Total Doctors Count - 65689

Dr. Lori E Levine
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 D.O.
Dr. Lori E Levine
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 D.O.
NPI - 155836XXXX
License - 17XX
Tucson, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Forrest Doyle Dean
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
Dr. Forrest Doyle Dean
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
NPI - 179070XXXX
License - 317XX
Cottonwood, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Robert J Kingston
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 M.D.
Dr. Robert J Kingston
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 M.D.
NPI - 184129XXXX
License - 128XX
Tucson, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Michael Evan Brown
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
Dr. Michael Evan Brown
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
NPI - 149777XXXX
License - 196XX
Payson, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. David Dyer
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 D.O.
Dr. David Dyer
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 D.O.
NPI - 171019XXXX
License - 005XXX
Kingman, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Sheetal Thaker
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
Dr. Sheetal Thaker
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
NPI - 169909XXXX
License - MT19XXXX
Tucson, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Marvin T Clever
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
Dr. Marvin T Clever
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
NPI - 109392XXXX
License - 406XX
Phoenix, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Levi Filler
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓
Dr. Levi Filler
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓
NPI - 140723XXXX
License - 007XXX
Phoenix, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Alan G Molk
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
Dr. Alan G Molk
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 MD
NPI - 113413XXXX
License - 178XX
Phoenix, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Jennifer Roper
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 M.D.
Dr. Jennifer Roper
🩺 Emergency Medicine
🎓 M.D.
NPI - 120521XXXX
License - 585XX
Phoenix, AZ, United States
English
10–30 min consultation

What is Emergency Medicine? 

 

Emergency Medicine is a medical specialty that focuses on the acute care of patients who require immediate medical attention due to a variety of illnesses or injuries. Emergency Medicine physicians are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions, from minor injuries to life-threatening illnesses, and they work in hospital emergency departments or other emergency care settings.

Emergency Medicine physicians are responsible for evaluating patients quickly and efficiently, making critical decisions about their care, and providing appropriate treatment in a timely manner. They work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals, including nurses, paramedics, and other specialists, to provide the best possible care for their patients.

In addition to providing direct patient care, Emergency Medicine physicians are also responsible for overseeing the management of emergency departments and developing and implementing policies and procedures for the delivery of emergency medical care. They play a critical role in ensuring that patients receive prompt and appropriate care, and that emergency departments are equipped to handle a wide range of medical emergencies.

Who is Emergency Medicine Specialist?

An Emergency Medicine specialist, also known as an Emergency Physician, is a medical doctor who has completed specialized training in the field of Emergency Medicine. These specialists are trained to diagnose and manage a wide range of medical emergencies, including trauma, acute illnesses, and life-threatening conditions.

To become an Emergency Medicine specialist, a physician must first complete a four-year undergraduate degree, followed by four years of medical school. After completing medical school, they must then complete a residency program in Emergency Medicine, which typically lasts three to four years.

During their residency, Emergency Medicine specialists receive extensive training in the diagnosis and management of medical emergencies, including trauma care, cardiac and respiratory emergencies, and critical care medicine. They also receive training in the use of advanced medical technologies, such as ultrasound and CT scans, to help diagnose and treat patients in emergency situations.

After completing their residency, Emergency Medicine specialists may choose to pursue additional training and certification in subspecialties such as toxicology, sports medicine, or pediatric emergency medicine.