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PAUL CHENEY, M.D.

Dept. of Emergency Medicine

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
MEDICAL DIRECTOR, AFD & BFD
CHIEF, EMS SECTION

Med School: University of New Mexico
Residency: University of New Mexico, Emergency
Medicine

Interests: Emergency Medicine Services and wound management.

I have lived in New Mexico for 30 years. I received my B. A. in liberal arts from St. John's College in Santa Fe in 1981, and began medical school at UNM in 1983. I completed my residency training in emergency medicine at UNM in 1990 and been on the faculty since then.

I have a strong interest in EMS, and am currently the Medical Director for the Albuquerque Fire Department. Other interests and activities include: wound management and am physician advisor to the Emergency Department technicians.

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CAMERON CRANDALL, M.D.
 
Dept. of Emergency Medicine

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR,
Vice Chair for Research
CENTER FOR INJURY PREVENTION RESEARCH & EDUCATION

Med School: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Residency: Emergency Medicine, University of New Mexico

Special Interests and Expertise:  Injury Prevention, Epidemiology, Statistics

I grew up in rainy-cloudy Seattle having thought that I had received my life dose of sun while working as Seattle parks lifeguard for many summers…little did I know what was in store for me. After graduating from the University of Washington, I spent half of a year in Paris, France learning the language, drinking way too much wine and eating one great meal after another. While I rarely find French to be of direct use in New Mexico, it has helped me butcher my way through more than one history and physical in Spanish. I took an interest in public health while in medical school and devoted a few years of my life to the discipline of epidemiology. It was this passion that led me to New Mexico. Here I found an emergency medicine program that saw things just a bit differently than all of the others. And here I have stayed. While not crunching numbers for residents and faculty, I spend my time redoing the landscaping of my house in downtown Albuquerque, cooking, and trying to find time to travel. I look forward to meeting you all—and even, just maybe, working a crazy night shift in the ED.

 

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JOY CROOK, M.D.

 Dept. of Emergency Medicine

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,
MEDICAL DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR DISASTER MEDICINE


Med School:
Residency:

Interests:

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MEGAN DELL, M.D.

Dept. of Emergency Medicine

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,

Med School:
Residency:

Interest: 

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DAVID DOEZEMA, M.D.

Dept. of Emergency Medicine

PROFESSOR
VICE CHAIR for administration
CHAIR, HRRC

Med School: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Residency: Henry Ford Hospital, Internal Medicine, MI
Fellowship: Tropical Medicine

Interests: The wonderful New Mexico environment.

I've been at the University of New Mexico 18 of the 21 years I've lived in New Mexico. I've had a number of positions in the emergency department, clinical director and most recently residency director. I'm interested in various clinical issues, especially minor head injury, quality improvement, and triage.  A large reason for my continued enjoyment of our emergency medicine practice is working with great residents.

Outside of work, I enjoy the wonderful New Mexico environment as much as possible with my family.
 

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