WashU Emergency Medicine’s comprehensive group of subspecialty medicine exposes you to both the breadth and depth of emergency care. Training in our nationally-renowned divisions offers you the opportunity to develop expertise in the niche of your choosing.
Critical Care Medicine (CCM)
Covering all aspects of acute and emergency care for critically ill and injured patients beyond just the ICU, our critical care section is highly integrated into both clinical and educational programs.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Through cutting-edge medical oversight and collaborative and collegial training, we improve and advance prehospital care in our community.
General Emergency Medicine
Our team of emergency-trained experts provide state of the art, compassionate patient care at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and at other community sites in the BJC system.
Medical Toxicology
As the original subspecialty of emergency medicine, we’re dedicated to teaching students, residents and fellows about medical toxicology, including addiction medicine.
Neurological Emergencies
We’re one of the largest emergency medicine-based groups of stroke- and neurocritical care-trained physicians in the U.S., leading local, regional and national stroke care.
Ultrasound
Through an “ultrasound-first” approach, we’re at the forefront of collaboration to ensure the value of emergency ultrasound is recognized throughout the episode of care and in various acute care environments.