Sentara Norfolk General Hospital

Level I Trauma Center

• The only Level 1 Trauma center in the region

• Trauma and ICU rotations

• In-depth and hands-on experience in performing and directing resuscitations in multi-trauma and medical ICU patients, as well as how to effectively manage a trauma/ICU team.

• Procedure proficiency

Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune

Level III Trauma Center

• 107 Bed academic community medical center located in Coastal Northeastern North Carolina.

• Home to the II Marine Expeditionary Force, NMCCL provides primary and secondary care to >55,000 Service Members and more than 141,000 beneficiaries annually.

• In 2017, NMCCL began the process of seeking accreditation and designation as a Level III.

• It is the only trauma center in the United States Navy.

Sentara Leigh General Hospital

• 250-bed acute care facility serving Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Chesapeake.

• Surrounded by various nursing homes and provides care to the elderly with multiple medical problems of moderate to high acuity.

• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber

VCU PICU

• Part of a major metropolitan medical center

• Treatment of critically ill pediatric patients with multiple medical comorbidities.

• High-quality resuscitative training, critical pediatric procedures and interventions, and outstanding education from multiple peds-trained PICU staff.

• An emphasis on autonomy

Rockford Trauma Rotation at St. Anthony’s

Level I Trauma Center

• A large, academic surgical department where residents work directly with staff surgeons

• This area is known for high volumes of trauma, both penetrating and blunt injuries.

Riverside Regional Medical Center

Level II Trauma Center

• Located in Newport News which serves as a primary referral center for STEMIs and Strokes as well as for higher acuity patients from the “peninsula” area of the Tidewater/Hampton Roads area of Virginia.

• Sees 38,000 patients per year with a 25% admission rate.

• Residents are the first physician responder and team leader for all trauma patients.

• Certified Chest pain and Stroke center

Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center

• 346 bed community hospital in Portsmouth, VA.

• Joint Commission Accredited Primary Stroke Center and Chest Pain Center.

• Part of a comprehensive tele-neurology and neuroscience system that rapidly transfers stroke patients for neuro-interventional care.

• Serves a highly acute patient population with higher than average cardiovascular and renal disease.

Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughter

• The only dedicated pediatric hospital in the entire Commonwealth of Virginia.

• 40 beds with an annual census of 35,000 patients.

• Residents work alongside pediatric emergency medicine fellows and pediatric residents

Sentara Virginia Beach General

Level II Trauma Center

• A 274-bed acute care busy community hospital

• Only a few miles from the oceanfront provides experience in the evaluation of environmental injuries, including dysbaric injury, marine envenomation and poisoning, submersion injury, hyperthermia, and hypothermia.

Chesapeake Regional Medical Center

• 310 bed comprehensive care hospital serving the southern Hampton Roads area, as well as serving as the catchment hospital for parts of rural North Carolina and the Outer Banks.

• 50 bed emergency department with more than 70,000 visits annually.

• All consultant specialties are represented and available on-call 24/7.

• Certified chest pain and primary stroke center.

Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Safety

• 4-week toxicology rotation in Denver, CO

• Became the first Medical Toxicology fellowship program in 1976