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EMIG Educational Events


EMIG holds frequent lunch talks on different topics of student interest and most have lunch provided. We are always looking to have speakers and clinics based on student interests. Please contact us if you have an idea for a talk or clinic. See below for a few examples of what we have done in the past.


Examples of previous talks:

What is Emergency Medicine? -  Dr. Manthey gives an overview of what exactly Emergency Medicine is and what EM docs do on a daily basis

Acute Coronary Syndromes - Dr. Hoekstra, chairman of EM, talks about assessment and basic treatment of cardiac problems

EKGs – Dr. Hess teaches the basics of reading EKGs and how to recognize common problems

Emergency Medicine Residency - Dr. Sokolosky, WFUBMC’s EM residency director, speaks on what to do to get into an EM residency and what program directors look for in an applicant

Pulmonary Emergencies – Dr. Nicks explains the principals of managing respiratory emergencies

Pediatric Emergency Medicine - Dr. Nadkarni, Peds EM medical director, talks and answers questions about the subspecialty of Pediatric EM

Less Than Lethal Weapons – Dr. Bozeman speaks on one of his research interests – the evolving field of weapons like stun guns, pepper spray, beanbag guns and the injuries that EM physicians will see as these are utilized more in the future.  In addition, a handful of students may volunteer to experience a taser first hand.

Toxicology
Running a Code
Private Practice EM
ER research
4th year Match Q/A

Examples of previous clinics:

Airway Clinics - One of the most popular clinics - a team of EM doctors instruct students how to intubate and use other airway devices and the BVM (bag valve mask)

Beginner Suture Clinics - Dr. Leonard and Dr. Blumstein instruct students on how to suture and use Dermabond and staple

Advanced Suture Clinic - Dr. Leonard and Dr. Blumstein teach more techniques how to suture

Improvisational Medicine - Dr. McGinnis shows students how to use what they have at their disposal to make splints and other temporary makeshift devices

Clinics That We are Working on Setting up:
Simulator Lab - How to run a code and treat Emergencies as they develop
Cadaver Lab - Learn how to do procedures like chest tubes

 

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