Four hospitals.
One connected residency.
SummerlinHenderson
Las Vegas, Nevada
Train where the unexpected is everyday.
Become the calm in the chaos. Train across four distinct hospitals, care for a remarkably diverse patient population, and graduate ready for the realities of modern emergency medicine.
36.1716° N · 115.1391° WYour training ground
Four hospitals.
Built for bold physicians
The Valley is your classroom.
Broad pathology. Direct mentorship. Meaningful autonomy.
3
Year categorical program
8
Residents per year
4
Big medicine.Primary training hospitals
Bright nights.
Life beyond the ED.Why Las Vegas? →
A message from the program director
Be an incredible ER physician, and an incredible human, too.
The program is designed to build clinical confidence, procedural fluency, and a wider understanding of how emergency physicians lead inside a complex healthcare system.
Residents care for critically ill patients, master core emergency procedures, and develop the judgment to serve communities with very different needs.
Read the full welcome ↗Faculty who stay close
Specialists in the work—and in teaching it.
Core faculty lead the program's clinical education, simulation, ultrasound, EMS, wellness, clerkships, and department operations.
Official faculty directory ↗Michael Barnum, MD
Core Faculty · Director of EMS
Kenneth Chang, DO
Core Faculty · Director of Clinical Education
Darrin Houston, DO
Core Faculty · Clerkship Director
Michael Doctor, MD
Core Faculty · Director of Simulation
Kevin George, MD
Core Faculty · Director of Wellness
Tiffany Sigal, MD, FAAEM, FACEP
Associate Program Director
Matthew Stofferahn, MD
Core Faculty · Department Chair
Sathyaseelan Subramaniam, MD
Core Faculty · Director of Ultrasound
One valley, four perspectives
Train across Las Vegas.
Each hospital adds a different patient population, clinical rhythm, and set of challenges. Together they create a broad, integrated emergency medicine experience.
Summerlin Hospital
A broad community practice environment serving one of the valley's fastest-growing regions.
Centennial Hills Hospital
High-volume emergency care with a diverse mix of medical, surgical, and pediatric presentations.
Spring Valley Hospital
Hands-on training across the full spectrum of acute care in a busy integrated health system.
Henderson Hospital
A growing community setting that broadens exposure to the people and pathology of the Las Vegas Valley.
Explore. Learn. Lead.
Three years, built with intention.
Four-week blocks combine high-volume emergency medicine with critical care, pediatrics, trauma, ultrasound, EMS, administration, and room to pursue individual interests.
PGY-1Build the foundation
30 weeks in Emergency Medicine
- Pediatric EM
- MICU
- Obstetrics
- Trauma
- Ultrasound
PGY-2Expand your range
28 weeks in Emergency Medicine
- Pediatric EM
- MICU
- PICU
- TICU
- EMS
- Administration
- Elective
PGY-3Lead with confidence
28 weeks in Emergency Medicine
- Pediatric EM
- Rural EM
- MICU
- Trauma
- Ultrasound
- Administration
- Elective
Resident schedules · 2026–27
Know where you're headed next.
Current shift schedules are provided as PDF files. These working documents include resident names, clinical locations, and shift times.
Off shift
A city with more range than you think.
Climb at Red Rock, ski at Lee Canyon, explore the Arts District, or find a quiet neighborhood to call home. Las Vegas gives residents real options for resetting between shifts.
Desert trailsWorld-class foodYear-round sunEasy airport access
Your next chapter
Bring your curiosity.
We'll bring the cases.
The program offers eight categorical positions each year. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and the program does not sponsor visas.
- ACGME ID
- 1103100001
- NRMP number
- 2201110C0
- Questions
- Email the program
Application platforms and cycle requirements can change. Confirm the current instructions on the official program page before submitting.
Review application details