Overview Yale

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One-year fellowship in EMS
ACGME-accredited
University
• Five faculty ABEM-certified
in EMS
School of
• 15 graduates since 2000 Medicine
• Optional MPH (2 years) or
PhD (tuition-free, Yale
Investigative Medicine)
Emergency Medical
• Faculty appointment at Yale Services Fellowship
School of Medicine, with For further information, call
faculty benefits, 4 weeks or e-mail the fellowship
vacation, and a competitive director:
salary David C. Cone, MD
Yale Emergency Medicine
• Emphasis on operational & Suite 260, 464 Congress Ave
academic EMS New Haven, CT 06519-1315
• Field response as an EMS Phone: 203-785-4710
physician with regional Fax: 203-785-4580
e-mail: david.cone@yale.edu
team, with two dedicated
EMS vehicles

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EMS Faculty
David Cone, MD
• Section Chief & Fellowship Director
• NAEMSP past president, EMS provider since
1984, current fire chief with North Madison VFC
Sandy Bogucki, MD, PhD
• Past president, NREMT Board; past NAEMSP
board member
Ryan Coughlin, MD
• 2017 Yale EMS Fellowship graduate, interests in
tactical medicine & critical care transport
Dan Joseph, MD
• EMS Medical Director
Anthony Tomassoni, MD, MS.
• Board-certified toxicologist, interest in
hazmat/disaster medicine
Adam Waltman, MD
• EMS Education Medical Director
Mark Cicero, MD
• Associate Medical Director for Pediatrics
Kevin Burns, EMT-P, PA-C
• EMS Coordinator, Yale New Haven Hospital
Don MacMillan, MA, PA-C, EMT-P
• Flight Operations Manager, SkyHealth
Gina Magnotti
• EMS Fellowship Coordinator
Kate Couturier, MD, MPH & Mark Rollins, DO
• EMS Fellows 2019-2020
Fellowship Highlights
• Significant emphasis on EMS field operations,
including frequent field response with the
SHARP Team, our EMS physician response
team – the only licensed team in the state
• Two dedicated EMS response vehicles
• Training/certification opportunities include
EVOC, Hazmat Ops, ICS, Firefighter I & II, and
Emergency Medical Dispatcher
• Extensive research opportunities in any area of
EMS interest. This includes the opportunity to
collaborate with other Yale programs, including
public health, surgery, and biomedical
engineering. Past research partners include the
US Army Research Institute of Environmental
Medicine, Fire Research Labs at the National
Institute for Standards & Technology, the US
Fire Administration, and the Oak Ridge and
Sandia National Laboratories.
• Mass gathering medicine experience, including
coverage of Yale athletics
• Travel to the NAEMSP and SAEM annual
meetings protected & funded for the fellow
The New Haven Area
• Vibrant college city of 130,000 on the
coastline of Connecticut, with 800,000
residents in the surrounding county
• Wide variety of world-class recreational &
cultural attractions, including theatres, concert
halls, museums, and fantastic restaurants
• Convenient drive or train ride to Boston or
New York
• World-class skiing, climbing, hiking easily
accessible in Vermont, New Hampshire,
Maine & the Adirondacks (all less than 4
hours drive)
EMS In New Haven
• Yale New Haven Hospital Center for EMS
provides medical oversight for over 335
paramedics, 700 EMTs, 115 first responders,
and 275 dispatchers from 27 EMS agencies in
the surrounding 12 towns (~400,000
residents)
• EMS services include 15 fire departments, 2
commercial EMS services, 4 police
departments, 1 municipal third service, 3
student-based university EMS services, 1
industrial first responder, and the only EMS
physician response team in the state.
• 85,000 EMS calls in our system annually,
with over 71,000 ambulance arrivals at Yale
New Haven Hospital emergency departments
• Oversight and teaching for the largest EMS
training program in the state, including three
paramedic programs.