Emergency Medicine: Emergency Medicine Research II (A)

About EMED 3010 A

Advanced discussion and research training in emergency medicine with continued emergency department-based human subjects laboratory. Includes eight hours of clinical time per week helping recruit patients for ongoing research projects as well as a one hour seminar per week. Prerequisites: EMED 3000 with minimum grade B; Instructor permission.

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Prereq enforced by the system: EMED 3000; 8 hours of lab time scheduled individually; Instructor permission required; Open to Degree and PACE students

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