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At the event, six Emergency Medicine faculty and residents were recognized for their outstanding contributions to education.

This award recognizes members of the UNC Hospitals' house staff for their exemplary service, professional performance and compassionate patient care.

The residents' enthusiastic participation reflects the Emergency Medicine department's passion for outreach and service to members of the local community.

The text, which is published as an issue of Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, provides in-depth clinical reviews of geriatric medicine, offering a broad range of practical insights for clinical practice.

Dr. Matthew Harmody is an alumnus of the UNC Emergency Medicine residency class of 2000, the third emergency medicine class trained at UNC Hospitals. He and Andrew recently celebrated Match Day together as part of the festivities in UNC's Roper Hall.

For the second consecutive year, UNC E.M. colleagues visited A.L. Stanback Middle School in Hillsborough N.C. to teach 7th graders about medical topics and discuss many different potential careers paths in the medical field.

We are pleased -- and extremely proud -- to announce the newest additions to our E.M. family, and the future leaders in the field of Emergency Medicine.

The latest findings were recently published in the International Journal of Emergency Medicine.

Among the list of hostages scheduled for release is a local Chapel Hill man, whose wife was released at an earlier date.

The team provided families with gas cards, holiday gifts, and stockings, as well as a community meal by partnering with Carrboro-based “TABLE NC.”

Dr. Grover, Campus EMS Student Leaders, and Campus Health Collaborated on the study, which was Published in the Journal of American Collegiate Health.

Dr. Harmon and Dr. Kowalczyk will officially join the Emergency Medicine team on July 1st, 2025.