Where Excellence in Emergency Medicine
Meets Innovation and Compassion.
We are proud to announce that the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Insight Hospital & Medical Center has achieved accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). This significant milestone reflects our commitment to providing a rigorous, comprehensive training program that meets the highest standards in graduate medical education.
Our program is designed to cultivate exceptional emergency physicians who are well prepared to provide outstanding patient care in any setting. We are excited to shape the future of emergency medicine through excellence in education, innovation, and service.

Welcome to our Emergency Medicine Residency Program! It is my privilege to introduce you to a program that is more than just a place to train-it is a home and community where you will grow as a person, clinician, leader, and advocate for your patients and colleagues alike. Our residency is based in a historic, academic, urban safety net hospital at the heart of Chicago. Here, you will be immersed in a rich and diverse environment, caring for patients who reflect the full spectrum of humanity. This setting provides unparalleled opportunities to learn, innovate, and make a lasting impact. To put it simply, this is a program and place where I would choose to train in a heartbeat! As your Program Director, I want you to know I care about YOU- you as a person, and you as a physician.
As a visionary in emergency medicine and medical education, I’m thrilled to bring my entrepreneurial spirit to this residency program at Insight Chicago, located in one of the city’s most historic hospitals. I bring a passion for building not only a residency program but also the future of Emergency Medicine. My approach combines traditional, high-expectation teaching methods with a progressive emphasis on wellness, resilience, and individuality. I believe excellence is achieved through clarity, structure, and hard work, but also through creativity, compassion, and prioritizing your health, your patients, and each other.
Our program is designed to challenge you, inspire you, and prepare you for the complexities of emergency care. You will be supported by a phenomenal team of faculty and staff in the Department of Emergency Medicine and Graduate Medical Education. Together, we are committed to your success and will provide the mentorship and resources you need to thrive.
Our training will immerse you in the largest and most connected emergency networks in the country, and you will train among the best. Here you will find an academic environment nestled in a neighborhood with the largest 1-mile healthcare disparity in the country.
Our mission is to grow you, shape you, and help you understand how you want your career footprint on emergency healthcare to land. I am excited to meet and work with students and residents who share our passion for making a difference. We are not just training emergency physicians; we are shaping leaders, healers, and advocates for the future of healthcare by modeling it ourselves.
Thank you for considering our program, and I look forward to welcoming you to our team. And if this sounds like a place you would call home, then I hope to meet you soon!
Sincerely,
Anita V. Goyal, MD
Program Director, Emergency Medicine

Julia: Program Coordinator, Emergency Medicine
Welcome to our Emergency Medicine program! As the program coordinator, I am thrilled to share our program with you and encourage you to apply.
Born and raised in Chicago, I graduated from Mother McAuley High School, where I played water polo and swam competitively. I continued my education and athletic career at St. Francis College in New York. My time as a student-athlete instilled in me a deep sense of discipline and a passion for supporting growth and development, values I carry into my work every day.
In my free time, I enjoy swimming, trying new sushi spots, and savoring great coffee. I look forward to welcoming you to our program and helping you on your journey in Emergency Medicine.
Julia Olivares
Program Coordinator
Emergency Medicine

Suzanne: Program Coordinator, Emergency Medicine
Welcome to the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Insight Hospital & Medical Center-Chicago!
As one of the Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine residency coordinators, I am thrilled that you have an interest in our program. With 4 years of experience in coordinating medical students and Internal Medicine residents, and over a decade in medical office management, I am dedicated to supporting you throughout your residency journey.
My passion lies in helping future physicians like you navigate the complexities of residency, ensuring you graduate as compassionate and knowledgeable doctors. I look forward to working with you and contributing to your professional growth and success.
Welcome aboard! Let’s make this an incredible journey together.
Suzzane Mulcahy
Program Coordinator
Emergency Medicine
In addition to your home base of Insight Chicago Hospital, we are thrilled to have the following affiliations for education and specific rotations. These affiliations come with world-renowned facilities, faculty, and patient care alike. You will be trained by some of Chicago’s most pivotal hospitals.





