Events

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We hosted a panel of 4th years who matched into emergency medicne to gives advice to club memebrs on how to prepare for EM clerkships and successfully match into EM. Watch the recording here. Password: 4uFRd9UK

EM Org. members attended a tabletop to learn how to properly triage patients using START Triage protocols, and mastered several skills to prepare for the big mass casualty incident (MCI) sim!

As the largest simulation ever hosted at ICOM, students from 8 clubs had the opportunity to participate in a mock MCI. Check out the "About" page to learn more!

Club members volunteered their time to help support a local foodbank. 

EM Org. and Anesthesia Interest Group (AIG) teamed together to host multipke leaders and innovators in the world of airway devices to give ICOM students the opportunity to learn and practice vital skills, such as intubation, cricothyrotomy, and more. 

Students got to put the skills they learned and mastered at the Advanced Airway Lab just a few days prior to the test!

One of our very own ICOM grads, Dr. Eric Hall, spoke about his experience transitioning from a medical student to a resident. Watch it here. 

EM Club members donated delicious baked goods to be sold as a means of fundraising money for the first ICOM Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) simulaiton event.

EM Org. welcome meeting and introductions by ICOM EM Faculty

OMS-IV students discussed their experiences with ERAS and interview season. Watch it here. Password: Mu8QcM7p

With the changes in Step/Level 1’s grading system, many students are concerned about how this will impact their applications to residency. Dr. Galuska, a program director for a formerly AOA-associated emergency medicine residency program, spoke  to students about the most current guidelines and recommendations for a successful residency match into emergency medicine.

ACOEP President, Dr. Brandon Lewis, held a virtual Q&A session for ICOM EM Org. members. Watch it here. Password: GyQeRdt3

ICOM EM Org. collaborated with ICOM SOMA to host the Idaho Central District Health to discuss opioid prevention. 

Dr. Kshetrapal provided EM Org. members with information about the pediatric subspecialty of emergency medicine. She discussed how pediatric EM differs adult EM, the stability of the pediatric EM  job market, the route to pediatric EM, and more.

This event was aimed at providing students interested in emergency medicine with information regarding fellowships in emergency medicine. This included the types of fellowships, program lengths, “day-in-the-life”, and more.

EM Org. and Anesthesia Interest Group (AIG) teamed together to host multipke leaders and innovators in the world of airway devices to give ICOM students the opportunity to learn and practice vital skills, such as intubation, cricothyrotomy, and more. 

This event was meant to give OMS-I students and new members of the club an opportunity to learn about the field of emergency medicine. Dr. Brandecker spoke about what steps students should be taking during their time at ICOM to best prepare for a successful career in emergency medicine.

Students were given the opportunity to learn and practice central line skills.

Dr. Herman gave a presentation on IV fluid resuscitation in the ED followed by information on the new EM residency program that was started at Sutter Roseville Medical Center in Sacramento, California. 

Club members volunteered their time to help support a local foodbank. This was part of a larger "EM Day of Service" nationwide. Read about it here.

Students put their trauma skills to the test at this aweomse sim!

Dr. Marlin Trainer answered all student questions about EM. 

Dr. Kevin Wilson gave OMS-II students guidance on emergency medicine. See the slides here.