EMRA is excited to announce one of our amazing members, Andrew Rodriguez, for September 2024 EMRA of the Month! ??? Andrew is a 3rd-year Physiological Science major who joined EMRA in Fall 2023. He is an active member of both the HLO and Mentorship Committees. He joined EMRA to gain hands-on experience in emergency medicine, contribute to incredible research and committee work, and be part of the amazing community EMRA offers. "It has been such a great opportunity to learn from professionals and peers while making an impact in medicine at a young age!" His favorite study is Y-PIC! He thinks the research being done for this study is one of the most impactful on the patient population in the ED and one of the most personal to him.
Emergency Medicine Research Associates (EMRA) at UCLA
学术研究
Los Angeles，CA 389 位关注者
A primarily student-run, faculty-supported volunteer clinical research program with unparalleled hospital exposure.
关于我们
In 2005, Dr. William Mower of the UCLA Emergency Department founded Emergency Medicine Research Associates in order to provide undergraduate students an invaluable learning experience in emergency medicine and clinical research. In return, research associates contribute to research data collection and management. Since its establishment, Emergency Medicine Research Associates has grown from a handful of volunteers to over fifty dedicated research associates working year round. All of our associates are pursuing medicine and/or medical research related fields. The program participates in research support for a wide spectrum of clinical research conducted by UCLA Emergency Medicine faculty. After one year in the program, research associates will learn the basics of clinical research by identifying and enrolling qualifying patients into research studies. They will contribute to emergency medicine publications, and have numerous opportunities to shadow physicians in a level-one trauma center. In addition to conducting research, associates will have opportunities to present on current medical research of their own interest. UCLA Emergency Medicine Research Associates also provides leadership opportunities for associates who have excelled in their position. Dedicated student coordinators help schedule quarterly events, train new members, facilitate the new member selection process, and monitor the progress and quality of our research. Both associate and leadership positions help volunteers gain experience to thrive in their future medical professions.
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https://www.emergencymedicine.ucla.edu/RA/content/home-0
Emergency Medicine Research Associates (EMRA) at UCLA的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 学术研究
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Los Angeles，CA
- 类型
- 教育机构
- 创立
- 2005
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主要
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757 Westwood Plaza
US，CA，Los Angeles，90095
Emergency Medicine Research Associates (EMRA) at UCLA员工
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EMRA is excited to announce one of our amazing members, Madina Entezar, for August 2024 EMRA of the Month! ??? Madina is a 4th-year Mathematics/Applied Science major who joined EMRA in Spring 2023. She is an active member of both the Research and Mentorship committees and also serves as a trainer on the New Member Training committee. She joined EMRA because she is passionate about restoring human rights to underprivileged communities. She believes this begins with access to healthcare, especially in times of emergency, which EMRA provides incredible learning and research opportunities for. Her favorite study is AbdCT. She loves the adrenaline rush of being in the ED and getting to witness the care team manage traumas firsthand. Madina's favorite EMRA memory has been new member training with her trainee Ashley!
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EMRA is excited to announce one of our amazing members, Mia Uller, for July 2024 EMRA of the Month! ??? Mia is a rising 2nd-year Psychological Science major and biomedical research minor. She joined EMRA in the Fall of 2023 and is an active member of the Research and Education committees. She joined EMRA because she is really interested in both emergency medicine and clinical research and the program seemed like a great blend of both of those topics. Her favorite study is AbdCT and her favorite EMRA memory is her cohort’s orientation/party with the Program Leads.