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==History==
==History==
Our goal is to prepare Emergency Physicians to excel in any hospital or environment in the world, including the operational environment and under other austere conditions. A strong focus on officer and leadership development sets our program apart from our civilian counterparts. Our curriculum is challenging but ultimately rewarding. Upon completion, you will be the most well-rounded, self-reliant, and confident emergency physician possible. The academic tradition and core values of our program produces graduates who excel in leadership and academic positions, both in and out of the Navy. We encourage participation in a wide range of professional, academic, and leadership opportunities that prepare trainees for success and rapid promotion. Our curriculum blends
clinical experiential learning with deliberate procedural practice in a variety of educational models, simulation experience, flipped-classroom didactics, leadership seminars, and field exercises.


[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_A82JeNW7DYb1QwREFYcFhNWWxZZTFHdkpLcmUzQmlJNzl3 NMCP Emergency Medicine Brochure]
==Leadership==
==Leadership==
*'''Department Chair:''' CDR Matthew Lawrence
*'''Department Chair:''' CDR Matthew Lawrence
*'''Program Director:''' CDR John Devlin
*'''Program Director:''' CDR John Devlin
*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' CDR Johnathan Auten
*'''Associate Program Directors:''' CDR Johnathan Auten, LCDR Daphne Morrison Ponce
*'''Research Director:''' LCDR Paul Roszko
*'''Research Director:''' CDR Johnathan Auten
===Primary Hospital===
==Primary Hospital==
*Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
*'''Naval Medical Center Portsmouth'''
*Naval Medical Center Camp Lejune
==Training Locations==
==Training Locations==
*'''Sentara Leigh:'''
*'''Sentara Leigh'''
*'''Sentara Norfolk General Hospital:'''
*'''Sentara Norfolk General Hospital'''
*'''Riverside Regional Medical Center:'''
*'''Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital'''
*'''Chesapeake Regional Medical Center:'''
*'''Riverside Regional Medical Center'''
*'''Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center:'''
*'''Chesapeake Regional Medical Center'''
*'''Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters:'''
*'''Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center'''
*'''Virginia Commonwealth University:'''
*'''Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters'''
*'''Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters:'''
*'''Virginia Commonwealth University'''
*'''Virginia Beach General Hospital'''
*'''Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters'''
 
*'''Naval Medical Center Camp Lejune'''
*'''University of Florida/Shands'''
*'''New York City Poison Center'''
==Curriculum==
==Curriculum==
 
An asterisk denotes an offsite training location. Please view the program brochure for a detailed description of the residency curriculum.
===PGY1===
===PGY1===
*NMCP EM Orientation
*NMCP EM Orientation- 4 weeks
*NMCP ED
*NMCP ED- 8 weeks
*Cardiac Care Unit
*Sentara Leigh ED*- 4 weeks
*Burn Trauma (SNGH)
*Anesthesia- 4 weeks
*Obstetrics/Orthopedics
*Adult ICU*- 4 weeks
*Sentara Leigh ED
*Cardiology- 4 weeks
*Intensive Care Unit (SNGH)
*Trauma*- 4 weeks
*General Surgery
*Obstetrics- 2 weeks
*Anesthesia (NMCP)
*Orthopedics- 2 weeks
*Internal Medicine
*Inpatient Care (General Surgery, Internal Medicine)- 8 weeks
*Clinical Elective
*Clinical Elective- 4 weeks
*Operational Medicine
*Operational Medicine- 4 weeks
 
===PGY2===
===PGY2===
 
*Maryview ED- 4 weeks
===PGY3===
*NMCP ED- 12 weeks
 
*Leigh ED: 4 weeks
*Pediatric ED*- 4 weeks
*Community MIlitary ED- 4 weeks
*Trauma*- 4 weeks
*Anesthesiology*- 4 weeks
*NMCP ICU- 4 weeks
*NMCP ED Ultrasound- 4 weeks
*Obstetrics/EMS & En-Route Care- 4 weeks
*REBIL- 4 weeks
===PGY3===
===PGY3===
 
*NMCP ED- 16 weeks
==Electives==
*ED/Trauma*- 4 weeks
 
*Leigh ED- 4 weeks
*Chesapeake ED*- 4 weeks
Trauma*- 4 weeks
*Pediatric ICU- 4 weeks
Adult ICU*- 4 weeks
*Operational Leadership- 4 weeks
*Scholars Electives*- 8 weeks
===PGY4===
*NMCP ED- 24 weeks
*Virginia Beach ED*- 4 weeks
*ED/Trauma*- 4 weeks
*Chesapeake ED*- 4 weeks
*Resuscitation/Trauma*- 4 weeks
*Toxicology*- 4 weeks
*Elective- 4 weeks
*Patient Safety/QI- 4 weeks
==Fellowships==
==Fellowships==
 
