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Fellowships

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	==Fellowships==		==Fellowships==
	*Pediatric ~~Emergency Medicine~~		*[[Has::Pediatric emergency medicine fellowship]]
	*Toxicology		*[[Has::Toxicology fellowship]]
	*EMS		*[[Has::EMS fellowship]]
	*~~Global Health and Tactical Medicine~~		*[[Has::International medicine fellowship]]
	*Ultrasound		*[[Has::Ultrasound fellowship]]
	*Simulation		*[[Has::Simulation fellowship]]

	==Contact Information==		==Contact Information==

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	'''1985:''' ''Parkland plays a leading role, with state lawmakers Jesse Oliver and Ray Farabee and Farabee’s wife, Helen, in passing legislation to ban “patient dumping” – the practice of transferring medically unstable patients because of inability to pay. The document became a model for national legislation signed into law on April 7, 1986, by President Ronald Reagan.''		'''1985:''' ''Parkland plays a leading role, with state lawmakers Jesse Oliver and Ray Farabee and Farabee’s wife, Helen, in passing legislation to ban “patient dumping” – the practice of transferring medically unstable patients because of inability to pay. The document became a model for national legislation signed into law on April 7, 1986, by President Ronald Reagan.''

	'''November 2008:''' ''Dallas County voters overwhelmingly voted by 82 ~~percent~~ to support the construction of a new hospital partially funded through bond proceeds.''		'''November 2008:''' ''Dallas County voters overwhelmingly voted by 82% to support the construction of a new hospital partially funded through bond proceeds.''

	'''Aug. 20, 2015:''' ''The new Parkland Memorial Hospital officially opens its doors to patients. The state-of-the-art 862-bed, 17-story structure largely replaces the aging Parkland Memorial Hospital that opened in 1954.''		'''Aug. 20, 2015:''' ''The new Parkland Memorial Hospital officially opens its doors to patients. The state-of-the-art 862-bed, 17-story structure largely replaces the aging Parkland Memorial Hospital that opened in 1954.''

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	==Training Locations==		==Training Locations==
	===Primary Hospital===		===Primary Hospital===
	* [http://www.parklandhospital.com/phhs/home.aspx Parkland Memorial Hospital]		*[http://www.parklandhospital.com/phhs/home.aspx Parkland Memorial Hospital]

	===Secondary Hospitals===		===Secondary Hospitals===
	* Children's Medical Center		*Children's Medical Center
	* William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital		*William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital
	* Methodist Hospital		*Methodist Hospital
	* Dallas Presbyterian Hospital		*Dallas Presbyterian Hospital
	* Hunt Regional Medical Center		*Hunt Regional Medical Center
	* Medical City		*Medical City
	* THR Harris Methodist, Fort Worth		*THR Harris Methodist, Fort Worth

	==Curriculum==		==Curriculum==
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	===PGY2===		===PGY2===
	* 7 months in the Parkland ED		*7 months in the Parkland ED
	* 1 month Trauma @ THR Harris Methodist Fort Worth		*1 month Trauma @ THR Harris Methodist Fort Worth
	* 1 month Medicine ICU		*1 month Medicine ICU
	* 2 weeks Surgical ICU		*2 weeks Surgical ICU
	* 2 weeks Plastic Surgery Hand/Face Consult		*2 weeks Plastic Surgery Hand/Face Consult
	* 4 weeks Clements University Hospital ED		*4 weeks Clements University Hospital ED
	* 2 weeks Cardiovascular ICU		*2 weeks Cardiovascular ICU
	* 2 weeks Neonatal ICU		*2 weeks Neonatal ICU
	* 2 weeks Pediatric ICU		*2 weeks Pediatric ICU
	* 2 weeks Elective		*2 weeks Elective

