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Alumni
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- Class of 2004
- Craig Cooley, MD
- James Dwyer, MD
- Kevin Hoyt, MD
- Christian Krawczyk, DO
- Aric Kupper, MD
- Jeffrey Myers, DO
- Cole Peck, MD
- Aaron Pfalzer, MD
- Kilian Salerno, MD
- Michael Takacs, MD
- Class of 2003
- Class of 1997 - 2002
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Class of 2004
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Craig Cooley, MD, MPH, EMTP
Class of 2004
EMS Fellow - SUNY at Buffalo, 2004-2006
Current
Positions: Medical Director for SMART; EMS Director - FDR Medical
Adjunct Attending Physician, Erie County Medical Center
About
the EMS Fellowship: Great training for involvement in prehospital
care
About
Buffalo: Small community feel with big city opportunities
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James Dwyer, MD
Class of 2004
Current Positions:
Partner, Emergency Medical Associates, a private EM group serving New
York and New Jersey
Attending Physician,Nyack Hospital and Catskill
Regional Medical Center
About the
Residency: The emergency medicine residency program in Buffalo provides superb preparation
for EM practice as well as for the written and oral board exams.
About Buffalo: Buffalo
is definitely a resident friendly town. It's an easy, enjoyable
place to live and work.
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Aaron Pfalzer, MD
Class of 2004
Current Position:
Private EM practice in Buffalo, NY
About the Residency: Our residency
program provides a very comprehensive experience in all aspects of EM. We work
in all settings (urban, suburban and rural). Having multiple
hospitals provides us a wealth of learning in different types of pathology,
patients and hospital systems. The attendings, residents and staff we
work with are great! We have a very receptive program director that truly
listens and makes changes that we, the residents, think are most appropriate.
Best of all, we all have FUN! Whether it is at work or outside of the
ER, we have a laid back crowd that makes living and working together a
pleasure.
About Buffalo: We have a lot
more to do in Buffalo besides shovel snow! Buffalo has so much to offer
if you know what to look for. A nationally acclaimed ski resort is only
1 hour away (Holiday Valley was ranked in the Northeast's top 10 in "Ski". Buffalo
has water sports on Lake Erie and the Niagara River, etc.), professional
sports, casinos, vineyards, restaurants, etc. We also have very good
professional theatre. During my training I saw Broadway casts perform Les Miserables, Miss Saigon, Phantom of the Opera, Cabaret, etc. Buffalo has
excellent restaurants and bars. Finally, it is economical to live in
Buffalo. Housing is about 1/2 the cost of most "big" cities.
Overall, Buffalo is a fantastic city to live and work.
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Michael Takacs, MD
Class of 2004
Current Position:
Assistant Clinical Professor and Emergency Medicine Clerkship Director
at the University of Iowa
About the Residency:
This program gives you great clinical teaching in four very different hospitals
- all with very different patient populations There is ample time to get
involved in research. The reading groups and grand rounds add greatly to your
post-graduate education.
About Buffalo: Everyone
likes to talk about the weather in Buffalo. Yes, it snows a lot - but the temperatures are very mild compared with other parts
of the country
and the summers are dry with highs in the low 80's nearly
every day. It snows quite often in the winter, but most of the snow is
south of the city at the ski resorts. Buffalo's winter time highs are around
30 - not like Chicago where it rarely gets above 10 in mid-winter.
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