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Learn a little bit more about our residency

Watch our video and hear from our program leadership and residents about why we think HAEMR is the place for you to train for the next four years!

What is HAEMR?

HAEMR is a four-year training program sponsored by Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Who is HAEMR?

Our residents represent the breadth and depth of Emergency Medicine. Our graduates go on to work in academic medical centers across the country.

Research at HAEMR

Residents receive increasing elective time over the course of their training to explore research interests in international health, administrative leadership, medical education, pediatric emergency medicine, health policy, medical innovation, etc.

Why HAEMR?

Boston houses many of the top healthcare training institutions in the country. Being located in the heart of the city, HAEMR sends our residents to multiple leading Harvard Medical School training institutions.

Educational Mission

Our goal is to provide outstanding clinical and academic training in emergency medicine. We support a variety of academic pursuits, the development of leadership skills, and the commitment and ability to care for a diverse array of patients in a skilled and compassionate manner. This is accomplished through unique educational methods, mentorship, and devotion to professionalism and community.

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Fellowships

HAEMR is a national or international lead within several disciplines of Emergency Medicine. Click the icons for more information.

International Emergency Medicine

Medical Education

Simulation

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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 Brigham and Women’s/Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency (BWH/MGH HAEMR) are exposed to a diverse patient population in varied environments: Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital and Newton Wellesley Hospital.  Patient care and supervisory responsibilities are graduated over the course of the program with our senior residents supervising, teaching and managing our busy emergency departments.Graduates of our program are prepared to practice and teach emergency medicine in any setting after the wide exposure of patients encountered during their training.

We are committed to providing residents the opportunity to pursue their interests outside of the clinical space, particularly in scholarship. Our 4.5 months of elective time (the first portion of which occurs in the second year) allows residents to develop and complete scholarly work during their training while enriching their academic experience in line with their ultimate career goals. Our senior project day is a highlight of the academic year during which each resident showcases their accomplishments during their training.

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Dan Egan, MD

Program Director

Dan Egan, MD is an attending physician at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital Departments of Emergency Medicine.

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Kate Chappell, MA

Education Administrator

Kate Chappell, MA oversees all administrative aspects of the HAEMR training program.  The residency administration staff are located at both MGH and BWH training sites.

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