Emergency Medicine: Emergency Medicine Research I (A)

About EMED 3000 A

Lecture course with 4 hour lab. Introduction to research in Emergency Medicine with clinical exposure including shadowing EMTs, RNs, and MDs. Students will learn about research ethics, informed consent, and clinical epistemology. Prerequisites: Minimum Sophomore standing and Instructor permission; First-Year students who have prior clinical experience or are non-traditional students are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Notes

For waitlist information, please contact the instructor Minimum sophomore standing; Freshmen need instructor permission. Open to Degree and PACE students; Instructor permission req. override approval

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