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Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

蝌蚪窝 Department of Emergency Medicine Divisions

Clinical Operations

The Division of Clinical Operations of the Department of Emergency Medicine provides collaborative solutions to emergency department operational challenges through the Froedtert and MCW enterprise.
EMS Medicine

The Division of EMS Medicine of the Department of Emergency Medicine has in-depth knowledge and expertise in all aspects of EMS/prehospital and disaster medicine.
Global and Population Health

The Division of Global and Population Health of the Department of Emergency Medicine addresses the global burden of injury, strengthens our specialty abroad, and addresses health inequities.
Toxicology

The Division of Toxicology of the Department of Emergency Medicine advances the treatment and prevention of poisoning injury through clinical care, research, education, and community engagement.
Ultrasound

The Division of Ultrasound of the Department of Emergency Medicine continuously elevates high-quality patient care through the integration of POCUS expertise into clinical leadership, medical education, scholarship, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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