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Jackson Health System (Miami)

2016-06-29T20:56:18Z

Jhsemresidency: /* Curriculum */

==History==
Academic Excellence from Miami to the World

Welcome to the Jackson Health System/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Our ACGME-approved residency is a 3-year program that includes an optional additional year of an integrated “Academic Pathway” with fellowship opportunities in Critical Care, Research, Education/Simulation, Pre-hospital/Disaster and Administration among others.

We offer a comprehensive patient-centered model designed to train compassionate and expert Emergency Medicine leaders. Our EM residency provides a well-rounded curriculum that conforms to the standards of the ACGME to develop outstanding future clinicians and scholars. Rotation locations include the University of Miami Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital in neighboring Broward County.

Established in the heart of Miami in 1918, Jackson Memorial Hospital is the largest public hospital in the nation. Our emergency department sees an average of 110,000 adults and pediatric visits per year and is home to the only Level One Trauma Center serving the 2.6 million habitants of Miami-Dade County and beyond. As the county’s safety net hospital, we see a broad spectrum of conditions and diseases and proudly make a difference in the lives of our patient population daily. Our entire EM faculty has decades of experience educating students, interns and residents and is dedicated to teaching, promoting and advancing emergency medicine.

Program leadership includes Chief of Emergency Medicine Bobby Kapur MD, MPH, a renowned International EM expert, and Residency Director Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM, an expert in pre-hospital/ disaster medicine, critical care and public health.

We are confident that our unique residency program is what you are looking for. Our experienced friendly staff will make you feel right at home; your exposure to medicine will be like no other; and the result will be an education and work readiness beyond compare. Not to mention the exciting and invigorating lifestyle Miami has to offer! Join the Jackson Health System Emergency Medicine Residency Program: where national expertise meets excellence in global health training. Apply through ERAS now.

==Leadership==
*'''Department Chair:'''
**Girish Bobby Kapur, MD, MPH, FACEP, FAAEM
*'''Program Director:'''
**Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM
*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:'''
**Christopher Freeman, MD, FACEP
**Mark Supino, MD
*'''Research Director:'''
**Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM

==Training Locations==

===Primary Hospital===
Jackson Memorial Hospital - Miami

===Secondary Hospital===
Holy Cross - Fort Lauderdale

==Curriculum==

===PGY1===
EM, PEM, Community EM, Cardio/ECC, Rad/US, MICU, Trauma ICU, Anesthesia, OB, Ortho
===PGY2===

===PGY3===

==Electives==

==Fellowships==

==Contact Information==
Isabelle St-Cyr (istcyr@jhsmiami.org)

==External Links==
http://www.jacksonhealth.org/graduate/emergency-medicine.asp

==See Also==
*[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]

[[Category:Resources]]

Jackson Health System (Miami)

2016-06-27T19:43:47Z

Jhsemresidency: /* History */

==History==
Academic Excellence from Miami to the World

Welcome to the Jackson Health System/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Our ACGME-approved residency is a 3-year program that includes an optional additional year of an integrated “Academic Pathway” with fellowship opportunities in Critical Care, Research, Education/Simulation, Pre-hospital/Disaster and Administration among others.

We offer a comprehensive patient-centered model designed to train compassionate and expert Emergency Medicine leaders. Our EM residency provides a well-rounded curriculum that conforms to the standards of the ACGME to develop outstanding future clinicians and scholars. Rotation locations include the University of Miami Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital in neighboring Broward County.

Established in the heart of Miami in 1918, Jackson Memorial Hospital is the largest public hospital in the nation. Our emergency department sees an average of 110,000 adults and pediatric visits per year and is home to the only Level One Trauma Center serving the 2.6 million habitants of Miami-Dade County and beyond. As the county’s safety net hospital, we see a broad spectrum of conditions and diseases and proudly make a difference in the lives of our patient population daily. Our entire EM faculty has decades of experience educating students, interns and residents and is dedicated to teaching, promoting and advancing emergency medicine.

