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EMERGENCY
MEDICAL
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Disaster/Operational/Out-of-Hospital Medicine |
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UNM
Emergency Medicine Residency Requirements |
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All residents
are expected to complete their MCEP (medical control emergency physician)
training and become authorized to act as an MCEP prior to January 1st
of their second year. This will include attendance of the MCEP course,
successful completion of the MCEP protocol test, and a final meeting to
review the test and go over any unanswered questions. You must have
completed at least 12 hours of your ride-along experience prior to taking
the test.
You will achieve competency with appropriate radio procedure and
etiquette (UHF and 800 megahertz), as well as appropriate documentation of
each call..
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Required Reading: |
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1.
Albuquerque
and Bernalillo County Protocols |
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2.
New Mexico State EMS Scope of Practice |
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3.
Kuehl. Chapter
32-35.
Note: A copy of the "Prehospital Systems and Medical Oversight" by
Kuehl that can be "checked out" from the Residency Office. Please contact
Sandra Mirabal @ 272-6524,
SMirabal@salud.unm.edu |
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Fixed wing and
rotor-craft safety course- Required. (Provided by Dr Hazen at resident
conference). |
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Required Reading: |
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1.
Kuehl. Chapter
50. |
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