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A busy, tertiary care emergency department, Rush University Medical Center sees 72,000 patients a year in a state-of-the-art 40,000 square foot emergency department that opened in 2012. Located minutes away from downtown Chicago, Rush serves a diverse urban community.
The Rush Emergency Medicine Residency officially began in 2017, welcoming its first class. A 3-year training program matching 12 residents per year, the Rush EM Residency trains outstanding clinicians through both varied clinical experiences a strong innovative didactic curriculum.
Educational Resources for Emergency Medicine Residents and Students
Welcome to the Educational Resource for the Rush Emergency Medicine Residency and Emergency Medicine Clerkship.
I have to say that scuba injuries are not my strong suit. However, in doing this blog post, I have to say it’s not the worst thing to read about. For instance, you get a lot of random information like…
EKG Last week’s 5-minute EKG discussion was lead by our APD, Dr. Scott Heinrich. You get handed this EKG from a patient in triage with chest pain. Should you activate the cath lab? … The answer: No This EKG…
Goal of This Blog Pacemakers are becoming increasingly common as our population ages, and are seen more and more in the emergency department. The goal of this post is to summarize common pacemaker settings, the 5-letter nomenclature of pacemakers, indications…
