Southeastern Health

History

The Campbell-Southeastern Health Emergency Medicine Residency has ACGME Continued Accreditation status. The program began as a 4-year program, but transitioned to a 3-year program in July, 2020. It serves a large, rural non-profit healthcare network in Robeson County, North Carolina. It is considered to be one of the best keep secret in emergency medicine training! Residents are engaged and happy. Faculty have a passion for teaching and a passion for emergency medicine. HIghlights include interesting patients and pathology with tons of procedures. As a rural, racially diverse community, Lumberton is the poorest and unhealthiest county in NC. The patient population comes with diverse medical and social pathology. The ED sees an extremely high trauma volume, both blunt and penetrating, without a trauma team. The residency truly has a symbiotic relationship with the community. Patients welcome residents participate in their care as the program strives to improve the quality of care within the community. A true diamond in the rough.

Leadership

Program Director: Elizabeth Gignac, DO

Associate Program Director: Brianna Crosby, MD

Training Locations

Primary Hospital

Southeastern Health

Secondary Hospital

Carolinas Medical Canter
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
WakeMed

Curriculum

PGY1

EM: 7 blocks
Ped EM: 1 block
ICU: 1 block
Inpatient Pediatrics: 1 block
Ortho/Hand Surgery: 1 block
L&D: 1 block
Anesthesia: 2 weeks
Ultrasound: 2 weeks

PGY2

EM: 8 blocks
Trauma: 1 blocks
Toxicology: 1 block
ICU: 1 block
Advanced Ultrasound: 2 weeks
Elective: 6 weeks

PGY3

EM: 7 blocks
Ped EM: 1 block
PICU: 1 block
Peds Elective: 1 block
ICU: 1 block
EMS: 2 weeks
Administration: 2 weeks
Elective: 1 block

Contact Information

Kayla Lowry, Residency Coordinator

Email: Lowry31@srmc.org
Phone: 910-735-8783

Contact info:

Brianna Jones, Residency Coordinator

jonesb3@srmc.org (910) 735-8783

External Links

Southeastern Health EM Residency