University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Nashville/Murfreesboro

History

This community-based program offers the unique experience of being based at a high volume, efficient community hospital, while also having the advantages of the academic resources of a major university medical school. Residents play a hands-on role in managing their patients and have the opportunity to perform numerous resuscitations and procedures.

As part of a thriving, private group, the emergency medicine faculty can help teach you the “real world” of emergency medicine. Explore these pages and read the message from our director to see all of the benefits of this unique Emergency Medicine program!

Leadership

  • Department Chair: Daniel Evans, DO, FAAEM, FACEP
  • Program Director: Mark Reiter, MD, MBA, FAAEM
  • Associate/Assistant Program Director: Eric Bruno, MD, FAAEM and Kevin Beier, MD FAAEM
  • Research Director: Michael Silberman, DO

Training Locations

Primary Hospital

Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital

Secondary Hospital

Saint Thomas West Hospital - Nashville, TN

Children's Hospital at Erlanger - Chattanooga, TN

UT Medical Center Trauma - Knoxville, TN

Curriculum

PGY1

• Emergency Medicine - 9 months (includes EM orientation 1st month) (20, 9.5 hour shifts/month)

• Critical Care - 1 month

• OB/GYN - 1 month

• Anesthesiology and ED Ultrasound - 1 month

• Vacation - 3 weeks

PGY2

• Emergency Medicine - 7 months (19, 9.5 hour shifts/month)

• Critical Care - 1 month

• Pediatric Intensive Care Unit - 1 month

• Trauma - 1 month

• EMS and Research - 1 month

• Elective - 1 month

• Vacation 3 weeks

PGY3

• Emergency Medicine - 10 months (16, 9.5 hour shifts/month, including teaching shifts where teaching is primary responsibility + 2, 12 hour fast track shifts/month)

• Critical Care - 1 month

• Elective - 1 month

• Vacation - 3 weeks

Electives

Electives are available in multiple sub-specialities, including but not limited to:

~ Critical Care

~ Radiology

~ Ultrasound

~ Cardiology

~ Orthopedics

~ Event Medicine

~ OBGYN

~ Trauma

~ Community Emergency Medicine

~ Education/Teaching

~ Administration

Fellowships

Contact Information

Residency Coordinator: Kimberly Palmiter

Email: Kimberly.Palmiter@ascension.org

Phone: (615) 396-6449

Fax: (615) 396-6796

External Links

http://comnashville.uthsc.edu/content/emergency-medicine/

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