The Emergency Medicine Residency at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital is an ACGME-accredited program.
We aim to provide the residents with the tools they need to begin the lifelong journey of learning in emergency medicine!
The strength of our training program is the tremendous depth and breadth of our clinical care. We provide an academically and clinically rigorous training program in emergency medicine.
Our dedicated faculty provides our trainees with the basic and clinical knowledge, procedural skills, clinical judgment, professionalism, and interpersonal skills necessary for a successful career and to develop as a leader in emergency medicine.
The curriculum is designed to provide broad clinical exposure in acute and chronic care occurring in the inpatient and outpatient settings as well as extensive experience in the appropriate procedures. We are also committed to nurturing a robust interest in scientific investigation and evidence-based practice.
-
The didactic curriculum follows an 18-month repeating schedule that uses some lecture-driven sessions, while the majority of didactic sessions are small group discussions and interactive learning sessions, including several simulation sessions. The learner will also partake in a clinical environment ripe with the opportunity to learn the breadth and depth of emergency medicine.
**See curriculum tab for more detailed information!
-
The following salaries are for the fiscal year 2022-2023 and may differ from future years' salaries.
PGY1: $59,627
PGY2: $61,395
PGY3: $63,204
-
PGY1: Three weeks (five working days plus weekend) per academic year
PGY2: Four weeks (five working days plus weekend) per academic year
PGY3: Four weeks (five working days plus weekend) per academic year
More than two continuous weeks of vacation must be pre-approved by the program director.
-
Residents will accumulate 10 days of sick leave over each academic year.
-
Will be available but must be pre-approved by Program Director
*Attendance at Ultrasound Conference in PGY-1 year
*Attendance at ACEP National Conference in PGY-3 year
-
ACLS training and certification provided by the hospital at no charge
Laptop computer to access electronic medical records and library from the hospital or home
iPhone for daily email access and work contact
Two lab coats intern year, one lab coat every year after
Three sets of black scrubs monogrammed intern year
Meals provided free of charge while on duty
Free parking
ACLS, PALS training and certification provided by the hospital at no charge
On-call sleep rooms with shower facilities
Rosh Review account
EMRAP account
USMLE Step 3 testing costs paid by the program
-
Low-cost medical and dental coverage for both residents and family
Disability policy, along with the option to purchase additional coverage
Residents are automatically enrolled in a life insurance policy that offers a basic life benefit of $25,000.
Professional liability insurance is provided.
-
401(a) FICA Alternative Plan