Department of Emergency Medicine - Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences - University at Buffalo

Department chair Robert McCormack.

Department News

In the News

6/10/22 AMR and UBMD rolling out with innovative mobile emergency response
6/1/22 UBMD's MATTERS addictions program gets $8 million boost
2/2/22 Special Report Pediatric Emergency Care Research Grows Up [Emergency Medicine News]
12/29/21 NY becomes the last state to allow air ambulance blood transfusions [WBFO]
11/26/21 Covid-19: Ciclesonide Failed to Accelerate Recovery in Mild Disease [Physician's Weekly]

Faces and Voices

“Our program offers training in a variety of diverse settings. Residents are exposed to a wide array of specialty services including Trauma, Cardiac, Stroke and Pediatrics.”
1/5/22
Kevin McGee, DO
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine
“Our residency program offers an incredible breadth of hands-on experience.”
2/16/22
Josette Teuscher, MD
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine
“I am truly impressed by caliber of individuals that choose to train here. I am even more impressed by the skilled, professional emergency physicians that graduate.”
9/29/21
Benjamin Koenig, MD
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine
“Our program offers truly diverse training given the affiliation with multiple sites, offering different perspectives, techniques and styles of practice.”
10/5/21
Christian DeFazio, MD
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine
“Finding a program where I could get all educational components met and where the camaraderie is deeper than the surface, a place where I wanted to work and felt comfortable learning, was important to me. This was the program for me.”
1/4/22
Joseph Bart, DO
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine
“As a graduate of our residency program, I can confidently say that the training was exceptional.”
1/6/22
Michael Manka, MD
Clinical associate professor of emergency medicine
“Our residents work at multiple sites, exposing them to the many different ways to practice emergency medicine.”
10/5/21
Carolyn Wiech, MD
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine