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Emergency Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is a full academic department within the College of Medicine. The fully accredited residency program was established in 1983 and it is fully staffed by board certified/board eligible emergency medicine faculty. Residents train in the University Hospital Emergency Department, Arkansas Children's Hospital , John L. McClellan VA Medical Center, and the Baptist Medical Center.

 

 

UAMS Medical Center

The UAMS Medical Center Emergency Department is a state of the art facility that handles more than 32,000 visits per year with a 19% admission rate. It houses 25 beds for major and minor trauma, major medicine, a decontamination suite, an orthopedic suite, and a minor surgery suite. The Emergency Department provides full-service on a 24-hour basis with in-house faculty in attendance at all times, and it is JCAHO level I accredited. The Department is capable of managing medical, trauma, neurological, surgical, and obstetrical emergencies. The telephone number for the Emergency Department is 501-686-6337. For Trauma and patient transfers, call 501-686-8888.

 


Arkansas Children's Hospital

Arkansas Children's Hospital houses the busiest Emergency Department in the state with over 60,000 annual patient visits, and is the only Arkansas hospital devoted entirely to the care of children. It is staffed by Board-Certified pediatricians on a 24 hour basis. It is the primary site for the pediatric, PICU and emergency transport rotations in the Emergency Medicine Residency Program. The second and third year residents have continuous pediatric emergency medicine experience in the ACH ER throughout their remaining stay in the program. As interns the residents rotate on the Pediatric wards at ACH.  As second years they rotate through the PICU at ACH.  Third year residents will also do a transport rotation with Angel Flight, the pediatric transport service which serves Arkansas and surrounding areas.

 

 

McClellan Veterans Hospital

Opened in 1984, John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital is conveniently located on the UAMS campus. Residents participate in a variety of rotational experiences including internal medicine and adult critical care.


 

Baptist Medical Center


Baptist Health Medical Center-Little Rock is part of Arkansas's largest health provision system, Baptist Health. First year residents will participate in prehospital care with MEMS and BMC, as well as doing a rotation in private practice emergency medicine at BMC. 

 

 

 

Metropolitan Emergency Medical Services


Metropolitan Emergency Medical Services is the state of the art Emergency Medical Service provider for Little Rock, Pulaski County, Grant County, and the cities of Lonoke, Maumelle, and Sheridan.  First year residents will do a month of EMS with MEMS during which they will have an opportunity to function as part of the EMS crew and learn the interworkings of emergency medical services.

 

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