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Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV Emergency Medicine · Las Vegas, NV
4.5
2 reviews
Training
5.0Leadership
4.5Nursing
4.0The Vibe
4.5

“I did my residency here. If I had to do it all over again I wouldn't go anywhere else. The training here is excellent. The…”

MasonsPlate · Resident · 2024
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AM
Albany Medical Center Program
5.0(1 review)
Training
5.0Leadership
5.0Nursing
4.0The Vibe
5.0
Albany, NY
Emergency Medicine residency program
Sean P. Geary, MD · Program Director
KK
Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV Program
4.5(2 reviews)
Training
5.0Leadership
4.5Nursing
4.0The Vibe
4.5
Las Vegas, NV
Emergency Medicine residency program
Ross P. Berkeley, MD · Program Director
VC
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program
4.0(1 review)
Training
–Leadership
–Nursing
4.0The Vibe
4.0
Richmond, VA
Emergency Medicine residency program
Peter Moffett, MD · Program Director

The scorecard

Five things every review scores

One to five stars each. Reviewers can leave a category blank when they don’t know it, so each score shows how many people rated it.

Overall RatingWould they choose it again?
TrainingTeaching on shift, procedures, volume, pathology, didactics.
LeadershipDoes the program listen, and do things change when residents ask?
NursingPartners or obstacles: how the team works on the floor.
The VibeCo-residents, wellness, and whether people are happy there.
Ratings by category Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV · 2 reviews
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MasonsPlate
Resident · 2024
Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV

I did my residency here. If I had to do it all over again I wouldn't go anywhere else. The training here is excellent. The attendings are a major part of why this place is so good. They care about the residents and it shows. At the end of your shift you…

People here are SICK (in the good way -…People here are SICK (in the bad way… Some consulting services can be…
Tristan C
Attending · 2024
Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV

The program provides excellent training for the residents coming through here. I truly believe that everyone who graduates this program is well prepared for a career in emergency medicine. The residents perform many procedures (intubations, a-lines, central…

Excellent training programVegas offers a lot of housing and… Vegas offers a lot of entertainment…
Med Student
Student · 2008
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System

I rotated here as a medical student. I can't really speak to the leadership or the quality of the training program, but everyone was friendly enough. I remember it being a very busy hospital with a lot of trauma. The hospital is located right next to the…

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