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Mholtz: Text replacement - "Residency programs" to "Emergency medicine residency programs"

2017-07-08T06:37:39Z

Text replacement - "Residency programs" to "Emergency medicine residency programs"

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

	[[Category:Resources]]		[[Category:Resources]]

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2017-04-17T23:19:32Z

External Links: update

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	~~http~~://~~www~~.~~gwemed~~.edu/~~residency.htm~~		https://smhs.gwu.edu/emed/

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

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Contact Information

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	==Contact Information==		==Contact Information==
	Residency Coordinator: ~~Towanda Sparrow~~ Email: ~~tsparrow~~@~~mfa.~~gwu.edu Phone: +01 202 741 2914		Residency Coordinator: Carla Piereck De Sa Email: msdcpp@gwu.edu Phone: +01 202 741 2914

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	http://www.gwemed.edu/residency.htm		http://www.gwemed.edu/residency.htm

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2017-04-17T23:16:08Z

Leadership

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	*'''Department Chair:''' Robert Shesser, MD		*'''Department Chair:''' Robert Shesser, MD
	*'''Program Director:''' Colleen Roche, MD		*'''Program Director:''' Colleen Roche, MD
	*'''Associate Program Director:''' ~~Tina Choudhri~~, MD		*'''Associate Program Director:''' Sonal Batra, MD

	==Training Locations==		==Training Locations==

Ted Fan at 15:00, 11 October 2016

2016-10-11T15:00:16Z

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	*Emergency Medicine - 7 blocks		*Emergency Medicine - 7 blocks
	*Pediatric ED- 1 block		*Pediatric EM- 1 block
	*Trauma ICU– 1 block		*Trauma ICU– 1 block
	*ICU - 2 blocks		*ICU - 2 blocks

Ted Fan: update blocks

2016-10-11T14:59:28Z

update blocks

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	*Emergency Medicine - 7 blocks		*Emergency Medicine - 7 blocks
	*Trauma – 1 block		*Pediatric ED- 1 block
			*Trauma ICU– 1 block
	*ICU - 2 blocks		*ICU - 2 blocks
	*Teaching resident/ ED Administration - 1 block		*Teaching resident/ ED Administration - 1 block

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2016-08-03T04:45:20Z

updates

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	==Fellowships==		==Fellowships==

			Medical Education Fellowship
			Director: Claudia Ranniger, M.D., Ph.D.
			cranniger@mfa.gwu.edu

			The program, with a concentration in Simulation, is a 1 year mentored program which combines educational requirements, research, and clinical experience to provide a comprehensive education in the use of simulation in medical education.


			Emergency Medicine and Administration Fellowship
			Director: Griffin Davis M.D., M.P.H.
			gdavis@mfa.gwu.edu

			The program trains future emergency department (ED) medical directors and physician group leaders. The curriculum is oriented toward ED operational metric analysis, the development of quality improvement and patient satisfaction programs, hospital and physician group staff issues, billing and coding, medical entrepreneurship, and ED informatics. The fellow will pursue a master’s degree and will attend the ACEP Director’s Academy.


			Extreme Environmental Medicine
			Director: Kris Lehnhardt, M.D. klehnhardt@mfa.gwu.edu

			Fellows are trained to identify and treat unique health problems when operating in an unusual and remote environment with limited resources, significant clinical autonomy, and no access to definitive health care systems.


			Health Policy
			Director: Aisha Liferidge M.D.
			aliferidge@mfa.gwu.edu

			Fellows pursue a didactic fellowship curriculum and have the opportunity to rotate through congressional or federal agency offices. Fellows will work on a variety of policy-related contracts and research projects. Pursuit of a master in public health (MPH) degree or certificate in health policy in the Milken Institute School of Public Health is highly encouraged.


			International Emergency Medicine & Global Public Health
			Director: Katherine Douglass, M.D., M.P.H. kdouglass@mfa.gwu.edu

			Fellows actively participate in the implementation of new and ongoing educational, clinical, and prehospital emergency medicine projects and programs throughout the world. Pursuit of an MPH degree and collaboration with the Department of Global Health in GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health is emphasized.


			Operations Research
			Director: Jesse M. Pines, M.D., M.B.A, MSCE
			pinesj@gwu.edu

			Fellows learn research methods and practical techniques to implement and study operational interventions in the emergency department. The scope of the fellowship content and project (i.e., more research or more implementation) is decided upon by the fellow and the fellowship director. Pursuit of an MPH degree and collaboration with the Department of Health Policy in GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health is emphasized.


