The Department of Emergency Medicine is proud to play critical roles in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. Information on each of programs is available for review below. 

Undergraduate

The Department of Emergency Medicine plays a critical role in undergraduate medical education. It's function is to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for students to become caring and competent physicians serving both individual patients, and the society in which they function.
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Fellowships

Emergency Medicine offers two different postgraduate programs, a five year FRCPC program and a one year CCFP(EM) program. Learn more »

FRCPC

A five year integrated program, for those who wish to pursue a career in academic emergency medicine. The curriculum for the residency program consists of clinical rotations and academic sessions and has been carefully laid out, developed and refined since the inception of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Queen's. Program Director: Dr. Jaelyn Caudle
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CCFP (EM)

With an average of 8 residents each year, the Queens CCFP-EM program is the largest in Canada. It is a highly-rated program offering a comprehensive clinical and academic experience to the residents. The program director is Dr. Joey Newbigging.
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