Emory University

History

Emergency Medicine became an autonomous academic department within the School of Medicine in 1998. The first Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine was Arthur Kellermann, MD, MPH. The mission of the department is "To deliver exceptional prehospital and emergency care, advance groundbreaking science through translational and public health research, accelerating innovation, and providing unmatched education to a diverse group of trainees and communities."

Leadership

Department Chair: David Wright, MD
Program Director: Jeffrey Siegelman, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Matt Gittinger, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Brad Wallace, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Annemarie Cardell, MD
Associate/Assistant Program Director: Maurice Selby, MD
Director of Resident Scholarship: Mike Zdradzinski, MD
Director of Resident Development: Randy Wallace, MD

Training Locations

Primary Hospital

Grady Memorial Hospital

Secondary Hospital

Emory University Hospital Emory University Hospital - Midtown

Tertiary Hospital

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta - Hughes Spalding Children's Healthcare of Atlanta - Arthur M. Blank Hospital

Curriculum

PGY1

ED - 7 mos (4 GMH, 1 EUHM, 2 HS Ped)

PGY2

ED - 7.5 mos (5 GMH, 1 EUHM, 1.5 Ped)

PGY3

ED - 9.5 mos (6.5 GMH, 1 EUHM, 1 EUH, 1 Ped)

Electives

Fellowships

Contact Information

Residency Coordinator: Sharon Ashley, Rikka English, and Simone Pitts Email: emres@emory.edu Phone: +1 404 251 8865

External Links

http://www.em.emory.edu/