			Clinical Research
			Director: Melissa McCarthy, Sc.D., MS melmccar@gwu.edu

			This specialized two-year clinical research fellowship provides a unique opportunity for advanced professional training, including the opportunity to pursue a master of science (MS) or an MPH degree. This fellowship focuses on developing robust research skills, with special emphasis on clinical research design, critical appraisal of the literature, statistical analysis, presentation of results, manuscript preparation, and grant writing. Direct mentorship is key to the success of this fellowship, and fellows will have the opportunity to work with clinical researchers in various fields with funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), foundation, and industry.


			Medical Toxicology
			Director: Cathleen Clancy, M.D.
			cat@poison.org

			In this ACGME-accredited program, fellows provide telephone and bedside consultations through the National Capital Poison Center and several area hospitals. Coursework in research and policy aspects of toxicology is offered through the NIH and GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health and School of Law.


			Telemedicine
			Director: Neal Sikka, M.D.
			nsikka@mfa.gwu.edu

			The program provides an opportunity for collaboration among emergency medicine faculty and faculty in other medical and surgical disciplines as well as engineering and business. We aspire to enable physicians to develop clinical competence in the delivery of telemedicine, leadership in establishing new programs, basic technical knowledge of telehealth delivery, and experience in order to significantly impact the rapidly growing and changing field of telemedicine, telehealth, remote health monitoring and mobile health.


			Ultrasound
			Director: Keith Boniface, M.D.
			kboniface@mfa.gwu.edu

			Fellows gain expertise in clinical applications of bedside ultrasound, learn aspects of U.S. program administration, participate in an active training curriculum and perform research. Fellows work toward RDMS certification during fellowship.


			Disaster/EMS
			Director: Bruno Petinaux, M.D. bpetinaux@mfa.gwu.edu

			Fellows develop skills to become effective emergency managers and emergency medical services leaders through mentorship, experiences, and opportunities. This two-year program also includes a master’s degree in the appropriate area of concentration.

	==Contact Information==		==Contact Information==

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2016-08-03T04:44:00Z

mini fellowship

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	*Pediatric Intensive Care Unit - 1 block		*Pediatric Intensive Care Unit - 1 block
	*Elective - 2 blocks		*Elective - 2 blocks



			Mini-Fellowship Project

			The George Washington University Department of Emergency Medicine requires its' residency graduates to complete a Mini-Fellowship during their training in order to foster interests outside of clinical Emergency Medicine, supplement their future careers, and create well-rounded Emergency Physicians. The graduate creates a niche for themselves of their own choosing in the field of Emergency Medicine. As a result, their Mini-Fellowship will yield a portfolio that may serve as a product of their niche and can enhance their CVs for job opportunities.

	==Electives==		==Electives==

Ted Fan: updates

2016-08-03T04:43:00Z

updates

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	===PGY4===		===PGY4===
	*6 mos ER GWU		The PGY-4 resident is treated as a junior faculty member in the ED with a significant teaching and administrative role in addition to patient care responsibilities. Our senior residents learn not only how to care for any type of patient that comes through the door but how to manage the flow of the ED. The clinical shift requirement is reduced (14 shifts/block) to give academic protected time to complete the Mini-fellowship project. There is additional elective time as well.
	*2 mos ER FFX
	*~~1 mo ER PG~~		*Emergency Medicine - 10 blocks
	*1 ~~mo PICU FFX~~		*Pediatric Intensive Care Unit - 1 block
	*2 ~~mos Elective~~		*Elective - 2 blocks

	==Electives==		==Electives==

Ted Fan: updates

2016-08-03T04:42:25Z

updates

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	===PGY3===		===PGY3===
	*4 mos ER GWU		The PGY-3 year provides opportunities to master the care of the multiple critically ill patients simultaneously. PGY3 residents are involved in multiple educational endeavors in the department and elective time for residents to pursue their interests and career development.
	*2 mos ER FFX
	*~~1 mo ER PG~~		*Emergency Medicine - 7 blocks
	*1 ~~mo Peds ER FFX~~		*Trauma – 1 block
	*2 ~~mos Trauma FFX~~		*ICU - 2 blocks
	*1 ~~mo ICU FFX~~		*Teaching resident/ ED Administration - 1 block
	*~~1 mo~~ Elective		*Elective - 2 blocks

	===PGY4===		===PGY4===
	*6 mos ER GWU		*6 mos ER GWU