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	*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger, MD		*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger, MD
	*'''Program Director:''' ~~Christine A. Babcock~~, MD		*'''Program Director:''' James Ahn, MD
	*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' ~~James Ahn~~, MD		*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Adriana Olson, MD
	*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Navneet Cheema, MD		*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Navneet Cheema, MD
	*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' ~~Cliff Rice~~, MD		*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Jared Novack, MD
			*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Isabel Malone, MD

	==Training Locations==		==Training Locations==
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	NUH-Evanston		NUH-Evanston
	===Tertiary Hospital===		===Tertiary Hospital===
	~~Mt. Sinai Hospital~~		NUH Glenbrook

	==Curriculum==		==Curriculum==
	===PGY1===		===PGY1===

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	University of Chicago		University of Chicago

	Comer Children's Hospital		Comer Children's Hospital

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	University of Chicago		University of Chicago
			Comer Children's Hospital

	===Secondary Hospital===		===Secondary Hospital===
	NUH-Evanston		NUH-Evanston

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	==History==		==History==
	Founded in 1972, the University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is ~~one of~~ the ~~country’s~~ oldest training ~~programs~~ in ~~emergency medicine~~. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.		Founded in 1972, the University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is the third oldest training program in the country. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.

	The emergency medicine program has a proud tradition at the University and has played a leadership role in developing the prehospital care system in Chicago, initiating the only hospital-based aeromedical transport system in the city, and contributing to the care of level I trauma patients.		The emergency medicine program has a proud tradition at the University and has played a leadership role in developing the prehospital care system in Chicago, initiating the only hospital-based aeromedical transport system in the city, and contributing to the care of level I trauma patients.

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	Founded in 1972, the University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the country’s oldest training programs in emergency medicine. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.		Founded in 1972, the University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the country’s oldest training programs in emergency medicine. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.

	Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. The patient population ranges from the newborn to the aged and reflects a mix of private and referral patients as well as the emergent care of the medically under served. The emergency medicine program has a proud tradition at the University and has played a leadership role in developing the prehospital care system in Chicago, initiating the only hospital-based aeromedical transport system in the city, and contributing to the care of level I trauma patients. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.		The emergency medicine program has a proud tradition at the University and has played a leadership role in developing the prehospital care system in Chicago, initiating the only hospital-based aeromedical transport system in the city, and contributing to the care of level I trauma patients.

			Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. The patient population ranges from the newborn to the aged and reflects a mix of private and referral patients as well as the emergent care of the medically under served. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.

	==Leadership==		==Leadership==

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	==Leadership==		==Leadership==
	*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger		*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger, MD
	*'''Program Director:''' Christine A. Babcock, MD		*'''Program Director:''' Christine A. Babcock, MD
	*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' James Ahn		*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' James Ahn, MD
	*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' ~~Noah DeGarmo~~ MD		*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Navneet Cheema, MD
	*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' ~~Eric Beck~~		*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Cliff Rice, MD
	*'''Research Director:'''
	==Training Locations==		==Training Locations==
	===Primary Hospital===		===Primary Hospital===

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	==History==		==History==
	University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the country’s oldest training programs in emergency medicine. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.		Founded in 1972, the University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the country’s oldest training programs in emergency medicine. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.

	Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.		Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. The patient population ranges from the newborn to the aged and reflects a mix of private and referral patients as well as the emergent care of the medically under served. The emergency medicine program has a proud tradition at the University and has played a leadership role in developing the prehospital care system in Chicago, initiating the only hospital-based aeromedical transport system in the city, and contributing to the care of level I trauma patients. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.

	==Leadership==		==Leadership==

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	Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.		Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.

	It trains emergency medicine physicians who render competent, compassionate patient care and who contribute to the specialty of emergency medicine and the community through leadership in health care, education, and the creation of knowledge.

	The Program is committed to the well-being of patients and their community. Residents develop clinical competency by caring for diverse patient populations in university, community and urban health care settings. They have the opportunity to pursue interests in clinical and didactic teaching, administration, professional societies, public health, health disparities, international health, aeromedical transport, EMS, and clinical and basic science resuscitation research in a strong academic setting. Its graduates value and promote intellectual curiosity, teaching, the advancement of knowledge, scholarship, communication and leadership skills, cultural diversity, service to others, camaraderie, personal growth and wellness.
	==Leadership==		==Leadership==
	*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger		*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger

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==History==
University of Chicago Emergency Medicine Residency is one of the country’s oldest training programs in emergency medicine. Program alumni have distinguished themselves by achieving leadership roles in the academic, teaching, political, and practice arenas of emergency medicine.

Its university-based program is unique in that it is comprised of three level one trauma centers located in distinctly different socio-demographic settings. This insures its residents an incredibly diverse, comprehensive clinical training experience in a three year training format.

It trains emergency medicine physicians who render competent, compassionate patient care and who contribute to the specialty of emergency medicine and the community through leadership in health care, education, and the creation of knowledge.

The Program is committed to the well-being of patients and their community. Residents develop clinical competency by caring for diverse patient populations in university, community and urban health care settings. They have the opportunity to pursue interests in clinical and didactic teaching, administration, professional societies, public health, health disparities, international health, aeromedical transport, EMS, and clinical and basic science resuscitation research in a strong academic setting. Its graduates value and promote intellectual curiosity, teaching, the advancement of knowledge, scholarship, communication and leadership skills, cultural diversity, service to others, camaraderie, personal growth and wellness.
==Leadership==
*'''Department Chair:''' Linda Druelinger
*'''Program Director:''' Christine A. Babcock, MD
*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' James Ahn
*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Noah DeGarmo MD
*'''Associate/Assistant Program Director:''' Eric Beck
*'''Research Director:'''
==Training Locations==
===Primary Hospital===
University of Chicago
===Secondary Hospital===
NUH-Evanston
===Tertiary Hospital===
Mt. Sinai Hospital
==Curriculum==
===PGY1===
*EM-UCH- 3
*EM-NUH- 1
*PED EM-UCH- 1
*PED EM-MTS- 1
*Trauma Surgical ICU-MTS- 1
*Trauma Service-MTS- 1
*CCU-UCH- 1
*MICU-UCH-1
*ICU/CCU-NUH- 2 weeks
*ANEST/NICU call (NUH or UCH) -1
*Adult CCU/PED ICU-UCH-1.5
*Vacation- 4 weeks
===PGY2===
*EM- Flight Physician UCH- 5
*EM- NUH- 2
*EM MTS- 2
*PEDS EM UCH- 1
*CCU -UCH -1
*Toxicology Selective -1
*Selective -1
*Vacation- 4 weeks
===PGY3===
*EM- Flight Physician UCH -5
*EM- NUH- 1.5
*Ped ED- UCH- 1
*Trauma ED- MTS- 1.5
*Administrative/Teaching Resident -1.5
*International Health/Elective -1.5
*Vacation- 4 weeksips==

==Contact Information==
Residency Program Administrator: Lynne Harnish
Email: lkharnis@uchicago.edu
Phone: +1 773 702 9109
Fax: +1 773 702 3135
==External Links==
http://em.uchicago.edu/
==See Also==
*[[Council_of_Emergency_Medicine_Residency_Directors|Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD)]]
*[[Emergency medicine residency programs]]

[[Category:Resources]]