Dr. Bailey joined the Department of Emergency Medicine as faculty in 2017 after completing residency and fellowship training at OHSU. Dr. Bailey's primary academic interest is improving trainee education through curriculum development, simulation, and experiential education methods. Her clinical interests also include community outreach, telemedicine, and disaster preparedness. In her free time, she enjoys backpacking, hiking, reading, traveling, and cheering on the Portland Timbers.

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Dr. Burns joined the Department of Emergency Medicine as full-time faculty in July 2015 after completing his medical school, residency and fellowship training all at OHSU. His research interests include the prehospital care of children, management and imaging of pediatric trauma, and management of pediatric intracranial hemorrhage. When not working, he enjoys fishing, camping, and spending time with his wife and daughter.

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Dr. Cloutier joined the Department of Emergency Medicine at OHSU in 2001 following his Emergency Medicine Residency at the Medical College of Pennsylvania and his Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia. Prior to becoming Fellowship Co-Director he started the Clinical Research Investigative Studies Program (CRISP); an undergraduate academic associate program that has facilitated numerous prospective studies in the Emergency Department since 2004. He has earned his Masters Degree in Clinical Research from OHSU and has become a core member of the teaching faculty for the Human Investigations Program that all PEM Fellows are encouraged to participate in. From 2007 he has served as the Director of the Emergency Medicine Simulation Program. During that time he developed numerous pediatric centered didactic sessions and curricula for a wide variety of learners from pre-hospital personnel to nurse and physician. He is dedicated to Pediatric Emergency Medicine education and finding novel means of training all providers charged with the care of children independent of training. Dr. Cloutier is also a graduate of the McMaster Evidence Based Medicine Program, the ACEP Teaching Fellowship and serves on the ABEM Subboard for Pediatric Emergency Medicine. He is also an Associate Editor for the 6th Edition of Harwood and Nuss's Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine. Dr. Cloutier's other interests include backcountry skiing, beekeeping, cycling and running.

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Dr. Hansen joined the Department of Emergency Medicine at OHSU as full-time faculty in July of 2012. His research interests focus on resuscitation and stabilization of ill and injured children in the prehospital and Emergency Department settings. Dr. Hansen is particularly interested in studying pediatric airway and respiratory management in the prehospital setting which are critical components of resuscitation in many common pediatric emergencies from both medical and traumatic causes. In his free time Dr. Hansen enjoys hiking, backpacking, and skiing.

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Dr. Mickley joined the Department of Emergency Medicine in September 2016 as full-time faculty and Director of Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound. Her academic interests include emergency bedside ultrasound, global health, and medical education. She is a casual runner, road biker and triathlete.

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David Sheridan M.D., M.C.R., is an assistant professor of Emergency Medicine/Pediatrics at OHSU. He provides clinical care directly to patients in the OHSU/Doernbecher Emergency Department. He has published over 25 peer reviewed manuscripts surrounding multiple areas of pediatrics and emergency medicine. In addition to being fellowship trained in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, he obtained his master's degree in clinical research. He is actively involved in multiple innovation projects ranging from dehydration to mental health. He believes IDEA-EM plays a vital role to bring end user/clinician researchers together with industry partners to consistently innovate and better the care provided directly to patients and the healthcare system. He is the co-founder and current co-director of IDEA-EM.

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Dr. Wang joined the Department of Emergency Medicine in July 2017 as full-time faculty after completing dual Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Ultrasound Fellowships. Her interests are in pediatric ultrasound and critical care. When not working, she enjoys traveling, hiking, and cheering on the San Francisco Giants.

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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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Dr. Yue joined the Department of Emergency Medicine at OHSU as part-time faculty in July of 2014. She also holds a part-time faculty position in the Department of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Randall Children's Hospital. She received an MD degree from the University of Michigan Medical School. She completed a Pediatric residency at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC and remained in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for an additional year as a chief resident. She completed a Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellowship and a Master of Clinical Research at OHSU in July 2014. Dr. Yue's research interests involve minimizing radiation exposure in the evaluation of children in the Emergency Department. Specifically, she investigated the use of Quick-Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging for the detection of shunt malfunction in children with VP shunts. Dr. Yue is also interested in emergency medicine residency education and simulation education. When she is not working in the Pediatric Emergency Department or teaching medical students and residents, Dr. Yue is busy taking care of her two young sons, teaching them to speak Cantonese and instilling into them her love of food and Michigan sports.

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Dr. Valenzuela joined the Department of Emergency Medicine in July 2016 as a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellow after completing medical school and residency all at OHSU. Her main interest is in pediatric pre-hospital care. Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, hiking, reading good books and cheering for the Portland Timbers.

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