| A Little About the University Medical Center
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RESEARCH “Research is creating new knowledge.” (Neil Armstrong) LEADERSHIP Residents have the opportunity to participate in leadership development, through participation in quality improvement, risk management, and an optional experience for leadership development in collaboration with the Ohio Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Residents have the opportunity to learn educational techniques and innovations through the UTCOM Education program, featuring distinguished renowned faculty in medical education. Residents will also have an integral role in medical education for medical students in simulation and procedural training, as well as basic emergency skills. INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE ELECTIVE Our residents have the opportunity to participate in an international experience that will provide residents a better frame work of the global development of Emergency Medicine and the issues and problems that affect our specialty worldwide. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Disaster preparedness is an important focus of the residency that is interwoven throughout the entire three-year program. We have on faculty some of the nation’s renowned experts in Disaster Preparedness, including Dr. Paul Rega. Not only would our residents be expected to be knowledgeable in Disaster Preparedness and Disaster Response, but we anticipate that they will become leaders within their community in developing disaster programs and managing EMS and disaster systems. ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD The University of Toledo Medical Center is developing a Digital Hospital, paper light environment and has implemented an electronic Tracking Board and Emergency Department Information System. Residents will gain experience with computerized charting and Care Provider Order Entry (CPOE) utilizing inovative hardware and software at the point of care.
Residents have access to UTCOM’s state-of-the-art simulation lab that provides a vast array of procedural training encompassing airway, resuscitative techniques, pediatric procedures, vascular and surgical procedures. Residents will also have the opportunity to participate as educators for medical students learning basic procedural skills. ADMINISTRATION The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at the University of Toledo will have a particularly strong focus on administrative and economic issues pertaining to Emergency Medicine. Specifically the curriculum will include a clinical administrative rotation, as well as didactic topics including Administrative Management, EMS Management, Reimbursement Issues, Risk Management, Quality Improvement, regulatory issues, investments and financial management. Along with these items this program will outline the economics of medicine and provide and outline the spectrum of opportunities that are available for Emergency physicians, ranging from entrepreneur opportunities to ED management, partnership tracks, and academic pathways. WHETHER your aspirations are to become an emergency physician researcher, educator, ED Medical Director, regional or national leader, or simply an outstanding clinician, our program will provide the tools necessary to reach YOUR goals! Welcome! UTMC Emergency Medicine residency participates in the NRMP: www.nrmp.org
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The University of Toledo Emergency Medicine Residency is distinguished by a commitment to excellence in education, with specific focus on specific innovative areas, including research, leadership, education, disaster preparedness, simulation, and international Emergency Medicine. 
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