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Department News
National Recognition
Congratulations to Lynn Cimpello, MD on receiving the 2008 SAEM Young Investigator's Award!
The Injury Free Coalition for Kids of Rochester has kicked off a ”Drive Smarter” program for area teens. This was made possible through the generosity of The Allstate Foundation and with the help of many partners including the Monroe County Office of Traffic Safety, The Strong Regional Trauma Center, Golisano Children’s Hospital at Strong and Technotic Media. Read more: Injury Free Coalition for Kids of Rochester
Congratulations to Erik Rueckmann, MD on receiving a Fellowship Recognition Award at the 2008 NAEMSP Annual Meeting! This award is given out to only a few individuals 
who have succesfully completed a recognized EMS Fellowship.
At the National Association of EMS Physicians 2008 Annual Meeting - Jeremy Cushman, MD was recognized with the Best Pediatric Presentation, "The Epidemiology of Emergency Medical Services Use by Children: An Analysis of the National Hospital Amubulatory Medical Care Survey," Jeremy T. Cushman, Manish N. Shah, Colleen O. Davis, Jeffrey Bazarian, Peggy Auinger, Bruce Friedman
Teaching Awards 2008
Jefferson Svengsouk, MD, Clinical Teaching Award for Adult Services
Lynn Cimpello , MD, Clinical Teaching Award for Pediatric Services
Michael Ladrigan , MD, Emergency Medicine Resident Teaching AwardA. Zachary Hettinger, MD & Aasim Padela, MD, Emergency Medicine Resident Research Award
Michelle Circe, MD, Emergency Medicine Resident Award of Excellence for Dedication to the Care of Ill and Injured ChildrenZachary Hettinger, MD, The Sandra Schneider, MD Leadership Award
Simulation Center Opens - Spring 2007
With the move of the Department's academic offices to Corporate Woods, we have created the Center for Emergency Medicine Education and Research. In addition to faculty offices, the center includes a large conference room with state of the art audiovisual equipment and a 500 square foot simulation center on the third floor and a Pediatric Emergency Library and conference room on the first floor. Residents and chief residents have office space on the third floor with networked computers as well.
The Simulation Center is a safe environment in which to learn and pactice critical care skills, become familiar with procedures and equipment and hone critical thinking skills in an interactive manner. Residents rotate through the simulation center during their three years of training. The curriculum is designed to prepare residents for the clinical challenges they will meet as they progress through the program.
8 New Faculty Join Us
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