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The high acuity and pathology mix has been commented on consistently by visitors, medical students and residents. This is the result of the combined experience between three large training sites: LIJ and NUMC and Jacobi hospitals. They also treat a large variety of patients from all socio-economic classes. With the addition of Nassau University Medical Center , They see a lager volume of blunt and penetrating trauma, in addition to the high acuity medical patient. Long Island Jewish is a tertiary medical center with the largest Children's Hospital on Long Island. | |||
An intensive orientation for all new interns begins your residency. The orientation is divided into didactic sessions, practical sessions, simulation cases, and practical shifts. Also during orientation, weekly recreational activities are held to encourage resident camaraderie. | |||
The LIJ Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the oldest in the state of New York . There is a Teaching Attending without primary clinical responsibility. His or her sole responsibility is to perform direct observation of residents, teach and prepare weekly procedure labs for the residency. | |||
==Leadership== | ==Leadership== | ||
*'''Department Chair:''' Andrew Sama, MD | *'''Department Chair:''' Andrew Sama, MD | ||
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History
The high acuity and pathology mix has been commented on consistently by visitors, medical students and residents. This is the result of the combined experience between three large training sites: LIJ and NUMC and Jacobi hospitals. They also treat a large variety of patients from all socio-economic classes. With the addition of Nassau University Medical Center , They see a lager volume of blunt and penetrating trauma, in addition to the high acuity medical patient. Long Island Jewish is a tertiary medical center with the largest Children's Hospital on Long Island. An intensive orientation for all new interns begins your residency. The orientation is divided into didactic sessions, practical sessions, simulation cases, and practical shifts. Also during orientation, weekly recreational activities are held to encourage resident camaraderie.
The LIJ Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the oldest in the state of New York . There is a Teaching Attending without primary clinical responsibility. His or her sole responsibility is to perform direct observation of residents, teach and prepare weekly procedure labs for the residency.
Leadership
- Department Chair: Andrew Sama, MD
- Program Director: Gino Farina, MD
- Associate/Assistant Program Director:
- Research Director: Robert Silverman, MD
Training Locations
Primary Hospital
Long Island Jewish Medical Center
Secondary Hospital
Nassau University Medical Center
Curriculum
PGY1
- Orientation - 4 weeks
- Critical Care- 4 weeks
- Medical Floors- 4 weeks
- Ultrasound- 2 weeks
- Anesth/US- 4 weeks
- Adult ED- 26 weeks
- Peds ED- 4 weeks
- Vacation- 4 weeks
PGY2
- Hand- 4 weeks
- Ortho 4 weeks
- Peds ED- 4 weeks
- Critical Care - 4 weeks
- Adult Emegency Medicine- 30 weeks
- Emergency Med Services- 2 weeks
- Vacation- 4 weeks
PGY3
- OB- 4 weeks
- Toxicology- 4 weeks
- Critical Care - 4 weeks
- Adult ED- 28 weeks
- Pediatric ED- 6 weeks
- Ultrasound- 2 weeks
- Vacation- 4 weeks
PGY4
- Adult ED- 28 weeks
- Admin - 2 weeks
- Pediatric Emergency- 10 weeks
- Elective- 8 weeks
- Vacation- 4 weeks
Electives
Fellowships
Contact Information
Residency Coordinator: Sandra Luciano Email: SLuciano@NSHS.EDU Phone: +1 718 470 7873