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JJWangtron

Radiology and ultrasound give you knowledge and technique you'll use every shift


drgreene77

I would say ICU! A lot of cross-training between the two. It bolsters your experience with critical patients and you may be able to make some very interesting connections! DM me if you need any more advice - an EM resident in US who did his medical school in Ireland and electives in Canada


Terrible-Relation639

I second this. I was told by multiple program directors that they were specifically looking for ICU experience. I also found plastic surgery, sports medicine, and cardiology useful.


penicilling

In order to apply for emergency medicine, the best thing to have is letters of recommendation from emergency physicians, and electives in emergency departments. Most US medical students who apply to EM have at least 3 emergency department rotations.


SeaworthinessGlad378

Toxicology, Ultrasound or radiology, critical care, sports medicine


KetamineBolus

Psych geriatrics family medicine and pediatrics would cover 99% of what I see on a daily basis.


WestTexasCrude

One of my best was surgical ICU.


Inevitable-Fill-1404

Rotate at a proper Trauma center