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EM Training Program at Kendall Regional Medical Center in Miami, Florida
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This information was provided to the CORD community by the new program director:
Kevin King, MD FACEP
Academic Chairman and Residency Program Director
Department of Emergency Medicine
Kendall Regional Medical Center
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A new EM residency program is now recruiting its first class. They should be available soon via the NRMP/Match and will definitely be participating in the SOAP. Their website is expected to be up soon.
From the Program Director: “Kendall, is a Level 2 Trauma center, Stroke and STEMI Center that cares for approximately 100,000 patients per year. We are affiliated with Florida International University and are already working with them to create a strong medical student education program. We also have an excellent group of faculty that include fellowship training in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, EMS, Research, Ultrasound, Sports Medicine and Simulation.”
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