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Join us for an unparalleled learning experience at Insight’s Emergency Medicine Clerkship. As a student, you’ll immerse yourself in the dynamic environment of our historic, urban, safety net hospital in Chicago. Our program is designed to equip you with hands-on clinical skills, critical thinking, and compassionate patient care. You’ll work closely with our diverse patient population and dedicated faculty, who are passionate about teaching, mentorship, and preparing the next generation of Emergency Medicine physicians.
At Insight, we prioritize wellness, innovation, and the development of your unique potential. Expect a balance of high-acuity cases, structured learning, and opportunities to contribute to a vibrant community of healthcare providers.
If you’re interested in an audition rotation for residency, we strongly encourage you to complete a clerkship with us. This will allow you to fully experience our program’s culture, values, and clinical excellence while showcasing your strengths as a future Emergency Medicine physician. Take the next step in your journey with us—where excellence meets opportunity.
To apply, please use the following link. Apply Here for Insight EM Audition Rotation
Audition rotation applications from Visiting Students will only be considered through this application process.
Insight Chicago believes that diversity in employment, education, and the provision of healthcare is the key to positively impacting healthcare and education at large. The EM program faculty and residents are encouraged to be part of the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion series, in an effort to foster the recruitment, retention, and promotion of underrepresented groups in medicine including persons of color, LGBTQIA, individuals facing hardship, and other disadvantaged groups. This series targets a multi-pronged approach:
Program diversity is crucial to training Emergency Medicine physicians, and it is imperative to healthcare in general. The IHMCC Emergency Department is comprised of a diverse body of faculty representing the spectrum of gender, ethnicity, age, religion, expertise, and background.
IHMCC supports diversity in the hope of encouraging physician satisfaction and wellbeing. The Medical Executive Committee at IHMCC has formed a Physician Diversity and Well-being Committee tasked with the goal of establishing Continuing Medical Education (CME) on recognizing the importance of diversity and wellness. In addition, the Medical Staff hosts programs on professionalism, recognition of our biases and will participate in Physician feedback symposiums. These programs provide the medical staff with tools for self-reflection and to how their colleagues perceive circumstances and situations differently.
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Welcome to the Insight Chicago Emergency Medicine residency program. We are thrilled to share our program with you. At Insight Chicago, you will receive excellence in training and Emergency Medicine with a group of faculty who are eager and committed to teach.
At Insight Emergency Medicine, we recognize the importance of a strong foundation as you begin your journey in residency. Our comprehensive one-week orientation marks the start of the PGY-1 year, designed to ensure you feel prepared, supported, and confident as you step into your role in the emergency department.
Orientation Week is more than an introduction; it’s the first step in shaping your success and creating lasting bonds that will define your residency experience.
PGY 1 Rotations:
Patient care, medical knowledge, Practice based learning and improvement, interpersonal and communication skills and Professionalism.
At this time we are in the process of developing specialty tracks.
During residency, you will work one on one with an attending EM physician. The ER is staffed 24 hours with board-certified/eligible Emergency Medicine physicians.

Being ready to care for a sick child is incredibly important as an emergency physician. Our residency seeks to achieve excellence and pediatric training by incorporating both longitude ER rotations, as well as dedicated pediatric rotations. With training at University of Chicago’s Comer Children’s hospital and some of the leading pediatrics centers you will be well trained with the numbers and acuity of pediatrics patients during your residency.
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At this time Insight Chicago does not have EM Fellowships. We build relationships with other programs to get residents exposure and training experience in order to match residents into fellowships of their choice.
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PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., College of Medicine, University of Baghdad, 2003
Clinical Interests: Health education for underserved populations; medical education for peers; simulation lab establishment and improvement of emergency medical skills for medical students and residents; and EMS and the pre-hospital phase of diagnosis and management to improve outcomes for critically injured patients.
Professional Goals: My long-term career goals are to pursue a fellowship in critical care, trauma, or EMS and lead a team of emergency responders during global health crises.
