"My hope for the specialty is that it will continue to flourish, that people will find a way to survive, will find a way to improve their own lives, the lives of the patients they care for, and will improve the quality of life for their society."
- Peter Rosen
- Peter Rosen
EM 1 Residents
The first year resident will:
The first year resident will:
- Enhance their ability of assessing patients presenting to the Emergency Department.
- Develop medical management skills of patients through use of diagnostic testing, medical therapy, and specialist consultations.
- Master basic procedures including splint application, wound repair, incision and drainage, lumbar puncture, central venous access, arterial lines, and management of burns.
- Prepare and present cases at didactics.
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EM Orientation Month - 1 block (July)
Emergency Medicine - 4 blocks Critical Care - 1 block Anesthesia - 0.5 blocks Surgical Subspecialty Elective - 0.5 blocks General Surgery - 1 block |
Ophthalmology - 0.5 blocks
ENT - 0.5 blocks Obstetrics - 1 block Internal Medicine - 1 block Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Hurley Hospital - 1 block ICU Night Float - 1 block |
EM 2 Residents
The second year resident will:
The second year resident will:
- Expand and refine patient care skills allowing for the management of several patients simultaneously.
- Participate in major trauma and medical resuscitations.
- Perform more advanced procedures, including pericardiocentesis and tube thoracostomy.
- Be responsible for presentations at didactics.
- Develop medical writing abilities by working on a scholarly project.
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Emergency Medicine - 8 blocks
Radiology - 0.5 blocks Ultrasonography - 0.5 blocks Critical Care - 1 block |
Anesthesia - 0.5 blocks
Emergency Medical Services - 0.5 blocks Orthopedics - 1 block Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Hurley Hospital - 1 block |
EM 3 Residents
The third year resident will:
The third year resident will:
- Continue to hone efficiency and management of an increasing numbers of patients.
- Supervise and teach junior residents and medical students.
- Become responsible for the most critically ill patients by directing medical resuscitations.
- Continue didactics presentations.
- Continue to work on scholarly project.
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Emergency Medicine - 6.5 blocks
Cardiology - 1 block Ultrasonography - 0.5 blocks EMS - 1 block Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Beaumont Hospital - 1 block |
Neurology - 0.5 blocks
Neurosurgery - 0.5 blocks Critical Care - 1 block Toxicology at Detroit Medical Center - 1 block |
EM 4 Residents
The fourth year resident will:
The fourth year resident will:
- Enhance their skills in the emergency department management for preparation as an attending.
- Attend administrative meetings to gain insight on overall ED flow, services, and interdepartmental workings.
- Direct major trauma resuscitations and supervise major medical resuscitations.
- Increased supervision of junior residents and medical students.
- Finish scholarly project for presentation at conference or publication.
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Emergency Medicine - 9 blocks
Elective Rotations - 2 blocks |
Administration - 1 block
Trauma at Hurley Hospital - 1 block |