UBMD Emergency Medicine
Hospital/Clinic - Buffalo, NY, US
UBMD Emergency Medicine Employees
UBMD Emergency Medicine Details
UBMD Emergency Medicine is a nonprofit faculty practice plan of the University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. We staff the Emergency Departments at Buffalo General Medical Center, Erie County Medical Center, Buffalo Veterans Administration Medical Center, Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, DeGraff Memorial Hospital, Brooks Memorial Hospital and Wyoming County Community Hospital. Patient care is supervised by University faculty board certified Emergency Physicians. We have an established staff of over 150 Physicians and Advance Practice Providers with expertise in Emergency Medicine. We provide outstanding compassionate care 24/7. Our physicians practice evidence based state of the art medical care. Our core mission is to educate 48 residents in the practice of Emergency Medicine. Join us and work along our various divisional specialties to support our effort in providing the highest quality of patient care and experience.We have following domains which help us in achieving our goals:EM ResearchThe Research Division aims on advancing in the field of emergency medicine through high quality, innovative, timely and collaborative research. With a dedicated team of research specialists and emergency department data collectors, the division supports and engages faculty and residents in all aspects of the research process.Sports medicineThe division focuses on promoting the expertise of EM physicians in caring for injured and ill athletes, both on the sideline and in the emergency department. Involved attending physicians may have the opportunity to cover local sports teams as the designated airway and cardiovascular physicians.EM UltrasoundThe Ultrasound division provides high quality education to our Residents, Attendings and APPs. We promote interdepartmental collaboration by being leaders in POCUS training within our hospital systems, and pursue continued innovation through ultrasound research.
