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Toxicology

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Dr. Angela Regina
Director of Medical Toxicology

Supervised by Dr. Angela Regina, the SBH Department of Emergency Medicine boasts a robust training in toxicologic emergencies.

Residents spend 4 weeks at the New York City Poison Control Center at Bellevue Hospital. During this time, the residents will be taught the protocols for the management of toxic exposures and ingestions, as well as drug interactions and adverse medication reactions.

Our Division of Toxicology provides monthly core content lectures on toxicology, literature review and simulation training.

For residents interested in more in-depth toxicology training and who are interested in pursuing a career as a Toxicologist, our Medical Toxicology Track provides the opportunity to increase knowledge well beyond ACGME requirements, participate in scholarly activity, teach and pursue Toxicology Fellowship.

 

 



 

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