Program leadership includes Chief of Emergency Medicine Bobby Kapur MD, MPH, a renowned International EM expert, and Residency Director Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM, an expert in pre-hospital/ disaster medicine, critical care and public health.

We are confident that our unique residency program is what you are looking for. Our experienced friendly staff will make you feel right at home; your exposure to medicine will be like no other; and the result will be an education and work readiness beyond compare. Not to mention the exciting and invigorating lifestyle Miami has to offer! Join the Jackson Health System Emergency Medicine Residency Program: where national expertise meets excellence in global health training. Apply through ERAS now.

==Leadership==
*'''Department Chair:'''
[[Girish Bobby Kapur, MD, MPH, FACEP, FAAEM]]

*'''Program Director:'''
[[Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM]]

*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:'''
[[Christopher Freeman, MD, FACEP]]

[[Mark Supino, MD]]

*'''Research Director:'''
[[Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM]]

==Training Locations==

===Primary Hospital===
[[Jackson Memorial Hospital - Miami]]

===Secondary Hospital===
[[Holy Cross - Fort Lauderdale]]

==Curriculum==
[[EM, PEM, Community EM, Cardio/ECC, Rad/US, MICU, Trauma ICU, Anesthesia, OB, Ortho]]

===PGY1===

===PGY2===

===PGY3===

==Electives==

==Fellowships==

==Contact Information==
[[Isabelle St-Cyr (istcyr@jhsmiami.org)]]

==External Links==
[[http://www.jacksonhealth.org/graduate/emergency-medicine.asp]]

==See Also==
*[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]

[[Category:Resources]]

Jackson Health System (Miami)

2016-06-27T19:43:21Z

Jhsemresidency: /* Leadership */

==History==
[[Academic Excellence from Miami to the World

Welcome to the Jackson Health System/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Our ACGME-approved residency is a 3-year program that includes an optional additional year of an integrated “Academic Pathway” with fellowship opportunities in Critical Care, Research, Education/Simulation, Pre-hospital/Disaster and Administration among others.

We offer a comprehensive patient-centered model designed to train compassionate and expert Emergency Medicine leaders. Our EM residency provides a well-rounded curriculum that conforms to the standards of the ACGME to develop outstanding future clinicians and scholars. Rotation locations include the University of Miami Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital in neighboring Broward County.

Established in the heart of Miami in 1918, Jackson Memorial Hospital is the largest public hospital in the nation. Our emergency department sees an average of 110,000 adults and pediatric visits per year and is home to the only Level One Trauma Center serving the 2.6 million habitants of Miami-Dade County and beyond. As the county’s safety net hospital, we see a broad spectrum of conditions and diseases and proudly make a difference in the lives of our patient population daily. Our entire EM faculty has decades of experience educating students, interns and residents and is dedicated to teaching, promoting and advancing emergency medicine.

Program leadership includes Chief of Emergency Medicine Bobby Kapur MD, MPH, a renowned International EM expert, and Residency Director Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM, an expert in pre-hospital/ disaster medicine, critical care and public health.

We are confident that our unique residency program is what you are looking for. Our experienced friendly staff will make you feel right at home; your exposure to medicine will be like no other; and the result will be an education and work readiness beyond compare. Not to mention the exciting and invigorating lifestyle Miami has to offer! Join the Jackson Health System Emergency Medicine Residency Program: where national expertise meets excellence in global health training. Apply through ERAS now.]]

==Leadership==
*'''Department Chair:'''
[[Girish Bobby Kapur, MD, MPH, FACEP, FAAEM]]

*'''Program Director:'''
[[Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM]]

*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:'''
[[Christopher Freeman, MD, FACEP]]

[[Mark Supino, MD]]

*'''Research Director:'''
[[Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM]]

==Training Locations==

===Primary Hospital===
[[Jackson Memorial Hospital - Miami]]

===Secondary Hospital===
[[Holy Cross - Fort Lauderdale]]

==Curriculum==
[[EM, PEM, Community EM, Cardio/ECC, Rad/US, MICU, Trauma ICU, Anesthesia, OB, Ortho]]

