Emergency Radiology Course 2013

University of Washington
 School of Medicine
Harborview Medical Center
Department of Radiology

August 11 - 14, 2013
W Seattle Hotel
Seattle WA

Review a practical current approach to imaging of emergency and trauma patients, from radiologists from the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center, the only Level I adult and pediatric trauma center in a four-state region (Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho).

Enjoy 8 hours of daylight following the course each day, providing ample opportunities  for sightseeing and enjoying the natural beauty of Seattle and the Puget Sound region. Summers in Seattle are sunny, with long days, some of our dryest and warmest months, and temperatures around 75 degrees.

This emergency radiology course is intended for practicing radiologists, physicians-in-training, and emergency medicine providers.
It is especially useful for radiologists practicing in trauma centers and emergency departments, and for those providing after hours emergency radiology coverage (eg: nighthawk type services). Although the course is primarily targeted at physicians, it has been reported as helpful for CT technologists and others involved in emergency imaging.

The 2013 conference brochure is available here.  Please visit the UW CME Site for updates to the program, and to register for the course. Hotel information is available at W Seattle.

Seattle Information

Seattle in the summer offers numerous opportunities for visitors.
Some of our favorites include:  Space Needle,  Seattle Center, Experience Music Project, Boeing Factory Tour, Museum of Flight, Mariners Baseball, Pike Place Market, bicycle riding on Burke Gilman Trail or around Greenlake,  tours of the lakes and locks, Seattle Opera, the Underground Tour, Ride The Ducks.

Popular activities for families with children include:
Woodland Park Zoo , Children's Museum, Pacific Science Center,  Ballard Locks, Snoqualmie Falls, Kayak Rentals.

For natural beauty within several hours of Seattle, consider visiting:  Mount Rainer,  Mount Saint Helens,  Olympic National Park,  North Cascades,  San Juan Islands.

We are about 2 hours away from Canada, providing easy access to Vancouver and Victoria.

Other sources for information about Seattle:
Official Seattle Web Site
Visitor Information
Tour Information
http://www.answers.com/topic/seattle-washington?cat=travel
http://www.seattle.com/
Seattle Times (local newspaper) Web Site

Seattle Weather

Summers in Seattle are beautiful, with long days (sunrise 6:01am, sunset 8:27pm, August 12, 2007), some of our dryest and warmest months, with temperatures around 75 degrees.
Seattle Weather
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/astronomy.html?n=234&month=8&year=2007&obj=sun&afl=-11&day=1
Dawn to Dusk Times

Radiology & CME Links

University of Washington, Department of Radiology

Harborview Medical Center, Department of Radiology

University of Washington CME

Emergency Radiology Fellowship Information

Images of Seattle And Environs
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