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Our students evaluate and treat patients in close conjunction with EM Residents and EM Attending Physicians. Many shifts provide one-on-one teaching with the EM Attending, accelerating your development as a future EM physician.
This four week rotation for Georgetown senior medical students includes the following:
Georgetown University School of Medicine welcomes visiting students on its emergency medicine rotation, a capstone 4th-year rotation of the school’s curriculum. Students work one-on-one shifts with EM faculty physicians and also learn from EM resident physicians from our affiliated residency program. Visiting students complete clinical shifts in two of our urban emergency departments, participate in simulation sessions, attend a toxicology session at the National Capital Poison Center, and attend weekly EM residency conferences. There are also excellent learning opportunities to spend time with sub-specialty-trained faculty outside of the ED, such as sports medicine, toxicology, and emergency sonography. Georgetown participates in the AAMC’s VSLO program to process applications. For more information, please use the link below.
We anticipate that Georgetown’s VSLO platform will be open for applications starting on April 1, 2023.
The 4-week visiting rotation provides all students with a departmental consensus eSLOE to support their applications for residency. Block dates for the academic year starting in 2023 are below.
May 30 – June 25
July 3 – July 30
July 31 – August 27
August 28 – September 24
We also invite students, specifically those from groups underrepresented in medicine, to apply for our diversity scholarship program.
Experience emergency medicine in two high acuity departments in our nation’s capital
Course Name: Student Clerkship in Emergency Medicine
Course Number: EMED-440
Prerequisites: Fourth year Georgetown medical students
Offered: June-April
Location: Georgetown University Hospital and Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC. Students may also choose to rotate at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, MD, Southern Maryland or Franklin Square.
Duration: 4 weeks
Course Name: Visiting Student Elective in Emergency Medicine
Course Number: EMED-442
Prerequisites: Open to fourth year medical students from AAMC member medical schools.
Offered: June, July, August, and September each academic year
Location: Georgetown University Hospital and Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC
Duration: 4 weeks
Emergency Medicine is one of the most exciting and dynamic of the medical specialties. Join us to learn more about a career in emergency medicine.
The mission of EMIG is to explore and promote the field of Emergency Medicine at the Georgetown University School of Medicine. We strive to:
Created and led by Georgetown medical students who are exploring emergency medicine as a career, the Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG) has helped cultivate interest in emergency medicine among Georgetown University medical students for decades. Over the past match cycles, emergency medicine has risen to the top of the selected specialties of graduating Georgetown students. To promote the specialty and prepare students for their clerkships and residencies, EMIG designs a number of events throughout the year including lectures, hands-on workshops, and clinical shadowing. Since the beginning of our residency program, EMIG, residents, and faculty have partnered to improve mentoring and teaching and have ambitious plans to expand the agenda of the program over the coming year:
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