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How EM Residents Can Build a Research Portfolio on a Clinical Schedule

By Wayne A. Martini, MD, FACEP | on June 4, 2026 | 0 Comment
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Dr. Martini is an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Mayo Clinic Arizona, where he serves as off-service resident director and incoming assistant program director for the EM Residency Program. He is President of the Arizona Chapter of ACEP, and his research focuses on artificial intelligence and machine learning applications in emergency department operations, clinical quality, and patient safety.

 

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