Overview of the Program
Hello, thank you for your interest in HAEMR. We combine a challenging and rewarding educational experience with the opportunity to become part of a close-knit team that offers opportunity for clinical excellence, personal and professional development, innovation, leadership, wellness and lasting friendship.
Residents in the Mass General Brigham Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency (HAEMR) train across four distinct sites — Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital and Newton Wellesley Hospital — giving residents an unusually diverse patient population and practice environment. Clinical and supervisory responsibility builds deliberately over the four years: by senior year, residents are running the department, supervising junior residents, and taking ownership of high-acuity procedures and resuscitations. Graduates leave prepared to practice and teach emergency medicine in any setting, with the procedural and leadership experience to do so from day one.
We’re equally committed to residents’ lives outside the clinical space. 4.5 months of elective time, beginning in PGY-2, lets residents pursue scholarship and career-defining projects throughout training with the mentorship and residency support to build their academic interests.
Curious what training here actually looks like day-to-day? Explore our Curriculum and Interview Day pages.







































