Administrative Fellowship in Emergency Medicine announced
OHSU's Department of Emergency Medicine has received approval for its new Administrative Fellowship starting in July of this year. "The Goal of the fellowship," said director Dan Handel, M.D., M.P.H, "is to develop leadership skills of future emergency department medical directors through practical experiences at OHSU in clinical operations, quality management, service excellence, general management and financial management."
Dr. Handel also serves as Clinical Director of the Emergency Department and is the Current President of OCEP.
State names OHSU EM Faculty member Mohamud Daya as EMS director of the year
Dr. Mohamud Daya’s years of distinctive service with Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue to ensure patients receive the best possible care has earned him the state’s highest honor.Daya was named the 2009 Emergency Medical Services Director of the Year during the Oregon Department of Human Services EMS and Trauma Systems’ state awards banquet.
Read the whole story from The Beaverton Valley Times or download pdf
The new ED Learners Calendar is a google schedule that lists all the learners that are scheduled to be in the department, faculty can email edlearners@gmail.com to get their student learners included on the calendar. View the calendar here.
Portland Monthly names John Ma, Robert Cloutier, Garth Meckler and David Spiro to their Top Doctors for 2010
The annual Top Doctors issue of the Portland Monthly is hitting the stands this week
with an impressive showing from the OHSU Department of Emergency Medicine.
The whole article kicks off with a spotlight on our own Chairman, John Ma. Read the whole story.
OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital now has a dedicated, kids-only
Emergency Department (ED) with specially trained emergency medicine
physicians and pediatric emergency nurses on site 24 hours a day. Read More....
OHSU's Department of Emergency Medicine has received approval for its new Administrative Fellowship starting in July of this year. "The Goal of the fellowship," said director Dan Handel, M.D., M.P.H, "is to develop leadership skills of future emergency department medical directors through practical experiences at OHSU in clinical operations, quality management, service excellence, general management and financial management."
Dr. Mohamud Daya’s years of distinctive service with Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue to ensure patients receive the best possible care has earned him the state’s highest honor.Daya was named the 2009 Emergency Medical Services Director of the Year during the Oregon Department of Human Services EMS and Trauma Systems’ state awards banquet. 
