Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Revision history

ARMC.EMResidency: /* Secondary Hospital */

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Secondary Hospital

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	*ARMC has three helicopter pads and owns two CT scanners; the newest 64-slice CT scanner will scan an abd/pelvis in six seconds. All radiology films are read in-house, with additional overnight “nighthawk” readings for CT scans. ARMC has a state of the art electronic PACS system with several monitors in the ED for radiograph viewing. Medical records are stored electronically so that previous hospital visits and lab results are available on the hospitals computer system within a matter of seconds. Three Ultrasonic portable ultrasound machines are available for use on trauma FAST scans and for diagnosing other pathology.		*ARMC has three helicopter pads and owns two CT scanners; the newest 64-slice CT scanner will scan an abd/pelvis in six seconds. All radiology films are read in-house, with additional overnight “nighthawk” readings for CT scans. ARMC has a state of the art electronic PACS system with several monitors in the ED for radiograph viewing. Medical records are stored electronically so that previous hospital visits and lab results are available on the hospitals computer system within a matter of seconds. Three Ultrasonic portable ultrasound machines are available for use on trauma FAST scans and for diagnosing other pathology.

	===~~Secondary Hospital~~===		===Affiliate Hospitals===
	'''St. Bernardine Medical Center - San Bernardino, CA'''		'''St. Bernardine Medical Center - San Bernardino, CA'''
	*Residents spend their community EM time at St. Bernardine Medical Center and St. Mary’s Medical Center. St. Bernardine’s is a private community hospital, housing more than 463 beds in addition to a functioning RMET and a 20-bed emergency department. Its ED census averages 77,000 patients per year with a specialized emphasis on aggressive cardiology experience. St. Mary’s Medical Center has an ED census of 80,000 patients per year with emphasis on their cardiovascular program and being the only level II NICU center in the area.		*Residents spend their community EM time at St. Bernardine Medical Center and St. Mary’s Medical Center. St. Bernardine’s is a private community hospital, housing more than 463 beds in addition to a functioning RMET and a 20-bed emergency department. Its ED census averages 77,000 patients per year with a specialized emphasis on aggressive cardiology experience. St. Mary’s Medical Center has an ED census of 80,000 patients per year with emphasis on their cardiovascular program and being the only level II NICU center in the area.

ARMC.EMResidency: /* Contact Information */

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Contact Information

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	Danielle Matsuoka<br />		Danielle Matsuoka<br />
	EM ~~Resident~~ Coordinator<br />		EM Residency Coordinator<br />
	(909) 580-2159<br />		(909) 580-2159<br />
	MatsuokaD@armc.sbcounty.gov<br />		MatsuokaD@armc.sbcounty.gov<br />
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	(909) 580-1862<br />		(909) 580-1862<br />
	DavalosA@armc.sbcounty.gov<br />		DavalosA@armc.sbcounty.gov<br />


	==External Links==		==External Links==

ARMC.EMResidency: /* Electives */

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Electives

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	*EMS		*EMS
	*Research		*Research
			*Informatics

	==Contact Information==		==Contact Information==

ARMC.EMResidency at 19:56, 28 August 2023

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	*Peds ER 1 month		*Peds ER 1 month
	*Sub-specialty Track 0.5 month		*Sub-specialty Track 0.5 month

	~~===PGY4===~~
	*EM 9.5 months
	*Sub-specialty track 1.5 months
	*NICU 1 month

	===Electives===		===Electives===

ARMC.EMResidency: /* PGY2 */

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PGY2

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	===PGY2===		===PGY2===
	*EM 9 months		*EM 4 months
			*Community EM 2 months
	*MICU 1 month		*MICU 1 month
	*SICU 1 month		*SICU .75 month
	*~~Research 0~~.5 month		*NICU .75 month
	*EMS 0.5 ~~months~~		*Peds EM 1month
			*EMS .5 month
			*Elective 1 month

