Memorial Healthcare System
History
Memorial Healthcare System is one of the largest public healthcare systems in the U.S., with combined Emergency Department Volumes of ~500,000 patient visits. Memorial's 3-year EM residency program offers learners exposure to a diverse patient population. From the underserved urban environment of Memorial Regional Hospital to the suburban community of Memorial Hospital West and the highly specialized pediatric care at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, residents encounter a wide range of pathologies. High patient volume and acuity ensure comprehensive training, equipping residents to handle complex medical conditions and become well-rounded physicians capable of treating diverse populations.
Leadership
- Department Chair:
Dr Randy Katz
- Program Director:
Dr Leon Melnitsky
- Associate/Assistant Program Director:
Dr Hanan Atia
- Research Director:
Dr Eric Boccio
Training Locations
Primary Hospital
- Memorial Hospital West (~95,000 patients/year)
Secondary Hospitals
- Memorial Regional Trauma Center (~89,000 patients/year)
- Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital (~80,000 patients/year)
- Memorial Hospital Miramar (~60,000 patients/year)
Curriculum
PGY1
- Emergency Medicine, which includes one month of orientation - 6 months
- MICU - 1 month
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine - 2 months
- Internal Medicine - 1 month
- Anesthesia - 2 weeks
- EMS - 2 weeks
- Ultrasound - 2 weeks
- Vacation - 3 weeks
PGY2
- Emergency Medicine (integrated adult and pediatrics) - 8 months
- MICU - 1 month
- SICU - 1 month
- PICU - 1 month
- Ultrasound - 2 weeks
- Vacation - 3 weeks
PGY3
- Emergency Medicine (integrated adult and pediatrics) - 8 months
- Elective A - 1 month
- Elective B - 1 month
- EM Administration/Education - 1 month
- OBGYN - 2 weeks
- Vacation - 3 weeks
Contact Information
Chemene Michel - CheMichel@mhs.net