East Carolina University - ECU Health Medical Center

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Our emergency department has an annual census of about 130,000 visits, serving about 1.4 million people from the large geographic area of eastern North Carolina, spanning 29 counties, with many of these counties having relatively few healthcare resources. The following are some of the features about our facility:

  • 58 bed main Emergency Department, with 7 additional psychiatric observation area
  • 16 bed Pediatric Emergency Department
  • 10 bed Minor Care Emergency Department
  • One of the busiest PCI centers in the state
  • The only Level I trauma center in the catchment area
  • Designated Stroke Center
East Carolina University
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Match , Program Director Interviews

Program Director Interview Series: Richard W. Stair, MD | Emergency Medicine Residency Program Director at East Carolina University, Greenville, NC

9/23/2019 Daniel N Jourdan
Program Director Interview Series: Richard W. Stair, MD | Emergency Medicine Residency Program Director at East Carolina University, Greenville, NC Daniel N. Jourdan, MSIV, Brody School of Medicine a
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ACGME RC-EM , Leadership Reports

Resident Well-Being, the Future of GME, and a Shrinking Marketplace

4/4/2016 Leonard Stallings, MD
Resident Well-Being, the Future of GME, and a Shrinking Marketplace Much is happening in the world of graduate medical education (GME) right now, particularly in emergency medicine. While the AOA and
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The Graduate Medical Educational Merger: Dispelling the Myths

9/23/2015 Leonard Stallings, MD , Andrew Little, DO
The Graduate Medical Educational Merger: Dispelling the Myths This is a confusing time in the world of graduate medical education. The recent Memorandum of Understanding that will merge the American
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Leadership Reports , ACGME RC-EM

Programs and Mergers: Uniting Residents

8/1/2015 Leonard Stallings, MD
Programs and Mergers: Uniting Residents Hello, my fellow emergency medicine residents! I am your new representative to the Residency Review Committee – Emergency Medicine (RRC-EM), stepping into the