	===PGY3===		===PGY3===

ARMC.EMResidency: /* PGY1 */

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PGY1

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	===PGY1===		===PGY1===
	*EM 5~~.75~~ months		*EM 6.5 months
	*EM/Ultrasound 0.25 month
	*Anesthesia 0.5 month		*Anesthesia 0.5 month
	*Pediatrics 1 month
	*OB/Gyn 0.5 month		*OB/Gyn 0.5 month
	*Surgery 1 month		*Surgery .75 month
	*Medicine 1 month		*Medicine 1 month
	*MICU 1 month		*MICU 1 month
	*Orthopedics 1 month		*Orthopedics .25 month
			*Research .5 month

	===PGY2===		===PGY2===

ARMC.EMResidency: /* Secondary Hospital */

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Secondary Hospital

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	'''Loma Linda University Medical Center - Loma Linda, CA'''		'''Loma Linda University Medical Center - Loma Linda, CA'''
	*~~Pediatrics~~ is done during the PGY ~~III~~ year of training at Loma Linda University Medical Center in its Pediatric Emergency Department; this is the regional facility for all major pediatric traumas, seeing more than 25,000 patients per year. Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children’s Hospital is the only pediatric Level I trauma center in the region. The Loma Linda base station manages over 4000 pediatric radio runs per year. The 18-bed pediatric emergency department has 38 hours of attending coverage per day. Loma Linda University has the longest continuously running program in pediatric emergency medicine in California, accepting residents each year since 1992. Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children’s Hospital is a 724-bed tertiary care center including 232 pediatric beds.		*Pediatric Emergency Medicine & PICU is done during the PGY II year of training at Loma Linda University Medical Center in its Pediatric Emergency Department; this is the regional facility for all major pediatric traumas, seeing more than 25,000 patients per year. Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children’s Hospital is the only pediatric Level I trauma center in the region. The Loma Linda base station manages over 4000 pediatric radio runs per year. The 18-bed pediatric emergency department has 38 hours of attending coverage per day. Loma Linda University has the longest continuously running program in pediatric emergency medicine in California, accepting residents each year since 1992. Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children’s Hospital is a 724-bed tertiary care center including 232 pediatric beds.
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	==Curriculum==		==Curriculum==

ARMC.EMResidency: /* Leadership */

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Leadership

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	*'''Program Director:''' Carol Lee, MD		*'''Program Director:''' Carol Lee, MD
	*'''Associate Program Director:''' Gregory Fenati, DO		*'''Associate Program Director:''' Gregory Fenati, DO
	*'''Assistant Program Director:''' ?Benjamin Archambeau, DO		*'''Assistant Program Director:''' Benjamin Archambeau, DO
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Leadership

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	*'''Department Chair:''' Dr. Rodney Borger MD, FACEP		*'''Department Chair:''' Dr. Rodney Borger MD, FACEP
	*'''Program Director:''' Carol Lee, MD		*'''Program Director:''' Carol Lee, MD
	*'''Associate~~/Assistant~~ Program Director:''' Gregory Fenati, DO		*'''Associate Program Director:''' Gregory Fenati, DO
	*'''~~Research~~ Director:''' ~~Michael Neeki~~, DO		*'''Assistant Program Director:''' ?Benjamin Archambeau, DO
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ARMC.EMResidency: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Arrowhead Regional Medical Center is centrally located in Colton, CA and is within an hours drive to both mountains and coastline. ARMC’s Emergency Department is the third busiest in California (behind USC/LAC and RCH/UCR) with an annual volume hovering around ~~110~~,000. As a large volume emergency department and formerly AOA-approved (and now also ACGME-approved) Emergency Medicine residency, Arrowhead provides vigorous and broad training where residents become proficient at EM procedures and manage multiple critical patients simultaneously.		Arrowhead Regional Medical Center is centrally located in Colton, CA and is within an hours drive to both mountains and coastline. ARMC’s Emergency Department is the third busiest in California (behind USC/LAC and RCH/UCR) with an annual volume hovering around 100,000. As a large volume emergency department and formerly AOA-approved (and now also ACGME-approved) Emergency Medicine residency, Arrowhead provides vigorous and broad training where residents become proficient at EM procedures and manage multiple critical patients simultaneously.
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