*Emergency Ultrasound
*Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief
==Contact Information==
==Contact Information==
Residency Coordinator: Vanda Rich
Residency Program Coordinator: Vanda Rich
Email: Maureen.Sciandra@med.navy.mil
Email: V anda.u.rich.civ@mail.mil
Phone: +1 757 953 1407
Phone: +1 757 953 1407
==External Links==
==External Links==
http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/Patients/EmerMed/Documents/
[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_A82JeNW7DYb1QwREFYcFhNWWxZZTFHdkpLcmUzQmlJNzl3 NMCP Emergency Medicine Brochure]
==See Also==
==See Also==
*[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]
[[Category:Resources]]
[[Category:Resources]]

Revision as of 03:05, 12 September 2017

History

Our goal is to prepare Emergency Physicians to excel in any hospital or environment in the world, including the operational environment and under other austere conditions. A strong focus on officer and leadership development sets our program apart from our civilian counterparts. Our curriculum is challenging but ultimately rewarding. Upon completion, you will be the most well-rounded, self-reliant, and confident emergency physician possible. The academic tradition and core values of our program produces graduates who excel in leadership and academic positions, both in and out of the Navy. We encourage participation in a wide range of professional, academic, and leadership opportunities that prepare trainees for success and rapid promotion. Our curriculum blends clinical experiential learning with deliberate procedural practice in a variety of educational models, simulation experience, flipped-classroom didactics, leadership seminars, and field exercises.

NMCP Emergency Medicine Brochure

Leadership

  • Department Chair: CDR Matthew Lawrence
  • Program Director: CDR John Devlin
  • Associate Program Directors: CDR Johnathan Auten, LCDR Daphne Morrison Ponce
  • Research Director: CDR Johnathan Auten

Primary Hospital

  • Naval Medical Center Portsmouth

Training Locations

  • Sentara Leigh
  • Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
  • Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital
  • Riverside Regional Medical Center
  • Chesapeake Regional Medical Center
  • Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center
  • Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters
  • Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters
  • Naval Medical Center Camp Lejune
  • University of Florida/Shands
  • New York City Poison Center

Curriculum

An asterisk denotes an offsite training location. Please view the program brochure for a detailed description of the residency curriculum.

PGY1

  • NMCP EM Orientation- 4 weeks
  • NMCP ED- 8 weeks
  • Sentara Leigh ED*- 4 weeks
  • Anesthesia- 4 weeks
  • Adult ICU*- 4 weeks
  • Cardiology- 4 weeks
  • Trauma*- 4 weeks
  • Obstetrics- 2 weeks
  • Orthopedics- 2 weeks
  • Inpatient Care (General Surgery, Internal Medicine)- 8 weeks
  • Clinical Elective- 4 weeks
  • Operational Medicine- 4 weeks

PGY2

  • Maryview ED- 4 weeks
  • NMCP ED- 12 weeks
  • Leigh ED: 4 weeks
  • Pediatric ED*- 4 weeks
  • Community MIlitary ED- 4 weeks
  • Trauma*- 4 weeks
  • Anesthesiology*- 4 weeks
  • NMCP ICU- 4 weeks
  • NMCP ED Ultrasound- 4 weeks
  • Obstetrics/EMS & En-Route Care- 4 weeks
  • REBIL- 4 weeks

PGY3

  • NMCP ED- 16 weeks
  • ED/Trauma*- 4 weeks
  • Leigh ED- 4 weeks
  • Chesapeake ED*- 4 weeks

Trauma*- 4 weeks

  • Pediatric ICU- 4 weeks

Adult ICU*- 4 weeks

  • Operational Leadership- 4 weeks
  • Scholars Electives*- 8 weeks

PGY4

  • NMCP ED- 24 weeks
  • Virginia Beach ED*- 4 weeks
  • ED/Trauma*- 4 weeks
  • Chesapeake ED*- 4 weeks
  • Resuscitation/Trauma*- 4 weeks
  • Toxicology*- 4 weeks
  • Elective- 4 weeks
  • Patient Safety/QI- 4 weeks

Fellowships

  • Emergency Ultrasound
  • Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief

Contact Information

Residency Program Coordinator: Vanda Rich Email: V anda.u.rich.civ@mail.mil Phone: +1 757 953 1407

External Links

NMCP Emergency Medicine Brochure

See Also

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