Anaesthesiology

The Department of Anesthesiology at Emory University offers comprehensive educational programs designed to prepare physicians for excellence in clinical practice, research, and leadership within the field of anesthesiology. The curriculum provides extensive training in the physiological, pharmacological, and technical aspects of anesthesia, ensuring that residents and fellows develop a robust understanding of pain management, perioperative medicine, critical care, and obstetric anesthesia. Emory's program emphasizes hands-on experience through rotations in various clinical settings, including the university hospital, affiliated healthcare facilities, and specialized surgical units. Trainees are mentored by leading experts in anesthesiology, enabling them to acquire advanced skills in airway management, anesthesia delivery, patient monitoring, and safety protocols. The program also fosters a strong foundation in research methodology, encouraging residents to participate in innovative studies and quality improvement initiatives that advance the field. At Emory, we are committed to cultivating a collaborative learning environment that promotes professionalism, ethical practice, and compassionate patient care. Our graduates are well-equipped to excel in academic medicine, community practice, or further subspecialty training. The program remains committed to advancing anesthesiology through continuous curriculum enhancement, technological integration, and fostering a diverse and inclusive community dedicated to excellence in healthcare.

• ANES 505 A,B,C. Human Patient Simulation Lab I,II,III
• ANES 507. Introduction to Anesthesia Practice
• ANES 509. Anesthesia Practice Seminar.
• ANES 512A,B. Principles of Airway Management
• ANES 513. Anesthesia Delivery Systems and Equipment
• ANES 516A,B. Pharmacology in Anesthesia Practice
• ANES 525. Anatomy for Anesthesia Practice
• ANES 530. Physics for Anesthesia Practice
• ANES 535A,B. Principles of Monitoring and Instrumentation
• ANES 536A,B,C. Anesthesiology Practice I and II
• ANES 540A,B. Clinical Methods
• ANES 561A,B,C. Clinical Anesthesia
• ANES 611A,B,C. Senior Seminar in Anesthesia
• ANES 660A,B,C. Clinical Anesthesia
• BAHS 502. Physiology
• BAHS 504. Pharmacology

• Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States or Canada, including above average performance in required premed prerequisite coursework.  A “C” or better is required in all prerequisites courses
• Minimum GPA 2.8 or better –  GPA of  3.1 or better is preferred
• Applicants must complete all prerequisite courses prior to matriculation, with a cumulative GPA of 3.1 or higher. It is required that applicants receive a grade of C or better in all required prerequisite courses.
• No more than four required prerequisite courses in progress at the time of application (needed courses may be completed at any local two or four year accredited institution).
• Competitive GRE scores (>=55th percentile in each section and >=4.0 in the writing section)
• MCAT (472 or better-scoring >=125 in the science sections)
• International applicants must achieve permanent resident status a year prior to applying to the Emory AA Program.  
• References
• You are not required to submit an English Language Test Score if your undergraduate degree is from an institution in which English is the language of instruction AND you work in a country where commerce is generally conducted in English (for Example: India, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Ghana, Nigeria and Uganda) or if the applicant has spent three years in the U.S. studying toward completion of an undergraduate degree or completed a graduate degree in the U.S. followed by at least two years of employment in the U.S.   
• For all other applicants whose native language is not English (regardless of United States' residency status) we require the TOEFL exam (minimum score 600 or comparable on the computerized exam) or the Pearson Test (minimum score 68). Official set scores must be sent to the Emory AA Program office.  
• Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate course work taken outside of the United States must be evaluated by one of the listed credentialing organization. The report must demonstrate equivalency to a bachelor's degree received at a college or university in the U.S. and must evaluate the transcript course-by-course for equivalency to required prerequisites.

financing_studies: At Emory University, financing options for the Anaesthesiology residency program are designed to support residents throughout their training period. The program typically offers a competitive salary commensurate with postgraduate year levels, which ensures residents have the financial resources necessary during their studies. These salaries are funded through the university's healthcare partnerships, including affiliations with local hospitals and medical centers, which provide the primary financial support for residents. In addition to salary, residents may be eligible for various stipends, allowances, and benefits such as health insurance, dental and vision coverage, and professional development funds. The university also participates in federal loan programs and offers information and guidance on applying for student loans to help cover personal expenses or educational costs not included in the stipend. Emory University may also have scholarship or grant opportunities specifically aimed at supporting residents in specialized fields like Anaesthesiology, fostering a diverse and highly trained workforce. Furthermore, the program encourages residents to explore external funding sources, such as departmental research grants or external scholarships related to medical education. Financial planning assistance is available to residents to help them manage their educational expenses effectively. Overall, the program's financing structure aims to alleviate financial burdens, allowing residents to focus fully on their clinical training and professional development.

The anesthesiology program at Emory University offers comprehensive education and training designed to prepare residents for a variety of career paths within the field of anesthesiology. The program emphasizes clinical excellence, leadership, and research, providing residents with the skills necessary to deliver high-quality patient care in diverse settings. Trainees gain extensive hands-on experience in perioperative medicine, critical care, pain management, and ambulatory anesthesia, working closely with experienced faculty who are leaders in their specialties. The curriculum integrates didactic lectures, simulation-based training, and multidisciplinary case discussions to foster critical thinking and decision-making skills. Emory's state-of-the-art facilities and technology enable residents to learn in a cutting-edge environment. The program is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive community, encouraging participation in scholarly activities, and supporting residents in their professional development. Emory University also offers opportunities for research collaborations and electives that allow residents to explore specific interests within anesthesiology, such as pediatric anesthesia or cardiothoracic anesthesia. Graduates of the program are well-prepared to pursue fellowships, academic careers, or leadership roles in various healthcare institutions. The program maintains accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and continuously updates its curriculum to reflect the latest advancements in anesthesiology and perioperative medicine. Overall, the Emory anesthesiology residency program strives to develop competent, compassionate, and innovative anesthesiologists who can meet the evolving needs of healthcare systems locally and globally.