Residency in Emergency Medicine

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Conference and Didactics

Conferences and Didactics

Formal conferences are held every Wednesday. Residents are not scheduled to work during conferences, and every attempt is made to avoid having them work the preceding night.

Conferences feature:

  • An outstanding regular series of Grand Rounds speakers from across the country
  • Joint conferences with neurologists, cardiologists and surgeons to discuss areas of overlapping interest
  • Monthly journal club
  • Faculty lectures on core curricular topics
  • Regular lectures on electrocardiography, radiology, research design/statistics, toxicology, Disaster Medicine and wellness.
  • Case reviews
  • Monthly simulation exercises

Morning teaching rounds are also conducted daily at each clinical site. During these, a resident presents a case with a discussion and faculty contribute extra teaching points.

A third-year Teaching Resident is available on weekday afternoons at Mount Sinai to guide junior residents through difficult procedures and to supplement the bedside teaching provided by the attendings. Because they do not have clinical responsibilities, Teaching Residents also have time to investigate interesting clinical questions that arise during a shift.

Invited Lecture Series

  • 1/1/09
    Richard Zane, Brigham & Woman's Hospital, "Back Pain in the ED"
  • 1/21/09
    Dr. Wyatt Decker, Mayo Clinic "Atrial Fibrillation"
  • 2/4/09
    Dr. Cathleen Clancy, George Washington University
  • 3/25/09
    Dr. Jay Falk, Orlando Health, "Decompensated Heart Failure and Sepsis"
  • 4/1/09
    Dr. Elizabeth Weinstein, Indianapolis, "EM Presentations of Cardiac Anomalies"
  • 4/8/09
    Dr. John Marx, Carolinas Medical Center, "Innovations in Trauma", "Unforgettable Patients"
  • 4/8/09
    Dr. Daniel Pallin, Brigham and Women's Hospital, "MRSA Cellulitis Research"
  • 4/22/09
    Dr. Stephen Cantrill, Denver Medical Center, "Alternate Standards of Care in Times of Extreme Need"
  • 5/13/09
    Dr. Joe Lex, Temple University, "Strangulation", "Radiology: Contrast, Controversies, and Myths"
  • 5/27/09
    Dr. Baruch Krauss, Boston Children’s Hospital, "Phamacologic and non-Pharmacologic Management of Pediatric Pain and Anxiety"
  • 6/3/09
    Dr. Colin Greineder, University of Pennsylvania, "ED Near Misses"
  • 6/10/09
    Dr. Jacob Reider, Albany Medical Center, "Health Informatics"
  • 6/17/09
    Dr. David Kessler, New York University, "Pediatric Ultrasound"
  • 6/17/09
    Dr. Daniel Lugassy, New York University, "Salicylate Toxicity"
  • 7/22/09
    Dr. Pinhas Halperin, Tel Aviv, "The Israeli Experience"
  • 7/22/09
    Dr. Kenneth Mandl, Boston Children's Hospital
  • 8/26/09
    Peter Viccellio et al, ED Crowding Symposium
  • 9/9/09
    John Prescott, AAMC
  • 10/14/09
    Peter Rosen and Rich Wolfe, BI Boston
  • 11/25/09
    Judd Hollander, University of Pennsylvania
  • 12/10/09
    Michael Gibbs, Maine Medical Center
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