===PGY1===

===PGY2===

===PGY3===

==Electives==

==Fellowships==

==Contact Information==
[[Isabelle St-Cyr (istcyr@jhsmiami.org)]]

==External Links==
[[http://www.jacksonhealth.org/graduate/emergency-medicine.asp]]

==See Also==
*[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]

[[Category:Resources]]

Jackson Health System (Miami)

2016-06-27T19:42:37Z

Jhsemresidency: Created page with "==History== Academic Excellence from Miami to the World Welcome to the Jackson Health System/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Residency Prog..."

==History==
[[Academic Excellence from Miami to the World

Welcome to the Jackson Health System/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Our ACGME-approved residency is a 3-year program that includes an optional additional year of an integrated “Academic Pathway” with fellowship opportunities in Critical Care, Research, Education/Simulation, Pre-hospital/Disaster and Administration among others.

We offer a comprehensive patient-centered model designed to train compassionate and expert Emergency Medicine leaders. Our EM residency provides a well-rounded curriculum that conforms to the standards of the ACGME to develop outstanding future clinicians and scholars. Rotation locations include the University of Miami Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital in neighboring Broward County.

Established in the heart of Miami in 1918, Jackson Memorial Hospital is the largest public hospital in the nation. Our emergency department sees an average of 110,000 adults and pediatric visits per year and is home to the only Level One Trauma Center serving the 2.6 million habitants of Miami-Dade County and beyond. As the county’s safety net hospital, we see a broad spectrum of conditions and diseases and proudly make a difference in the lives of our patient population daily. Our entire EM faculty has decades of experience educating students, interns and residents and is dedicated to teaching, promoting and advancing emergency medicine.

Program leadership includes Chief of Emergency Medicine Bobby Kapur MD, MPH, a renowned International EM expert, and Residency Director Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM, an expert in pre-hospital/ disaster medicine, critical care and public health.

We are confident that our unique residency program is what you are looking for. Our experienced friendly staff will make you feel right at home; your exposure to medicine will be like no other; and the result will be an education and work readiness beyond compare. Not to mention the exciting and invigorating lifestyle Miami has to offer! Join the Jackson Health System Emergency Medicine Residency Program: where national expertise meets excellence in global health training. Apply through ERAS now.]]

==Leadership==
*'''Department Chair:'''

*'''Program Director:'''
[[Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM]]

*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:'''
[[Christopher Freeman, MD, FACEP]]

[[Mark Supino, MD]]

*'''Research Director:'''
[[Amado Alejandro Baez, MD, MSc, MPH, FAAEM, FCCM]]

==Training Locations==

===Primary Hospital===
[[Jackson Memorial Hospital - Miami]]

===Secondary Hospital===
[[Holy Cross - Fort Lauderdale]]

==Curriculum==
[[EM, PEM, Community EM, Cardio/ECC, Rad/US, MICU, Trauma ICU, Anesthesia, OB, Ortho]]

===PGY1===

===PGY2===

===PGY3===

==Electives==

==Fellowships==

==Contact Information==
[[Isabelle St-Cyr (istcyr@jhsmiami.org)]]

==External Links==
[[http://www.jacksonhealth.org/graduate/emergency-medicine.asp]]

==See Also==
*[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]

[[Category:Resources]]

Emergency medicine residency programs

2016-06-27T19:05:20Z

Jhsemresidency: /* Florida */

==United States==
===Alabama===
*[[University of Alabama]]
===Arizona===
*[[Maricopa Medical Center]]
*[[University of Arizona]]
*[[University of Arizona (South Campus)]]
===Arkansas===
*[[University of Arkansas]]
===California===
*[[Alameda County Medical Center]]
*[[Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center]]
*[[Kaweah Delta Health Care District]]
*[[Kern Medical Center]]
*[[Loma Linda]]
*[[Naval Medical Center San Diego]]
*[[Stanford]]
*[[University of California Davis]]
*[[University of California Irvine]]
*[[University of California Los Angeles (LA County Harbor)]]
*[[University of California Los Angeles (Olive View)]]
*[[University of California San Diego]]
*[[University of California San Francisco (Fresno)]]
*[[University of Southern California (LAC+USC)]]
===Colorado===
*[[Denver Health Medical Center]]
===Connecticut===
*[[University of Connecticut]]
*[[Yale-New Haven Medical Center]]

