Neha Bollam
Mentor: Dr. Griffey
Project: Identifying Adverse Events Associated with High-Risk Opioid Use Using the ED Trigger Tool
Jalen Castille
Mentor: Dr. Theodoro
Project: Ocular Ultrasound for Acute Concussion Evaluation in the Emergency Department (CLOACA ED)
Jessica Griffin
Mentor: Dr. Liss
Project: Addiction Medicine Consultations in Pregnant Women with OUD: Buprenorphine or Methadone?
Rashini Jayawardena
Mentor: Dr. Baumgartner
Project: Predictors of Hypotension Associated With Use of Propofol for Post-Intubation Sedation in the ED
Griffin Johnson
Mentor: Dr. Croft
Project: In-Situ Simulation Acute Care (ISSAC) Program
Alanna Kaminsky
Mentor: Dr. Mudd
Project: Determining CD8+ T cell HLA restriction for influenza-specific T cells found in the lower airways
Tierney Lanter
Mentor: Dr. Ancona
Project: Recurrent Firearm Injury among Emergency Department Patients with Substance Use Disorders or Mental Health Conditions
Amanda Marsh
Mentor: Dr. Liang
Project: A systematic review of injury patterns due to tornado events
Aslyn Mattson
Mentor: Dr. Heitsch
Project: PAR4 and stroke outcomes in a biracial population
Hawarit Mohammed
Mentor: Dr. Theodoro
Project: Rate of AMC misplacement associated with differing compression modalities
Khushi Patel
Mentor: Dr. Ancona
Project: ED utilization rates among ED patients with opioid use disorder: is living in an area of high socioeconomic deprivation associated with an increase in ED utilization?
Christina Pham
Mentor: Dr. Liss
Project: Associations Between Xylazine Positivity Clinical Outcomes
Tafanie Roye
Mentor: Dr. Baumgartner
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Adham Shawkat
Mentor: Dr. Adeoye
Project: Comparison of local and centrally adjudicated modified Rankin Scores in the MOST stroke trial
“The EMERGE program was an invaluable opportunity to pursue independent research and gain exposure to what a career in emergency medicine and research would look like.”
“The EMERGE program was an amazing opportunity to explore my interests in the intersection in emergency medicine and research. Emergency medicine is often perceived as field that does not conduct a lot of research, but this program proved wrong and gave an opportunity to delve into research and has demonstrated how future EM physicians can integrate research into their clinical practice!”
“This mentorship opportunity is invaluable: my mentor was very dedicated to her mentees, and she really cared about our growth as medical students/future researchers. The ER shadowship portion of this program gives you a taste of a day in the life of an EM resident, and serves as a great first-hand learning opportunity!”