Personal Interests: 3D printing, hiking, playing soccer, and bike riding. I also have extensive knowledge of smart home automation, automotive electronics, and computer repair.
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., American University of the Caribbean, 2026
Short Bio: I was born and raised in Los Angeles Chinatown. Growing up in such a diverse, underserved community shaped my passion for medicine. As the child of Chinese immigrants, I often translated for my grandparents during emergency department visits, which gave me an early, personal understanding of the barriers many patients face. Those experiences, alongside my time as an emergency medicine scribe in a similar community, have been the foundation of my path to emergency medicine.
Professional Goals: My long-term goal is to practice emergency medicine in an underserved community like the one I grew up in, where I can serve as a physician for patients who rely on the emergency department as their primary safety net.
Personal Interests: Playing and watching basketball, cooking, and traveling. I most recently traveled to Taiwan, Japan, and Mexico and loved exploring their different cultures and cuisines.
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., Saint James School of Medicine, 2025
M.B.A., Walden University, 2024
B.S. in Exercise Science, Towson University, 2014
Short Bio: My journey into healthcare began with an interest in physical therapy, but my path pivoted dynamically when I started working as a medical assistant in a primary care practice. This experience sparked an appreciation for the breadth of general medicine, ultimately inspiring me to pursue my medical degree and become a physician.
Clinical Interests: Medical education and training future healthcare professionals.
Professional Goals: My long-term career vision is to find a routine that blends clinical practice, teaching, and entrepreneurship.
Personal Interests: Playing games that have a layer of strategy, including video games, board games, card games, and sports. Bring them on!
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D./D.O., Ross University, 2026
B.S./B.A. in History, with a minor in Global Studies, SUNY Binghamton, 2017
Clinical Interests: As a first-generation daughter of Haitian immigrants, I am very interested in global health, women’s health, sports medicine, and equitable healthcare, particularly in underserved communities.
Professional Goals: I am not certain whether I want to pursue a fellowship. My current goal is to become proficient in ultrasound, with potential areas of interest including ultrasound, sports medicine, pain management, and critical care.
Personal Interests: Binge-watching different TV shows, especially anything on Bravo; trying new restaurants and enjoying the entire experience of going out; and going to the gym.
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Sint Maarten, 2026
M.H.S., Biomedical Sciences, Quinnipiac University, 2022
B.S., Biological Sciences/Pre-Med, University of Connecticut, 2019
Short Bio: I am from a small town in Connecticut where I grew up playing sports and loving the outdoors. As an undergraduate, I volunteered in underserved regions near and far and was motivated to train as an EMT close to home. My drive to become a doctor grew from finding common ground while working in the ER with like-minded, good-hearted people who treat patients and colleagues with care. As a resident, I hope to become more confident and knowledgeable in emergency medicine, equipped to serve the most vulnerable communities.
Clinical Interests: Community outreach for underserved populations, trauma, wound and burn care, triage and mass-casualty simulation, Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAMed), early palliative intervention, wellness and nutrition, primary care, and quality improvement.
Research Interests: Pediatric Lethal Means Restriction Outreach; Pediatric Socioeconomic Factors and Influence on Continuing Education (Connecticut Children’s); Stop the Bleed; Disaster Medicine and Palliative Care Literature Review; participation in a Pilot Virtual Triage/MCI Training Module (AUC Disaster Medicine Interest Group); and DAT Training (Red Cross).
Professional Goals: I hope to become active in leadership roles as an emergency physician, including advocacy, research, and government, and help optimize resident and continuing education by identifying potential barriers.
Personal Interests: My rescue cat, Lemon; cooking with friends; music; reading; and staying active with biking and yoga.
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., University of São Paulo Ribeirão Preto Medical School, 2025
Short Bio: I was born and raised in Brazil and have been interested in emergency medicine since the beginning of medical school. This passion became even stronger during my two years of clinical clerkships and throughout my year working as a physician in hospital emergency departments and intensive care units in Brazil. Caring for critically ill patients and working in high-acuity environments reinforced my commitment to pursuing a career in emergency medicine.
Clinical Interests: Emergency medicine, critical care medicine, resuscitation, point-of-care ultrasound, and medical education.
