activity →

Pursue scholarship that fits your goals, supported by research coordinators, biostatistics expertise, institutional data, faculty mentorship, and resident-driven projects.