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*Introduction to Emergency Medicine | *Introduction to Emergency Medicine- 1 month | ||
*Emergency Medicine-- | *Emergency Medicine--5 rotations | ||
*Medical Respiratory Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks | |||
*Medical Respiratory Intensive Care Unit | *Trauma- 4 weeks | ||
*Trauma | *ED Orthopedic & Procedures- 4 weeks | ||
*ED Orthopedic & Procedures | *Pediatric Emergency Medicine- 4 weeks | ||
*Pediatric Emergency Medicine | *Obstetrics- 2 weeks | ||
*Obstetrics | *Ultrasonography- 2 weeks | ||
*Ultrasonography | *Anesthesiology, VA Medical Center- 3 weeks | ||
*Anesthesiology, VA Medical | |||
===PGY2=== | ===PGY2=== | ||
*Emergency Medicine--6 rotations | *Emergency Medicine--6 rotations | ||
*Pediatric Emergency Medicine | *Pediatric Emergency Medicine- 4 weeks | ||
*Community Emergency Medicine | *Community Emergency Medicine- 4 weeks | ||
*Emergency Medicine, VA Medical Center | *Emergency Medicine, VA Medical Center- 3 weeks | ||
*Clinical Decision Unit- 3 weeks | |||
*Clinical Decision Unit | *Advanced Ultrasound- 1 week | ||
*Advanced Ultrasound | *Medical Toxicology- 3 weeks | ||
*Medical Toxicology | *Surgical Trauma Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks | ||
*Surgical Trauma Intensive Care Unit | *Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks | ||
*Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Unit | *Cardiac Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks | ||
===PGY3=== | ===PGY3=== | ||
*Emergency Medicine-9 rotations | *Emergency Medicine-9 rotations | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 2 February 2019
History
The Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Emergency Medicine aims to provide the highest quality adult and pediatric emergency patient care, education, and research in Central Virginia. They fulfill mission by
- Providing care for approximately 95,000 patients per year
- Providing medical direction to the award-winning Richmond Ambulance Authority and to the pre-hospital systems in the surrounding counties
- Providing poisoning and toxicology education through the Virginia Poison Center
- Performing groundbreaking research in resuscitation, cardiology, toxicology, neurology and pre-hospital care
- Educating future leaders in emergency medicine
Leadership
- Department Chair: Joseph Ornato, MD, FACP, FACC, FACEP
- Program Director: Joel Moll, MD, FACEP
- Assoc. Program Director: Peter Moffat, MD
- Asst. Program Director: Stephen Miller, DO
- EM/IM Program Director: Pawan Suri, MD
Training Locations
Primary Hospital
VCU Medical Center
Secondary Hospital
Memorial Regional Medical Center
Tertiary Hospital
Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center
Curriculum
PGY1
- Introduction to Emergency Medicine- 1 month
- Emergency Medicine--5 rotations
- Medical Respiratory Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks
- Trauma- 4 weeks
- ED Orthopedic & Procedures- 4 weeks
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine- 4 weeks
- Obstetrics- 2 weeks
- Ultrasonography- 2 weeks
- Anesthesiology, VA Medical Center- 3 weeks
PGY2
- Emergency Medicine--6 rotations
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine- 4 weeks
- Community Emergency Medicine- 4 weeks
- Emergency Medicine, VA Medical Center- 3 weeks
- Clinical Decision Unit- 3 weeks
- Advanced Ultrasound- 1 week
- Medical Toxicology- 3 weeks
- Surgical Trauma Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks
- Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks
- Cardiac Intensive Care Unit- 4 weeks
PGY3
- Emergency Medicine-9 rotations
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
- Trauma Surgical ICU Senior
- Elective
- EMS
Electives
Fellowships
Contact Information
Residency Coordinator: Kevin Keller Email: kevin.keller@vcuhealth.org Phone: 804-828-4860
External Links
http://www.emergencymedicine.vcu.edu/about/index.html