Research Interests: Trauma management, critical care, fluid resuscitation strategies, mechanical ventilation, and cardiovascular outcomes research.
Professional Goals: I plan to pursue fellowship training in critical care medicine or ultrasound and hope to combine emergency medicine, research, and medical education in an academic environment.
Personal Interests: Weight training, martial arts, reading about economics and history, traveling, and exploring new cultures and cuisines.
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., St. George’s University School of Medicine, 2025
Clinical Interests: Trauma medicine and serving underserved communities.
Research Interests: I am very interested in the integration of AI in medicine and conducting research in disaster and austere medicine.
Publications:
Wong, N., & Ingledew, P. A. “The quality of YouTube videos on radiotherapy and prostatectomy for prostate cancer.” CUAJ. 2024;18(2):61–66. https://doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.8523
Presentations:
Wong, N., & Ingledew, P. A. “The quality of YouTube videos on radiotherapy and prostatectomy for prostate cancer.” Oral and poster presentation at the Western Medical Research Conference, January 20–22, 2022, Carmel, CA. Abstract 390.
Wong, N., Bowels, N., Cross, S., et al. “Neurosurgery and Behavior: Survival Surgery Procedures and Techniques.” Oral and poster presentation at the Allen Institute for Brain Science Showcase, June 2014, Seattle, WA.
Professional Goals: I would like to pursue my research interests and possibly complete a fellowship. I also love to teach, so I can see the possibility of working in a teaching hospital to guide the next generation of physicians. Currently, I am dedicated to learning the art of emergency medicine and becoming a reliable physician for those in need in the hospital setting and outside of it.
Personal Interests: Rock climbing, ultimate frisbee, kiteboarding, snowboarding, woodcrafting and turning, painting, urban exploring, and museums.
PGY-1 Resident, Emergency Medicine
Institution: Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago
Education:
M.D., Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Iași, Romania, 2004
M.S. in Nursing Education, Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana (expected 2026)
Short Bio: Dr. Uzma Rizvi is a PGY-1 Emergency Medicine resident at Insight Hospital & Medical Center Chicago. She earned her medical degree from Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Romania and completed a one-year rotating internship at Hamad Hospital in Doha, Qatar, where she worked in the Emergency Department caring for acute medical, surgical, and trauma patients. She later gained additional U.S. clinical experience through Emergency Medicine, Critical Care, and Internal Medicine externships, as well as quality and patient safety roles at Beacon Health System. Her experiences caring for diverse and underserved patient populations have strengthened her commitment to Emergency Medicine and compassionate, patient-centered care.
Clinical Interests: Emergency medicine, critical care, patient safety, quality improvement, medical education, and care of underserved populations.
Research Interests: Clinical research in emergency medicine, trauma care, patient outcomes, and quality improvement. Dr. Rizvi has contributed to several peer-reviewed publications and case reports.
Professional Goals: My goal is to become a skilled emergency medicine physician who provides high-quality, evidence-based care while serving diverse communities. I am interested in medical education, patient safety initiatives, and leadership opportunities that improve healthcare delivery.
Personal Interests: Cooking, traveling, spending time with family and friends, and community service. I also enjoy helping newly arrived immigrant families and participating in activities that support my local community.
Education:
M.D., Saint James School of Medicine, 2025
Bio:
Originally from Brazil, I moved to Canada as a teenager and later completed my medical education in the Caribbean. I was drawn to emergency medicine for its fast pace, meaningful impact, and the resilience of those who practice it. The field demands adaptability, quick thinking, and compassion—all qualities that deeply resonate with me. I am especially passionate about caring for underserved communities and vulnerable populations.
Clinical Interests:
Emergency medicine, pain medicine, medical education, global health
Research Interests:
Global health initiatives, innovations in medical education, and novel approaches to pain management in emergency settings
Professional Goals:
My long-term goals include pursuing a fellowship and participating in global medical missions to help expand access to care.
Personal Interests:
Outside of medicine, I enjoy traveling, playing tennis, exploring different cuisines through cooking classes, and landscape photography.
