Summary: In this episode of The Learning Curve, host Dr. Irtaza Asar and guest Dr. Andrew Koons discuss the challenges and opportunities in toxicology education. They explore the importance of creating engaging and structured rotations for medical learners, the need for hands-on clinical experiences, and the integration of community engagement and research into toxicology training. Dr. Koons shares insights on designing effective curricula, the role of various specialties in toxicology, and the significance of fostering a collaborative learning environment.   Takeaways: Toxicology rotations are crucial for modern emergency medicine education. There is a shortage of board-certified toxicologists, impacting training quality. Effective rotations require a balance of didactic learning and clinical exposure. Engaging learners at different levels is essential for effective education. Community outreach and research enhance the toxicology training experience. Quality improvement projects are integral to fellowship training in toxicology. A structured curriculum is necessary for comprehensive toxicology education. Integrating other specialties can enrich the toxicology learning experience. Routine with variability keeps learners engaged and motivated. Toxicology offers diverse opportunities for advocacy and leadership in healthcare.