SEME

SEME is a three month remunerated fellowship for rural Ontario family doctors looking to enhance their acute care skills #SEME #MedEd #UofT #emergencymedicine

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📢 If you're a rural family physician in Ontario🇨🇦 looking to gain more emergency medicine training - this program is for you!🚑🏥 *New for 2025* increased stipends, enhanced training capacity and a brand new site in Barrie!
Interested?
More info at https://t.co/5URSFJV6vb

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Come chat with us at booth 51 at the SRPC Rural and Remote Conference! We have snacks to give away!

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Do you practice rural emergency medicine but want a crash course on acute resuscitation care? Join SEME, a 3 month EM fellowship at U of T, which focuses on your nightmare patients.

*Application deadline Aug 20, 2023* for next Winter cohort in Toronto in Jan 15 - Apr 7, 2024.

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A solid day of consolidation simulation cases for our Fall/Winter cohort

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The SEME program is the proud recipient of the 2022 College of Family Physicians of Canada CPD (Continuing Professional Development) Program Award!

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Congratulations to our Spring 2022 SEME fellows for completing the program. Just like that, another cohort done! @ Mount Sinai Hospital https://t.co/rA6wfw6akk

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Three month clinical immersion in emergency medicine for rural physicians. Next cohort starts Aug 29. Apply now https://t.co/f8Uknywp91. Deadline March 27,2022

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Congratulations to the Fall 2021 SEME cohort who just completed their fellowship program! All the best in the future! Can’t wait to hear about your future experiences! https://t.co/Ii25ARhweQ

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Remember, the pelvic binder is focused at the level of the greater trochanters, not the iliac crest. It may look low, but that’s where it goes. -ATLS pro tip with trauma team leader Dr. Dave Mackinnon. https://t.co/gWFFiw3B1P

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Reviewing advanced splinting techniques from the master himself, CASTED extraordinaire Dr. Arun Sayal. https://t.co/6UoUTKzO7B

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Nothing like a high fidelity sim to cause some iatrogenic sinus tachycardia. https://t.co/AlPGMGMHzu

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Mastering the nuances of pigtail catheter chest tubes and large bore chest tubes with Dr. Dave Dushenski. @ Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto https://t.co/joJzD7xSQ9

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Welcome the SEME Fall 2021 cohort! Hands on learning at the central line procedural workshop with Dr. Indy Sahota! @ Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto https://t.co/3RHg7CBdHg

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Outstanding list of resources presented by Michelle Yee at @EMCases Summit Rural EM Symposium. #EMCSum21 https://t.co/OOqd9hDXIW

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Excellent start to @EMCases Summit with Rural EM Symposium. @SeanWMoore1 ending the session highlighting important issues related to transport of the critical patient. #EMCSum21