Education:
M.D., Windsor University School of Medicine, 2023
B.Sc. in Neuroscience, University of Toronto, 2018
Clinical Interests:
Caring for underserved populations, with a focus on addressing health disparities and the social determinants of health. I am particularly interested in the intersection of emergency medicine and psychiatry, as well as developing sustainable strategies to support the reintegration of psychiatric patients into the community to reduce relapse and prevent recurrent psychiatric emergencies.
Professional Goals:
I am interested in exploring opportunities in global health and medical education. Long-term, I hope to build a career that combines clinical practice with academic medicine, while working to improve access to emergency care in underprivileged communities both in the U.S. and around the world.
Personal Interests:
Outside of medicine, I enjoy cooking and trying new restaurants, especially with family. Traveling to the Caribbean is one of my favorite ways to relax and explore new cultures. I also spend my free time gardening, which I find both calming and rewarding, and I enjoy masonry work as a creative, hands-on outlet.
Education:
M.D., Saint James School of Medicine, 2024
B.HSc. in Health Sciences and Kinesiology, Ontario Tech University, 2013
Bio:
I am a Canadian from Ajax, Ontario, and attended medical school on the beautiful Caribbean island of Nevis, Saint Kitts. My family and I lived in Chicago for three years before moving to Miami for clinical rotations. We are happy to be returning to the Windy City, our favorite place in the U.S.
Clinical Interests:
I am interested in working with underserved populations and improving access to quality healthcare in these areas.
Professional Goals:
I hope to one day establish my own urgent care clinic to provide much-needed care to growing communities. I am also interested in possibly pursuing a critical care fellowship.
Personal Interests:
I enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing and camping, landscape photography, and spending countless hours on video games I can’t seem to beat. Outside of work, I look forward to traveling with my wife and daughter.
Education:
M.D., Sylhet M.A.G. Osmani Medical College, 2014
Bio:
Hi, I’m Jafrin Rashid, an IMG with roots in New York and cultural ties to Bangladesh. I’m drawn to emergency medicine for its urgency, sense of purpose, and the privilege of being present when patients need care the most. I value teamwork, adaptability, and clear communication—especially in high-pressure situations.
Clinical Interests:
Critical care, medical education, serving underserved populations, and ultrasound
Professional Goals:
I’m interested in pursuing a fellowship in critical care or ultrasound, with the goal of deepening my clinical expertise while contributing to medical education. I’m also passionate about improving access to care in underserved communities and hope to integrate advocacy into my long-term career.
Personal Interests:
Outside of medicine, I enjoy cooking, baking, reading, interior decorating, and spending time with family. These moments help me recharge and stay grounded.
Education:
M.D., University of Illinois – Chicago, 2025
B.S. in Applied Biological Sciences, Arizona State University, 2018
Bio:
I lived in Phoenix, Arizona for eight years before moving to Chicago for medical school. I have three siblings, and I enjoy traveling and learning new things.
Clinical Interests:
Community health in underserved areas and health literacy
Research Interests:
Social determinants of health and health literacy
Professional Goals:
I am considering a fellowship in sports medicine and am also interested in medical technological innovation.
Personal Interests:
I have many interests, including music, plants, staying physically active, exploring new places and experiences, cooking, repairing things, and exploring new technology.
Education:
M.D., Patan Academy of Health Sciences, 2021
Bio:
Born and raised in Kathmandu, a vibrant city teeming with travelers from around the world, I developed a passion for travel and trekking as a child. As I grew older and fell in love with medicine, my life became a dynamic balance of adventure and healing. It’s no wonder I was drawn to emergency medicine, where every shift feels like an adventure in itself.
My medical journey began volunteering with earthquake victims in Nepal and concluded in the midst of the pandemic. Faced with a choice, to shy away from emergency medicine or dive in headfirst, I chose the latter. After graduation, I worked as a junior doctor across Nepal: from a bustling urban ER to the remote Himalayas, including the world’s highest emergency room at Everest Base Camp. The mountains taught me resourcefulness; the ER taught me urgency. Together, they forged me into an emergency physician who believes every heartbeat matters, whether beneath hospital fluorescents or the starlight of the Khumbu Glacier.
