The overall goal of the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Subspecialty Training Program is to train physicians to be proficient in the practice of pediatric emergency medicine. It focuses on the emergent and immediate needs of patients with regards to diagnosis, resuscitation, and trauma stabilization. Graduates will be considered experts in the fields of triage, advanced life support, procedural sedation, and primary trauma management. We prepare our fellows to acquire the teaching and research skills necessary to become independent and productive academic pediatric emergency medicine physicians and leaders in this field of medicine.

Amanda Bogie, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program Director
CMRI Express Employment International Endowed Chair, Children's Health Foundation
Regent's Professor, Department of Pediatrics
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Section Chief
Clinical Professor

Kendall Luyt, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Assistant Program Director
Clinical Assistant Professor

Ryan McKee, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Assistant Program Director
Clinical Associate Professor
Curriculum
Clinical Experience
Our fellows are trained in the care of critically ill and injured children. Fellows are also given exposure to focused adult practice allowing for the evaluation, triage, and basic care of our occasional “grown-up” patients. Fellows also get exposure to a wide variety of procedures including procedural sedation, splinting, laceration repairs, intubations, central line placement, foreign body removal, FAST, etc.
Rotations
PEDs Trained |
Rotation |
Obligations |
Pediatric ED & Research |
26 months |
Adult ED/EMS |
3 months |
PICU |
1 months |
Adult Trauma |
1 month |
Anesthesia/Sedation |
1 month |
Child Abuse/Administration |
1 month |
Pediatric Radiology/Ultrasound |
2 Weeks |
Elective (ORL, Cardio, Cath Lab, Orth, Sport Med, etc.) |
1 Month/2 weeks |
Toxicology |
1 Month |
EM Trained |
Rotation |
Obligations |
Pediatric ED & Research |
15 months |
PICU |
1 months |
Anesthesia/Sedation |
1 month |
Toxicology |
1 month |
Child Abuse/Administration |
1 month |
Elective (ORL, Cardio, Cath Lab, Orth, Sport Med, etc.) |
1 Month/2 weeks |
Pediatric Radiology/Ultrasound |
2 Weeks |
Peds Subspecialty Clinic (TBD)* |
2 Months |
TLS Newborn Nursery/NICU |
1 Month |
Sample Block Schedule
Below is an example of a Peds and ER trained block schedules
1st Year (Peds Trained) |
2nd Year (Peds Trained) |
3rd Year (Peds Trained) |
Peds ED/Research x 7 |
Peds ED/Research x 10 |
Peds ED/Research x 9 |
Adult ED (SW or Tulsa)* |
Adult ED(SW)/EMS x 2 |
Admin/Child Abuse* |
Peds Anesthesia |
|
Elective* |
PICU* |
|
Toxicology* |
Peds Rad/Ultra - Elective |
|
|
Trauma* |
|
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Average Total ED Shifts: 92 |
Average Total ED Shifts: 124 |
Average Total ED Shifts: 120 |
1st Year (ER Trained) |
2nd Year (ER Trained) |
Peds ED x 4 |
Peds ED x 4 |
Peds ED/Research x 3 |
Peds ED/Research x 4 |
PICU* |
Admin/Child Abuse |
Peds Sub Specialty Clinic* |
Peds Sub Specialty Clinic* |
Peds Anesthesia |
Elective |
TLS NN/NICU* |
Peds Rad/Ultra - Elective |
Toxicology |
|
Average Total ED Shifts: 106 |
Average Total ED Shifts: 124 |
Research Experience
Over the course of the three-year fellowship, one year is dedicated to research but has been divided throughout the program to occur within the Pediatric ED rotation. Our goal is for each fellow to produce and complete a well-designed study which will be published in a peer-reviewed journal. To ensure a successful research project, our fellows are provided with:
- Research methods workshops & lectures
- IRB application & navigation assistance
- Biostatisticians
- Faculty mentors
- Dedicated research staff
Contact:
Valorie Owens, MSW, CRA
Valorie-Owens@ouhsc.edu
Research Project Manager