Mullica Hill
Emergency Medicine

The Inspira Health Network – Mullica Hill Emergency Medicine Residency is dedicated to educating the next generation of Emergency Medicine physicians. This residency will focus on the art of practicing safe, high-quality patient-centered medicine in the Emergency Room. The residency training will emphasize patient safety and patient advocacy along with the knowledge and skills necessary to adapt to any ED environment. The program’s core principle of providing care for all patients in the ED with the utmost integrity and professionalism aligns with the mission, values and goals of the sponsoring institution, Inspira Health, within the communities it serves. The communities served are a diverse group of people, representing the entire spectrum of both health and socioeconomics. It is the intention of this residency to meet the demand of such a diverse group of people, and to continue to evaluate the community to meet its needs.

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A Message
from the Program Director

Community University Academic Center Training
A combined 100+ years of EM Clinical Experience
Dozens of years of combined ACGME teaching experience
Evaluate, Treat, Diagnose, Resuscitate and Manage ALL patients and procedures that enter the ER
Close to Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore
The area's Chest Pain Center with a full primary PCI and elective Cardiac Cath Lab
Primary Stroke Center
Qualify by working for Inspira for PSLF (Public Service Loan Forgiveness)
No Night Float or Pager!
Work hard, play hard, and have fun doing it!
Annual Resident Salary and Benefit Market Analysis

How To Apply for A Residency Position

Eligibility Requirements for PGY1 Positions

Prospective residents must first complete the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) online application (paper applications are not accepted). When applying, be sure to check that all required documentation is uploaded and current in ERAS:

•Undergraduate and graduate medical training, including the name of each institution, degrees granted and anticipated, program completed and dates attended

•An official transcript reflecting all courses through Year 3 of medical school

•Dean’s letter

•3-4 letters of recommendation from persons familiar with your clinical performance

•USMLE and/or COMLEX Scores

•Personal statement explaining your interest specific to your specialty

Note: Medical school graduation cannot exceed five years prior to the start of the program.

The Interview Process

Qualified candidates will participate in an interview as part of the application process. Special requests for the interview day should be discussed with the Residency Manager prior to the interview.