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University of Florida Health Science Center- Jacksonville

University of Florida HSC/Jacksonville
Department of Emergency Medicine
655 West 8th Street
Jacksonville, FL 32209

(904) 244-4106



Fax: (904) 244-4077
Email:
Home page:
http://www.hscj.ufl.edu/em




Department Chairman: David J. Vukich, MD
Residency Director: Dave Caro, MD david.caro@jax.ufl.edu

Associate/Assistant Residency Director: 
Ashley Booth, MD
ashley.booth@jax.ufl.edu  
Tom Morrissey, MD, PhD
tom.morrissey@jax.ufl.edu 
Contact Person and Phone: Marcia Patterson: (904) 244-3817 marcia.patterson@jax.ufl.edu

 

 

Program Type: 1,2,3

Year Started: 1975

Combined Programs: No

 

Institutional Status: Department

 

Institutions:

Primary

Name(s):

University Medical Center

Number of beds in hospital

450

Number of beds in E.D.

60

Number of adult patient visits per year

86,000

Number of pediatric patient visits per year

24,000

Overall admission rate (% of total visits)

18%

Acuity: ICU admission rate (% of admissions)

35%

Number of months (ED/total) at institution

22

Distance from primary site

 

 

Faculty

 

Full time: 24

Part time: 5

EM residency trained: 23

EM Board certified: 23

Women: 8

Minorities: 5

 

Number of residents and position in match

 

R1: 15

R2: 15

R3: 15

R4:  

Women:

 

 

 

Minorities:

 

 

 

Applicants with previous training considered? Yes
Interviews: Review of application, invitations; November - February.
EMS Exposure: One month mandatory rotation.
Aeromedical Program: Yes

 

Research

 

Research Director(s): Phyllis Hendry, MD phyllis.hendry@jax.ufl.edu

 

Resident Requirement? A paper must be written by each resident.
Laboratory space/resources available to EM residents? Yes
Current research activities (list no more than 3 focus areas and the number of peer-review publications in last 3 years, please do not submit bibliographies): Multiple clinical studies in toxicology, trauma and clinical decision rules.

 

Curriculum (* rotation at other than primary institution) 

PGY1
4 ED
Peds ED
Trauma Surgery
CCU
Anesthesia/Critical Care/ Ultrasound
Orthopedics
Medicine Wards   OB/GYN                             MICU


PGY2
PICU
MICU
Toxicology
6 ED
1 Trauma Recuss     Clinical Decision Unit Peds ED



PGY3
1 Trauma ICU
1 EMS
1 Elective
8 ED
1 Peds ED

 

Elective program features: Multiple, including: Administration, EMS, International Medicine, Radiology.
Other curriculum features: Level 1 Trauma, Toxicology Service, Pediatric Emergency Medicine. NASA medical support team.

 

Pediatric exposure: 3months in Peds ED plus additional shifts during ED months, Peds ICU month.
% of ED pediatric visits: 25%
Pediatric inpatient months: 1

 

Fellowships: Pediatrics

 

Medical Student Rotation

Level accepted: MS IV
Reading material provided: Yes
Number of hours of formal didactics: 16 hours individual with students and 16 hours shared with residents
EMS/Aeromedical experience allowed: Yes
Director(s): Jeff Gehring, MD
jeffrey.gehring@jax.ufl.edu Tom Morrissey, MD tom.morrissey@jax.ufl.edu  

Coordinator: Debra Eurom debra.eurom@jax.ufl.edu phone:  (904) 244-4986 fax:  (904) 244-4077
Rotation specifics: One month minimum; 5 nights/1 weekend.

 

Resident Benefits

Dues: ACEP/FCEP and local medical society dues
Subscriptions: Several subscriptions provided through department
Book allowance: $150
Conference stipend: $600
Other: Meeting expenses paid if presenting research

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