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Emergency Medicine resident information.

GW’s Department of Emergency Medicine leads innovative clinical research to improve patient care, focusing on infectious disease, diagnostics, pain management, ultrasound, and more, with NIH-backed funding.

The Disaster and Operational Medicine Section in the Department of Emergency Medicine is a collection of medical professionals dedicated to providing high-quality education, consultation, and operational work in the areas of disaster medicine and emergency management.

GW’s Department of Emergency Medicine leads NIH-backed clinical research in diagnostics, pain management, and more. Family Medicine faculty mentor students and provide care at GW Immediate Primary Care sites.

Meet the faculty team behind the Department of Emergency Medicine.

GW’s Emergency Medicine Critical Care Section improves early intervention for life-threatening conditions, bridging ED and ICU care through research, education, and multidisciplinary protocols.

GW’s Geriatric Emergency Medicine Section delivers patient-centered care for older adults, with Level III GED accreditation, ongoing research, and support from The Washington Home and GW’s health equity center.

The COVID-19 pandemic elevated telehealth as a prevalent care delivery modality for older adults. However, guidelines and best practices for the provision of healthcare via telehealth are lacking. Principles and guidelines are needed to ensure that telehealth is safe, effective, and equitable for…

Sikka is chief of the Innovative Practice and Telehealth section at GW Medical Faculty Associates and professor of emergency medicine in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS). He came to GW for emergency medicine residency training in 2000 and joined the faculty in 2003. He co-invented…

GW’s EM Operations & Leadership Section advances ED administration through research, quality improvement, and leadership training, offering fellowships in operational research and physician leadership.