Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida, Inc Program

Program Identity & Fit

Mount Sinai Medical Center's Emergency Medicine residency is a three-year ACGME-accredited program anchored at an academic community hospital in Miami Beach, with structured off-site rotations providing trauma exposure at Jackson Memorial's Ryder Trauma Center and pediatric emergency/critical care training at Nicklaus Children's Hospital, allowing residents to train within established PEM and PICU fellowship infrastructures. Faculty are uniformly residency-trained and board-certified/eligible in EM, and the program maintains an active scholarly output with residents regularly presenting at national (ACEP, AAEM) and regional (FLAAEM) conferences and co-authoring peer-reviewed publications on topics like ultrasound-guided procedures and ED patient experience. The relatively small class size (eight per year, 24 total) alongside multi-site training suggests an emphasis on individualized clinical exposure across trauma, pediatric, and toxicology subspecialty rotations rather than a single high-volume home site. The program's structure and publication record indicate it values residents who engage actively in case-based scholarship and procedural/ultrasound-focused clinical work within a culturally diverse, urban patient population.