Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

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Residency Curriculum

 Selena Suturing

 

          

 

 

  

EM-1

The EM-1 year focuses on acquiring the knowledge and essential technical skills which will provide the foundation for Emergency Medicine.  Three weeks of vacation are included.

 

EM-2

The EM-2 year focuses on managing multiple and critically ill patients in the Emergency Department.  The EM-2 performs all trauma airways and provides radio control for all acute care resuscitations in the Milwaukee County EMS system.  Three weeks of vacation plus one week of conference (ACEP) are included.

  • Emergency Medicine -- combining Adult, Pediatric, and Flight for Life (8 months) 
  • Community Emergency Medicine at St. Luke's Hospital (1 month)
  • Medical ICU (1 month)
  • Surgical ICU (vacation) (1.5 months)
  • Pediatric Anesthesia (3 weeks)

 

EM-3

During the EM-3 year, residents will continue to expand their clinical experience, captaining traumas and supervising medical students and rotating interns.  Three weeks of vacation plus one week of conference (AAEM or SAEM) are included.

  • Emergency Medicine -- Adult, Pediatric, and Flight for Life (9 months)
  • Ultrasound and EMS (1 month)
  • Elective Rotation (2 months)
    • Anesthesia
    • Community Medicine (Columbia St. Mary's/3-4 weeks)
    • EMS - Advanced (4 weeks)
    • ENT
    • Ophthalmology (only Oct-Jan, May)
    • Oral Surgery (2 weeks)
    • Pain Management
    • Pediatric: Anesthesiology, Critical Care, or Radiology (2 weeks)
    • Plastic Surgery/Hand Clinic (2 weeks)
    • Radiology: Froedtert Hospital (1-4 weeks), St. Luke's (4 weeks)
    • Sports Medicine (2 weeks)
    • Toxicology
    • Ultrasound - Advanced
    • OFF CAMPUS: Mexico, other international rotations (4 weeks)
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