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Post
Graduate Fellowship in Emergency Medicine (PGFEM) |
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The
Post-Graduate Fellowship Program in Emergency
Medicine at RTIICS will consist
of a two-year
curriculum that will be divided into
24 clinical modules that will cover the
breadth of emergency medicine. |
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At the
successful conclusion of the program, the graduating fellows will be
able to practice independently within emergency departments as
well-trained physicians, ands they will receive a “Certificate
of Completion” from the
RRIEM
at the George Washington University, with the university hologram on
it. Fellows will receive a certificate of course completion from
RTIICS separately. |
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The
Department of Emergency Medicine at the
George Washington University was the
seventh academic Emergency Medicine Department in the United
States. The Department has extensive experience in training health
care practitioners and non-medical personnel throughout the U.S. and
across the globe. The Department sponsors a broad range of
clinical, educational, research, and consulting initiatives in the
areas of Emergency Medicine and Emergency Management. |
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The
Department is committed to service excellence in patient care and
education, expansion of Emergency Medicine's boundaries through the
development of new programs and configurations, and the creation of
new knowledge in this field. The Department is committed to
improving our local community as well as providing a multitude of
services throughout the world. |
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The Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine
at The
George Washington University Medical Center was
established in 1991, in recognition of
both the undisputed excellence of the Medical Center's Department of
Emergency Medicine and its role in saving the life of President
Reagan after a 1981 assassination attempt. The Reagan Institute
serves to strengthen the health and welfare of local, national and
international communities through research, education, training, and
consultative support. The objectives of the Reagan Institute are
successfully achieved through initiatives related to Injury
Prevention and Control, the medical aspects of disaster planning,
preparedness and response, and the enhancement of emergency medicine
throughout the world. |
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