University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

History

The mission of the Department of Emergency Medicine of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine is to achieve true excellence as a national and international leader in research, teaching, and patient care for the field of Emergency Medicine.

The UC Department of Emergency Medicine, with a practice group known as UC Health Emergency Physicians, is dedicated to providing emergency medical services of the highest quality to the people of the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Tristate region in the emergency departments of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Jewish Hospital, and West Chester Hospital.

Leadership

Department Chair: Arthur Pancioli, MD
Program Director: Brian A Stettler, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Erin M McDonough, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Sarah Ronan-Bentle, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Jeffery M. Hill, MD
Research Director: Christopher Lindsell, PhD

Training Locations

Primary Hospital

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Secondary Hospital

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

Tertiary Hospital

Jewish Hospital

Quaternary Hospital

West Chester Hospital

Curriculum

PGY1

Orientation: 1 month
Emergency Medicine: 4.5 months
Community EM: 1 month
Pediatric EM: 1 month
PICU: 1 month
MICU: 1 month
Ultrasound: 3 weeks
Anesthesia: 1 week
Orthopedics: 1 month
Vacation: 1 month

PGY2

Emergency Medicine: 6 months
Trauma: 1 month
Neurosurgery-ICU: 1 month
CCU: 1 month
Ob/Gyn: 1 month
Elective: 1 month
Vacation: 1 month

PGY3

Emergency Medicine: 7.5 months
Plastic Surgery: 1 month
SICU: 1 month
Elective: 1.5 months
Vacation: 1 month

PGY4

Emergency Medicine: 7 months
Elective: 4 months
Vacation: 1 month

Electives

Fellowships

Contact Information

Residency Coordinator: Jim Griffis Phone: +1 513 558 8114

External Links

http://med.uc.edu/emergencymedicine/about/mission-history