Summary: In this episode of The Learning Curve, Dr. Irtaza Asar and Dr. Eileen Chu focus on the critical importance of risk management education in medical training, particularly for residents in emergency medicine. Dr. Eileen Chu discusses the fragmented nature of current risk management training and emphasizes the need for a structured, proactive curriculum that empowers learners. Key themes include normalizing systems thinking, teaching common pitfalls, and tailoring education for different levels of learners. The conversation also highlights implementation strategies for a comprehensive risk management elective, aiming to enhance patient safety and reduce medical errors.   Takeaways: Risk management is often overlooked in residency training. Structured education can empower residents to manage risks effectively. Normalizing systems thinking helps reduce blame and fosters learning. Teaching common pitfalls can significantly improve patient outcomes. Documentation is crucial for legal protection and continuity of care. Residents should be encouraged to ask for help and recognize red flags early. Peer reviews should focus on learning rather than blame. A longitudinal approach to risk management education is essential. Developing a risk management elective can enhance training. Educators should model vulnerability to create a safe learning environment.