Brigham and Women's Hospital: Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine
Program Description
Type of Program
Our dynamic program is based at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH), a major Harvard-affiliated teaching hospital. BWH is a Level I Trauma and Burn Center and a member of the four year ACGME accredited Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Program. The Department of Emergency Medicine cares for >60,000 ED patients per year, and the 55 bed ED includes two separate 10 bed ED Observation Units. BWH is an equal opportunity employer.
Year Fellowship Started
July 2010
Ultrasound Program Status
We have created a robust Division of Emergency Ultrasound within the Department of Emergency Medicine. Our departmental leadership has a demonstrated strong and successful commitment to emergency ultrasound with recent significant investments in both new technology and faculty. We strive for research excellence with multiple opportunities and stronger partnership with Massachusetts General Hospital.
Number of Ultrasound Faculty
Four
Notable Faculty
Adaira Landry, MD, EdM
Andrew Goldsmith MD, MBA
Elke Platz MD, MS, RDMS
Denie Bernie, RDMS
Ultrasound Fellowship Education
Emergency ultrasound fellows have the opportunity to train under several ultrasound fellowship trained faculty members and our ultrasound technician and educator. The Emergency Department has very collaborative and supportive relationships with the Division of Emergency Radiology and the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. The Emergency Department is also home to STRATUS, a leading comprehensive medical simulation training center with ultrasound simulation capabilities. The Division of International Health and Humanitarian Programs, which operates international research and strategic initiatives, offers two international EM fellowships, and is involved in international applications of diagnostic ultrasound. We also continue to have a very collaborative relationship with Massachusetts General Hospital Emergency Ultrasound group. We continue to collaborate in education and research across both institutions.
Do you bill for ultrasounds?
Yes
Do you require follow up imaging for patients who get ultrasounds?
No