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July 10, 2017
8:00PM - 10:00PM
Army EMRA Hangout
Brad Reynolds, MD
Professor and Program Director, Department of Emergency Medicine. Graduated from Medical College of Georgia Emergency Medicine Residency in 2004. Associate Residency Director for EM residency from 2004 – 2014. Clerkship Director from February 2014 – March 2017. Program Director March 2017 to present. Research interests include video laryngoscopy, hemorrhage control via tourniquet and hemostatic devices, and medical education (including the use of perfused cadaver models)
Dr. Troy W. Akers MAJ, MC, FS
Chief, Department of Emergency Medicine, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center. Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Augusta University. Graduated from Medical College of Georgia Emergency Medicine Residency in 2015. Prior to Emergency Medicine residency, completed a Family Medicine Internship in 2009 and served as Battalion Surgeon, 1/3 AVN BN, Hunter Army Airfield and Task Force Viper Surgeon during OEF IX-X. Research interests include combat medicine, hemorrhage control, informatics and technology integration in Emergency Medicine.
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Army EMRA Hangout
Brad Reynolds, MDProfessor and Program Director, Department of Emergency Medicine. Graduated from Medical College of Georgia Emergency Medicine Residency in 2004. Associate Residency Director for EM residency from 2004 – 2014. Clerkship Director from February 2014 – March 2017. Program Director March 2017 to present. Research interests include video laryngoscopy, hemorrhage control via tourniquet and hemostatic devices, and medical education (including the use of perfused cadaver models) Dr. Troy W. Akers MAJ, MC, FSChief, Department of Emergency Medicine, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center. Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Augusta University. Graduated from Medical College of Georgia Emergency Medicine Residency in 2015. Prior to Emergency Medicine residency, completed a Family Medicine Internship in 2009 and served as Battalion Surgeon, 1/3 AVN BN, Hunter Army Airfield and Task Force Viper Surgeon during OEF IX-X. Research interests include combat medicine, hemorrhage control, informatics and technology integration in Emergency Medicine.
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