Our club is a crucible for the field of emergency medicine—shaping and refining the skills, knowledge, and impact of those dedicated to advancing the field. We began as a group of EMTs who saw barriers to outreach, research, and education, and we created this club to break through those limitations. By providing opportunities to engage wi
Our club is a crucible for the field of emergency medicine—shaping and refining the skills, knowledge, and impact of those dedicated to advancing the field. We began as a group of EMTs who saw barriers to outreach, research, and education, and we created this club to break through those limitations. By providing opportunities to engage with real-world challenges, collaborate on groundbreaking research, and lead community initiatives, we are transforming the way emergency medicine is experienced and practiced

Our goal is to advance the field of emergency medicine through cutting-edge research, community outreach, and leadership development. We believe in creating visible change, both within the field and in the communities we serve, by equipping members with the tools to make a lasting impact, no matter their level of experience.

Here at the USC Emergency Medicine Club, we're not just about talk—we make things happen. From community training sessions that save lives to research projects that push emergency medicine forward, our impact is clear and visible. Whether it's equipping people with life-saving skills or sparking change through innovation, we’re making sur
Here at the USC Emergency Medicine Club, we're not just about talk—we make things happen. From community training sessions that save lives to research projects that push emergency medicine forward, our impact is clear and visible. Whether it's equipping people with life-saving skills or sparking change through innovation, we’re making sure our presence leaves a lasting mark on both the field and the community.
Please email us at emclubusc@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Emergency Medicine Club at USC is a community organization that aims to pioneer research, outreach, and education within the field of Emergency Medicine.
No, you do not need to have any formal training, such as EMT training, to participate in the Emergency Medicine Club of USC. However, having EMT training can be beneficial, especially when it comes to teaching and practicing different skills. Our club welcomes members of all experience levels, and we provide opportunities for everyone to learn and grow in the field of emergency medicine.
We typically meet bi-weekly for general meetings on Thursday at 8 PM, with community events and workshops scheduled at the beginning of the month. Check our calendar for the most up-to-date information on meeting times and locations.
Go to the "Get Involved" section of this website, and look at the various opportunities we have to offer. From there, if you have any questions or just want to introduce yourself, you can shoot us an email or DM.

Co-Director of Training | Riley Casey, EMT
Certified EMT | UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Undergraduate Student | B.A. Psychology

Co-Director of Training | Akiva Kim, EMT
Certified EMT | UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Undergraduate Student | B.A. Psychology

Executive Director | Eric Duran
EMT | UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Undergraduate Student | B.S. Human Biology

Director of Operations | Kevin Xu, EMT
Certified EMT | UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Undergraduate Student | B.S. Neuroscience and Human Biology

Director of Social Engagement | Kashish Chainani, EMT
Certified EMT | UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Undergraduate Student | B.S. Neuroscience, Minor in Political Science

Director of Communications | Ashlynne Browning
Undergraduate Student | B.A. Psychology

Director of Research | Ethen Chen, EMT
Certified EMT | UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Undergraduate Student | B.S. Quantitive Biology

Director of Finance | Uttej Kollu
Undergraduate Student | B.S Neuroscience

Director of Finance | Nicole Nishimori
Undergraduate Student | B.S Neuroscience and Psychology




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