Specialty	Emergency Medicine
Gender	Male
E-mail	kevin.baumlin@mountsinai.org
Education and Training	MD, Hahnemann University
	M.D., Hahnemann University
	Residency, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
	Residency, Transitional, Crozer-Chester Medical Center
	Residency, Emergency Medicine, Bronx Municipal Hospital Center
Awards	2008 Physician of the Year Nomination The Mount Sinai Hospital Community of Nurses
	2007 - 2009 Empire Clinical Research Investigator Program (ECRIP): Impact of Emergency Department Crowding on Core Quality Measures Fellowship Director: 2 year fellowship program for ED informatics fellow to study how information technology can be used to better understand ED crowding and quality of care measures $120,000
	2007 Team Award Core Measure Arrivals Team The Mount Sinai Medical Center
	2006 User of the Year Award Awarded to best EDIS (Emergency Department Information System) implementation in US Picis Exchange
	2003 Teaching Award Nomination Institute of Medical Education of Mount Sinai School of Medicine
	2002 Mount Sinai Medical Center Team Award The Mount Sinai Medical Center
	2002 Foundation for Education and Research in Neurologic Emergencies. (FERNE) Acute Stroke Care Application for PDA Co-PI: Created HandiStroke. PDA based educational tool. $5000
	2000 American Heart Association. Scientist Development Grant PI: Changed priority of stroke from level 4 to level 2. Educated Regional EMS $127,000 Prehospital Stroke: Strengthening the Chain
	1999 Outstanding Educator Award Mount Sinai Department of Emergency Medicine
	1998 Emergency Medicine Foundation, Innovation in Medical Education Grant PI: Created EMCyberschool, $5000 The Emergency Medicine CyberSchool: CAI on the Internet for Educating Medical Students
	1991 Excellence in Emergency Medicine Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

Dr. Baumlin is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine.  He has made significant contributions in the areas of undergraduate and graduate medical education, administration, and clinical care and clinical research. His clinical foci have been in the areas of emergency stroke management and the application of automated systems to expedite care and promote patient safety.

He is a graduate of Hahnemann Medical School and the Jacobi-Albert Einstein Emergency Medicine Residency program.  During his tenure at Mount Sinai, Dr. Baumlin has been responsible for a number of our initiatives and programs.  He has served as the Mount Sinai Hospital Site Director for our emergency medicine training program. He is the Director of our Division of Informatics -  It is the result of his intellect, initiative and perseverance that Mount Sinai's emergency department became the first paperless emergency department in New York City.  Dr. Baumlin's clinical research has been supported the Emergency Medicine Foundation and the American Heart Association.  He is involved on National Committees working in the areas of stroke care and IT; he has received teaching awards from both the emergency medicine housestaff, and from the Institute of Medical Education and in 2008 was nominated by Mount Sinai Nursing Staff to be Physician of the Year.

Education and Training	MD, Hahnemann University
	M.D., Hahnemann University
	Residency, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
	Residency, Transitional, Crozer-Chester Medical Center
	Residency, Emergency Medicine, Bronx Municipal Hospital Center
Board Certification	Emergency Medicine

Specialty	Emergency Medicine
Board Certification	Emergency Medicine

Research

Dr. Baumlin's major research interest at this time is in how information technology can improve healthcare.  He is currently working collaboratively with other investigators to determine if the data gathered from electronic records can more easily and quickly answer research questions.

McCarthy ML, Aronsky D, Jones ID, Mine JR, Band RA, Baren JM, Desmond JS, Baumlin KM, Ding R, Shesser R. The Emergency Department Occupancy Rate: A Simple Measure of Emergency Department Crowding? . Ann Emerg Med 2007 Oct 31;.

Nelson BP, Basavaraju SV, Baumlin K. Sonographic diagnosis of axillary artery aneurysm presenting as painful axillary mass. Ann Emerg Med 2006 Sept; 48(3): 339-340.

Shapiro J, Bessette M, Baumlin K, Ragin D, Richardson L. Automating Research Data Collection. Acad Emerg Med 2004 Nov; 11(11): 1223-1228.

Shapiro J, Baumlin K, Bessette M, Levine S. HandiStroke: a Handheld Tool for the Emergent Evaluation of Acute Stroke Patients. Acad Emerg Med 2003; 10(12): 10-12.

Pallin D, Lahman M, Baumlin K. Information Technology in Emergency Medicine Residency-Affiliated Emergency Departments. Acad Emerg Med 2003; 10(8): 848-852.

Baumlin K, Bessette M, Lewis C, Richardson L. EMCyberSchool: An Evaluation of Computer Assisted Instruction on the Internet. Acad Emerg Med 2000; 7(8): 959-962.

Nassisi D, Bruns J, Jagoda A, Baumlin K. Out of Hospital Management of Stroke: Surveying Local Practice with Implication for Change. Acad Emerg Med 2000; 7(4): 402-405.

Jagoda A, Baumlin KM, Raacke L, Jacobson S. Emergency Medicine at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Mount Sinai Journal 1999; 66(5-6): 303-309.

Baumlin KM, Richardson LD. Stroke Syndromes. Emergency Medicine Clinics 1997; 15(3): 551-561.

Baumlin KM. Tapping an Untapped Resource: Medical Students and Faculty Working Together. Biochemical Education 1989; 16(4): 204.