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Emergency Medicine (EM) Residency Program

  • Four-year (PGY 1-4) program

  • The first Emergency Medicine residency to receive a 5-year accreditation on 1st review

    • Full accreditation has been awarded in every subsequent review

  • Moving towards continuous training:

    • 2013: the residency accepted its first four categorical EM interns.

    • 2017: a full complement of ten EM categorical interns

  • Diverse Training Environments

    • Multiple affiliated training sites

    • Comprehensive exposure to EM core curriculum

    • High acuity training in intensive care and trauma

      • Hands on learning of life-saving procedures

      • Independent care of critically ill patient populations

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Get to Know Our Hospital

  • One of the busiest EDs in the Navy

    • 70000 patients per year

      • 200-250 patients per day

      • 25% pediatric patients

    • Designated Chest Pain Center

      • 24-hour catheterization lab availability

    • Ongoing efforts towards becoming a Stroke Center

    • Department layout

      • 25 “Main Side” beds, five triage beds, two resuscitation bays, two observation unit beds, one forensic exam room, four dedicated psychiatric beds

      • Fast Track: 15 Physician Assistant Staffed rooms and three orthopedic beds

    • ED Personnel

      • 40 nurse corps officers, over 50 corpsmen, and over 15 civilian workers are members of the department