Pediatric EM Fellowship

Dr. Auerbach moved to the Pacific Northwest to join Legacy and Northwest Acute Care Specialists in 2010, and is currently the PEM Fellowship Site Director at Randall Children's Hospital. He is also the director of the OHSU medical student rotation in the Children's ED at RCH. His academic interests include promoting PEM within general Emergency Medicine, pediatric respiratory emergencies, procedural sedation and analgesia, and quality improvement. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, listening to music, snowboarding and longboard skateboarding, tandem mountain biking, travel and photography.

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Dr. Cloutier joined the Department of Emergency Medicine at OHSU in 2001 and he is currently the Director of our Emergency Medicine Simulation Program. Dr. Cloutier's academic interests include resident education with respect to Pediatric Emergency Medicine. He enjoys staying active by playing lacrosse, soccer, skiing, backpacking, cycling, and running.

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At Legacy since 1995. Outside interests include traveling, reading, cycling (mostly reading about cycling), running (same). Two teens absorb my time.

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Dr. Hansen joined the Department of Emergency Medicine at OHSU as full-time faculty in July of 2012, where he recently completed a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship. Dr. Hansen currently serves as the Assistant Program Director for the OHSU Emergency Medicine residency program. He completed his emergency medicine residency training at OHSU in 2010. Dr. Hansen's educational and research interests are primarily focused in pediatric emergency medicine. He is also interested in video based and online education, as well as education and research in pre-hospital care of children. When Dr. Hansen is not busy taking care of children in the OHSU Emergency Department, he is spending time with his three daughters exposing them to the great outdoors of the Pacific Northwest. You may also spot him riding his bike to and from campus each day as a proud year round bike commuter and enjoying the "liquid sunshine" as he would put it.

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Outside interests: Hiking, running, traveling and spending time with family.

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Dr. Garth Meckler joined the Department of Emergency Medicine at OHSU in 2006. He is currently the Assistant Section Chief of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Director of the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program. He is also the Co-Director for Pediatric Simulation in the Department of Pediatrics. His interests include pediatric emergency medicine, medical education, pre-hospital education and procedural sedation. In his spare time he enjoys soccer, running, photography and poetry.

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Dr. Nadler joined Northwest Acute Care Specialists and the Randall Children's Hospital's Emergency Department in 2009. He currently serves as the Medical Director of the Randall Children's Hospital's Emergency Department, as well as on the NACS board of directors. Areas of interest include quality, medical informatics, health economics and advocacy. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and likes hiking, traveling and exploring the local culinary scene.

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Medical education, international medicine, teaching Pediatric Advance Life Support

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Traveling, dining and happy hours, running and hiking, learning Spanish

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Dr. Susan Omura joined Northwest Acute Care Specialists at Randall Children's Hospital Emergency Department in 2002. Her clinical interests include medical emergencies in children, rashes, and issues in communication with patients and families. Other interests include parenting her two children, hiking, and gardening.

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Dr. Spiro joined the Department of Emergency Medicine in 2006. He currently serves as the Medical Director and section Chief of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, as well as the Co-Director of the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program. Dr. Spiro specializes in caring for children and enjoys working with families whose children present with emergencies. Research areas of interest include acute otitis media, asthma, intussusception, judicious use of antibiotics, and childhood obesity. His most important hobby is being a father and husband. He enjoys spending time with his family and likes to trail run, swim and play squash --especially with his sons. He can also be found traveling to the developing world and speaking Spanish with his patients.

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Dr. Warden joined the Department of Emergency Medicine in 1996. He currently serves as the Medical Director of the Global Mission Readiness in Clackamas, the Oregon State Urban Search & Rescue Task Force 1 (OR TF-1), Clackamas County (CCOM) Emergency Medical Dispatch and Clackamas County Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council. Dr. Warden is an accomplished author, educator, former paramedic and innovator. Because of Dr Warden's leadership, the paramedics and EMT's with Clackamas Fire District #1 have embraced participation in a national study on cardiac resuscitation, resulting in some of the highest cardiac arrest "save to alive" at discharge percentages in the country. He also implemented the use of a rescue airway as an option for paramedics to secure an airway while performing CPR, now being considered as the standard for Cardiac Arrest care in the Portland Metropolitan area.

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Outside interests- hiking, skiing, reading, traveling.

Academic interests- I enjoy medical education, international medicine.

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