Emergency Medicine - Department of Emergency Medicine - University at Buffalo

Department chair Robert McCormack.

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“Our residency program offers a tremendous variety of experiences in different hospital settings, including a rural hospital experience.”
11/16/21
David Ellis, MD
Clinical associate professor of emergency medicine
“I can not think of a better place to do a residency. Buffalo is a friendly, affordable and accessible city with a lot going on.”
2/2/22
Robert McCormack, MD, MBA
Professor and chair of emergency medicine
“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
“I love Buffalo. The people are helpful and down to earth, the cost of living is affordable and it doesn't have the disadvantages of a big city.”
2/15/22
Sucharita Paul, MD, MPH
Clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine
“I am extremely proud of my training and know from my fellow co-residents that have had the choice of their jobs all over the country that the training they received is unmatched and prepared them above and beyond.”
2/16/22
Torsten Behrens, MD
Clinical instructor 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
“The diversity of our hospitals, commitment to teaching by our faculty, and strong training in ultrasound, telemedicine and prehospital care are all major positives of our program.”
1/11/22
Ronald Moscati, MD
Clinical associate professor emeritus of emergency medicine

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