The residency is a combined civilian and Air Force program associated with the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine in Dayton, Ohio. 

Receiving department status in 1980, WSU is the 4th EM Residency Program in the country

3 year allopathic program accepting 10 Air Force residents and 8 civilian residents per year, making it the largest Air Force EM residency program 

13, 4 week blocks per year including trauma, SICU, MICU, PICU, OBGYN, Ultrasound, ED, peds ED and elective time

With 20 full-time faculty, 6 hybrid faculty, and 140+ clinical faculty, all board certified, the teaching is unparalleled

• Specialized and fellowship trained staff in Ultrasound, Toxicology, Pediatric EM, Critical Care, Aerospace Medicine, EMS/Tactical EM, the teaching experience is unparalleled 

WPAFB is home to many of the Air Force's specialized training centers and programs allowing unique collaborative training opportunities for residents

• Air Force Institute of Technology

• Air Force Research Laboratory

• USAF School of Aerospace Medicine

• National Museum of the Air Force

• Home of the USAF Marathon

• Ground Surgical Team & Critical Care Air Transport initial training courses

Residents have the opportunity to act as medical control for local agencies through the Division of Tactical Emergency Medicine

State of the art simulation center with 2 full time techs, open lab hours, and multi-disciplinary patient scenarios adds to procedural and patient care skills

Kettering Health is the official healthcare for the Cincinnati Bengals giving residents opportunities to participate in event medicine