	===PGY3===		===PGY3===
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	==Electives==		==Electives==
	===2 week elective during the PGY-2 year===		===2 week elective during the PGY-2 year===
	* Advanced ultrasound		*Advanced ultrasound
	* EMS		*EMS
	* Research		*Research
	* Global health		*Global health
	* Observation medicine		*Observation medicine
	* Critical Care		*Critical Care
	* Admin		*Admin
	* Education		*Education
	===8 weeks of elective during the PGY-3 year===		===8 weeks of elective during the PGY-3 year===
	* EM in New Zealand: Hawke's Bay Hospital in Hastings		*EM in New Zealand: Hawke's Bay Hospital in Hastings
	* Advanced airway techniques and regional blocks		*Advanced airway techniques and regional blocks
	* Research		*Research
	* Advanced EM techniques in ophthalmology, ENT, OMFS		*Advanced EM techniques in ophthalmology, ENT, OMFS
	* Admin		*Admin
	* EMS		*EMS
	* Critical Care		*Critical Care
	* Other global health opportunities		*Other global health opportunities
	** Recent residents have gone to Ethiopia, India, Thailand, Vietnam, and Chile		**Recent residents have gone to Ethiopia, India, Thailand, Vietnam, and Chile

	==Fellowships==		==Fellowships==
	* Pediatric Emergency Medicine		*Pediatric Emergency Medicine
	* Toxicology		*Toxicology
	* EMS		*EMS
	* Global Health and Tactical Medicine		*Global Health and Tactical Medicine
	* Ultrasound		*Ultrasound
	* Simulation		*Simulation

	==Contact Information==		==Contact Information==
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* [https://www.facebook.com/Dallas-Emergency-Medicine-Residency-839894149356559/ Dallas Emergency Medicine Residency Facebook Page]		*[https://www.facebook.com/Dallas-Emergency-Medicine-Residency-839894149356559/ Dallas Emergency Medicine Residency Facebook Page]

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	* Toxicology		* Toxicology
	* EMS		* EMS
	* Global Health		* Global Health and Tactical Medicine
	* Ultrasound		* Ultrasound
			* Simulation

	==Contact Information==		==Contact Information==

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	*1 month @ Presbyterian Dallas and Hunt Regional Hospitals		*1 month @ Presbyterian Dallas and Hunt Regional Hospitals
	*1 month teaching		*1 month teaching
			*1 month Methodist Dallas
	*2 weeks @ Medical City		*2 weeks @ Medical City

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	*1 month EM Ultrasound		*1 month EM Ultrasound
	*1 month Trauma		*1 month Trauma
	*1 month ~~CCU~~		*1 month Cardiology CU
			*1 month Anesthesia
	*2 weeks Burn ICU		*2 weeks Burn ICU
	*2 weeks Women's Acute Care		*2 weeks Women's Acute Care

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	* 2 weeks Surgical ICU		* 2 weeks Surgical ICU
	* 2 weeks Plastic Surgery Hand/Face Consult		* 2 weeks Plastic Surgery Hand/Face Consult
	* 2 weeks Clements University Hospital ED		* 4 weeks Clements University Hospital ED
	* 2 weeks Cardiovascular ICU		* 2 weeks Cardiovascular ICU
	* 2 weeks Neonatal ICU		* 2 weeks Neonatal ICU

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	==History==		==History==
	Since its formation in 1943, Southwestern Medical School has grown from a small wartime medical college into UT Southwestern Medical Center, a multifaceted academic institution nationally recognized for its excellence in educating physicians, biomedical scientists, and health care personnel.		Since its formation in 1943, Southwestern Medical School has grown from a small wartime medical college into UT Southwestern Medical Center, a multifaceted academic institution nationally recognized for its excellence in educating physicians, biomedical scientists, and health care personnel.

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	==History==		==History==
	Since its formation in 1943, Southwestern Medical School has grown from a small wartime medical college into UT Southwestern Medical Center, a multifaceted academic institution nationally recognized for its excellence in educating physicians, biomedical scientists, and health care personnel.		Since its formation in 1943, Southwestern Medical School has grown from a small wartime medical college into UT Southwestern Medical Center, a multifaceted academic institution nationally recognized for its excellence in educating physicians, biomedical scientists, and health care personnel.