===Delaware===
*[[Christiana Care Health]]
===District of Columbia===
*[[Georgetown University]]
*[[George Washington University]]
===Florida===
*[[Florida Hospital Medical Center]]
*[[Orlando Health Program]]
*[[University of Florida (Gainesville)]]
*[[University of Florida (Jacksonville)]]
*[[University of South Florida]]
*[[Jackson Health System (Miami)]]

===Georgia===
*[[Emory University]]
*[[Medical College of Georgia]]
===Illinois===
*[[Advocate Christ Medical Center]]
*[[Cook County]]
*[[Midwestern University]]
*[[Northwestern University]]
*[[Presence Resurrection Medical Center]]
*[[Southern Illinois University]]
*[[University of Chicago]]
*[[University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago]]
*[[University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria]]

===Indiana===
*[[Indiana University]]
===Iowa===
*[[University of Iowa]]
===Kansas===
*[[University of Kansas]]
===Kentucky===
*[[University of Kentucky]]
*[[University of Louisville]]
===Louisiana===
*[[Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge)]]
*[[Louisiana State University (New Orleans)]]
*[[Louisiana State University (Shreveport)]]
===Maine===
*[[Maine Medical Center]]
===Maryland===
*[[John Hopkins University]]
*[[University of Maryland]]
===Massachusetts===
*[[Baystate Medical Center (Tufts)]]
*[[Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (Harvard)]]
*[[Boston University Medical Center]]
*[[Brigham and Women's Hospital (Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard)]]
*[[University of Massachusettes]]
===Michigan===
*[[Central Michigan University College of Medicine]]
*[[Genesys Regional Medical Center]]
*[[Grand Rapids Medical Education and Research Center (Michigan State)]]
*[[Henry Ford Hospital]]
*[[Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies (Michigan State)]]
*[[Lakeland Health Emergency Medicine Residency]]
*[[Promedica Monroe Regional Medical Center (Michigan State)]]
*[[Sparrow Hospital (Michigan State)]]
*[[St. John Hospital and Medical Center]]
*[[University of Michigan]]
*[[Wayne State University (Detroit Medical Center)]]
*[[William Beaumont Hospital]]

===Minnesota===
*[[Health Partners Institute for Medical Education Regions Hospital]]
*[[Hennepin County Medical Center]]
*[[Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education]]
===Mississippi===
*[[University of Mississippi Medical Center]]
===Missouri===
*[[St. Louis University School of Medicine]]
*[[University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine Program]]
*[[University of Missouri at Kansas City Truman Medical Center]]
*[[Washington University]]
===Nebraska===
*[[University of Nebraska Medical Center]]
===Nevada===
*[[University of Nevada School of Medicine]]
===New Hampshire===
*[[Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center]]
===New Jersey===
*[[Atlantic Health (Morristown)]]
*[[Cooper Medical School of Rowan University]]
*[[Hackensack University Medical Center]]
*[[Newark Beth Israel Medical Center]]
*[[Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine]]
*[[Rutgers New Jersey Medical School]]
*[[Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School]]

===New Mexico===
*[[University of New Mexico]]
===New York===
*[[Albany Medical Center]]
*[[Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Beth Israel]]
*[[Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Jacobi and Montefiore Medical Centers]]
*[[Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Long Island Jewish Medical Center]]
*[[Brooklyn Hospital Center]]
*[[Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center]]
*[[Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center]]
*[[Maimonides Medical Center]]
*[[Mount Sinai School of Medicine]]
*[[New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens]]
*[[New York Medical College (Metropolitan)]]
*[[New York Presbyterian Hospital]]
*[[New York University School of Medicine/Bellevue Hospital Center]]
*[[North Shore University Hospital]]
*[[St. Barnabas Hospital Health System]]
*[[St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center]]
*[[Staten Island University]]
*[[SUNY Downstate/Kings County Hospital]]
*[[SUNY at Stony Brook]]
*[[SUNY Upstate Medical University]]
*[[University at Buffalo]]
*[[University of Rochester/Strong Memorial Hospital]]

