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History

Their emergency medicine residency program began accepting its first categorical residents in 1991. Since that time, the residency has expanded to also include a 5-year combined emergency medicine/internal medicine program, a 5-year combined emergency medicine/pediatrics program, and a 6-year combined emergency medicine/internal medicine/critical care program. Its medical center is the only one in the country that hosts all four of these emergency medicine residencies. Each year, it accepts 13 residents for the categorical program and 2 each for the combined programs.

Leadership

Department Chair: Brian Browne
Program Director: Michael Bond
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Kenneth Butler, DO
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Mimi Lu, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Michael Abraham
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Angela Taylor
Research Director: Michael Witting, MD

Training Locations

Primary Hospital

University of Maryland Medical Center

Secondary Hospital

Mercy Medical Center

Tertiary Hospital

Baltimore VA Medical Center

Quaternary Hospital

Children's National Medical Center

Curriculum

PGY1

PGY2

PGY3

Electives

Fellowships

Contact Information

Residency Coordinator: Serena Roach Phone: +1 410 328 9702 Fax: +1 410 328 8028

External Links

http://umem.org/res_index.php

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 ==History==
-Their emergency medicine residency program began accepting its first categorical residents in 1991. Since that time, the residency has expanded to also include a 5-year combined emergency medicine/internal medicine program and a 5-year combined emergency medicine/pediatrics program. Its medical center is the only one in the country that hosts all three of these emergency medicine residencies. Each year, it accepts 13 residents for the categorical program and 2 each for the combined programs.
+Their emergency medicine residency program began accepting its first categorical residents in 1991. Since that time, the residency has expanded to also include a 5-year combined emergency medicine/internal medicine program, a 5-year combined emergency medicine/pediatrics program, and a 6-year combined emergency medicine/internal medicine/critical care program. Its medical center is the only one in the country that hosts all four of these emergency medicine residencies. Each year, it accepts 13 residents for the categorical program and 2 each for the combined programs.
 ==Leadership==