Clinical Interests:
My clinical passion extends beyond hospital walls to the frontlines where care begins. Whether delivering preventive education or urgent interventions in austere environments, I’m drawn to wilderness medicine, EMS, and disaster medicine.
Research Interests:
Small E, Phillips C, Bunzel W, Cleaver L, Joshi N, Gardner L, Maharjan R, Marvel J. Prior Ambulatory Mild Coronavirus Disease 2019 Does Not Increase Risk of Acute Mountain Sickness. High Altitude Medicine and Biology. September 2023; 24(3):201-208. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 37306966. Article Link
Rijal S, House DR, Joshi N, Thapa B, Shrestha K, Sharma MS. Traumatic Injury among Patients Presenting to the Department of Emergency Medicine of a Tertiary Care Centre. Journal of Nepal Medical Association. February 2024; 62(270):72-75. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 38409991. Article Link
Katwal S, Ghimire A, Bhattarai B, Joshi N. Lung cancer presenting with neurocognitive decline: a compelling case report highlighting healthcare-seeking behavior in rural Nepal. Annals of Medicine and Surgery. October 2023; 85(10):5196-5199. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 37811019. Article Link
Katwal S, Ghimire A, Joshi N. Uncommon presentation: isolated small bowel perforation after blunt abdominal trauma in a pediatric patient; a case report. Annals of Medicine and Surgery. December 2023; 85(12):6222-6226. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 38098590. Article Link
Professional Goals:
I look forward to enrolling in fellowship programs that will help me grow as a physician, both inside and outside the hospital walls.
Personal Interests:
I thrive on movement – whether trekking, hiking, or any activity that gets me outdoors. Sports fuel me as well. I follow the English Premier League religiously and love playing basketball, cricket, and soccer. Living far from family has sparked a passion for cooking and experimenting with new foods. Outdoor plans or team activities? Just say when.
Education:
I am from Vizag, a beautiful beach city in India, and perhaps because I have lived there my whole life, I have developed a strong desire to explore new places, meet new people, and understand different perspectives. Growing up in a family that deeply values emotional ties, I learned early on the importance of empathy in every relationship, and that every person is, in some way, an extension of yourself. I completed medical school in my hometown at the busiest government hospital in the area, where I gained a deep understanding of the need for healthcare literacy and the challenges of accessibility. Music is my second love, and as a trained Carnatic vocalist, I hope to nurture this passion for life.
Clinical Interests:
Healthcare administration, emergency cardiology, diabetes education and prevention
Research Interests:
Health systems efficiency and quality improvement projects
Previously Published:
Correlation of LFTs and dengue outcomes
ACTH use in nephrotic syndrome
Professional Goals:
I am committed to my dream of running my own healthcare establishment in India and would love to pursue either critical care or an administrative fellowship.
Personal Interests:
Music production, gardening, strength training, and exploring specialty coffee
Education:
M.D., American University of Antigua, 2024
Bachelor’s in Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Bio:
As a native son of Chicago, I am grateful for the community and family-first values that have been fostered here. Chicago has provided me with ample opportunities for growth, and I am proud to serve the city that has shaped who I am.
Clinical Interests:
Caring for underserved populations
Professional Goals:
Several factors challenge our marginalized communities, from food deserts to housing insecurity and other resource gaps. I hope to continue working alongside underserved communities in Chicago and the surrounding areas, serving as a positive force in any capacity I can.
Personal Interests:
NBA and NFL; enjoying great food
Education:
M.D., Saint James School of Medicine, 2025
B.Sc. in Psychology, University of Alberta, 2020
Human: Julia
Hobbies: Swimming around the tank

Human: Anita
Hobbies: Being a guard dog and eating fries


We are thrilled to welcome you to the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Insight Hospital and Medical Center – Chicago (IHMCC). Our mission is to cultivate compassionate, empathetic, astute, and holistic physicians who are prepared to meet the diverse and evolving needs of our patients and communities.