===North Carolina===
*[[Carolinas Medical Center]]
*[[Duke University Hospital]]
*[[University of North Carolina Hospitals]]
*[[Vidant Medical Center]]
*[[Wake Forest University School of Medicine]]
===Ohio===
*[[Akron General]]
*[[Case Western Reserve University/Metrohealth]]
*[[Case Western Reserve University Hospital]]
*[[Ohio State University]]
*[[St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center]]
*[[Summa Health System/Akron City Hospital]]
*[[University of Cincinnati College of Medicine]]
*[[University of Toledeo]]
*[[Wright State University]]
===Oklahoma===
*[[University of Oklahoma College of Medicine]]
===Oregon===
*[[Oregon Health and Science University]]
===Pennsylvania===
*[[Albert Einstein Medical Center]]
*[[Allegheny General Hospital]]
*[[Aria Health]]
*[[Crozer-Chester Medical Center]]
*[[Drexel University College of Medicine/Hahnemann University Hospital]]
*[[Geisinger Health Systems]]
*[[Lehigh Valley Health Network]]
*[[Penn State University]]
*[[St. Luke's Hospital]]
*[[Temple University Hospital]]
*[[Thomas Jefferson University Hospital]]
*[[University of Pennsylvania Hospital]]
*[[University of Pittsburgh Medical Center]]
*[[York Hospital]]

===Puerto Rico===
*[[Hospital Episcopal San Lucas]]
*[[University of Puerto Rico]]
===Rhode Island===
*[[Brown University]]
===South Carolina===
*[[Medical University of South Carolina]]
*[[Palmetto Health/University of South Carolina School of Medicine]]
===Tennessee===
*[[University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Chattanooga]]
*[[University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Memphis]]
*[[Vanderbilt University]]

===Texas===
*[[Baylor College of Medicine]]
*[[Brooke Army Medical Center]]
*[[Darnall Army Medical Center]]
*[[John Peter Smith Hospital]]
*[[Texas A&M College of Medicine]]
*[[Texas A&M/Christus Spohn Hospital]]
*[[Texas Tech University (El Paso)]]
*[[University of Texas at Houston]]
*[[University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals Program]]
*[[University of Texas School of Medicine at San Antonio]]
*[[University of Texas SW Medical Center-Austin]]
*[[University of Texas Southwestern Medical School]]

===Utah===
*[[University of Utah]]
===Virginia===
*[[Carillion Clinic-Virginia Tech]]
*[[Eastern Virginia Medical School]]
*[[Naval Medical Center]]
*[[University of Virginia]]
*[[Virginia Commonwealth University Health System]]
===Washington===
*[[Madigan Healthcare Systems]]
*[[University of Washington]]
===West Virginia===
*[[Charleston Area Medical Center]]
*[[Ohio Valley Medical Center]]

===Wisconsin===
*[[Medical College of Wisconsin]]
*[[University of Wisconsin]]
*[[West Virginia University]]

==Canada==
*[[University of British Columbia]]
*[[University of Alberta]]
*[[University of Calgary]]
*[[University of Saskatchewan]]
*[[University of Manitoba]]
*[[University of Ottawa]]
*[[Queen's University]]
*[[University of Toronto]]
*[[Western University]]
*[[McMaster University]]
*[[McGill University]]
*[[Université Laval]]
*[[Dalhousie University]]

==Pakistan==
===Federal===
*[[Shifa International Hospital at Islamabad]]
===Sindh===
*[[Aga Khan University Hospital at Karachi]]

==See Also==
[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
[[Category:Resources]]