At IHMCC, we are steadfast in our commitment to equity and inclusion. We do not discriminate based on religion, ethnicity, gender, or any other demographic group. We believe that every individual, regardless of faith or background, deserves equal respect and access to quality healthcare. Guided by this principle, we aim to contribute to a loving, equitable, and just society.
Our program is rooted in a dedication to lifelong learning, ensuring that our residents are equipped to provide safe, effective, and innovative care. Through a structured and supportive environment, we empower our trainees to excel in clinical service, research, and teaching while fostering their personal and professional development.
IHMCC also prioritizes addressing healthcare disparities within our surrounding communities, including Bronzeville, Chinatown, and the broader Southside of Chicago. By training our residents to be advocates for change, we strive to positively impact the health and well-being of our neighbors.
We look forward to partnering with you on this journey as you grow into exceptional Emergency Medicine physicians, committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of your patients and communities. Welcome to Insight – where your future begins.
Our residency program is located in the vibrant and historic city of Chicago, one of the nation’s most iconic urban centers. Known for its rich cultural diversity, stunning architecture, and welcoming neighborhoods, Chicago offers an unparalleled living and learning experience.
As the third-largest city in the United States, Chicago is home to world-class museums, renowned universities, and a thriving arts and music scene. From the towering skyline of the Loop to the historic charm of neighborhoods like Bronzeville and Chinatown, the city is a dynamic blend of history and modernity.
Here are some highlights about life in Chicago:
Living in Chicago places you at the crossroads of professional opportunity and cultural exploration. The city’s energy and diversity enrich the training experience, helping residents become well-rounded physicians and individuals.

At Insight Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency, we prioritize the emotional, physical, and psychological well-being of our residents and faculty. We foster a supportive environment where self-care and resilience are essential components of professionalism and medical training.
Through structured support systems, educational initiatives, and an unwavering focus on wellness, we aim to cultivate a resilient community of emergency medicine professionals who find joy in their work while navigating life’s challenges with confidence and compassion.

The Emergency Medicine Residency at Insight Hospital & Medical Center offers a comprehensive and balanced training experience that prepares residents for diverse career paths in emergency medicine. With a focus on both academic excellence and hands-on clinical experience, our program ensures that graduates are well-prepared to face the demands of today’s healthcare landscape.
To cultivate highly skilled emergency medicine physicians who are compassionate, adaptive, and committed to providing exceptional care to all patients, regardless of background or circumstance. We emphasize evidence-based medicine, interdisciplinary teamwork, and continuous learning.
Our program provides training in a busy urban hospital with a full spectrum of cases, ensuring that residents are exposed to a variety of clinical scenarios.
Residents receive individualized mentorship from dedicated faculty, with a focus on both professional and personal development.
Our program ensures that residents gain significant procedural and clinical experience from day one. We are committed to providing opportunities that prepare you for independent practice in any emergency setting.
Training at Insight exposes residents to a broad array of patient cases, equipping them with the skills to handle both common and complex medical emergencies.
Interested applicants must apply through the ERAS system and should be graduates of an accredited medical school. A strong commitment to emergency medicine and excellent communication skills are key qualities we seek in candidates.
All applications must be submitted by [date], and selected candidates will be invited for interviews during the months of [months]. For more details, please visit the ERAS website.

Designated Institutional Official (DIO)

GME Director

Internal Medicine Program Director
Chicago is known for its rich cultural scene, excellent dining, and beautiful lakefront. Residents will have the opportunity to enjoy all the benefits of living in one of the nation’s largest and most diverse cities.
From biking along Lake Michigan to attending world-class concerts and sporting events, there’s always something to do in Chicago during your downtime.
If you have any questions about the Emergency Medicine Residency Program,
Please contact: Julia Olivares – Program Coordinator
Our Emergency Medicine Residency Program is committed to fostering an environment of learning, collaboration, and innovation.
We are excited to welcome residents who share our passion for emergency medicine and our dedication to providing excellent patient care.
Join us on this journey, and let’s shape the future of emergency medicine together.