Providing Excellent Graduate Medical Education - It's What We Do
1001 Hoffman St. Elmira NY, 14905
Tel: (607) 442-1713
Emergency Medicine
Contact us directly to arrange an audition rotation
Please apply through ERAS
Please contact our program coordinator, Sandy Majors, with any questions.
Email: raesandra.majors@arnothealth.org
Program Highlights:
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3-year ACGME approved Emergency Medicine residency
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6 residents per class
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Rural and Community Emergency Medicine Focus
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Main Site: Arnot Ogden Medical Cener
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Full ED Renovation Complete
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Pediatric EM rotations at the University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital
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Trauma rotation at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center
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Pediatric Intensive Care Rotation at Oshei Children's Hospital
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Wilderness Medicine Curriculum
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Beautiful Location, with a low cost of living
A Welcome from the Program Director:
Welcome to the website of the Arnot Health Emergency Medicine residency. Our mission is to provide an education and culture for individuals to become well-rounded emergency physicians who are able to work in any environment, with a focus on rural and community emergency medicine.
The last couple of years have highlighted the criticality of Emergency Medicine in our nation’s healthcare system. With more sick patients than our healthcare system was designed to accommodate and an evolving understanding of care during a pandemic, Emergency Physicians truly are on the frontline each and every day. We have a duty and the opportunity to see people on the worst day of their lives and intervene to make meaningful differences in their outcomes. We treat people without regard to race, religion, gender identity, political affiliation, or ability to pay for care. As an Emergency Physician, in a matter of moments, you have to forge a connection with a complete stranger and establish trust to the point that they would quite literally put their life in your hands.
The pandemic has highlighted how rapidly the science of medicine is evolving, with constantly changing knowledge and recommendations, requiring a discerning approach and a commitment to lifelong learning.
Emergency Medicine is a rewarding field to choose. Arnot Ogden is an excellent place to train. Our program is unique in that we focus on community and rural medicine. Our main site is a community hospital that serves the city of Elmira and is the receiving hospital for the surrounding tri-county area. Our hospital is a stroke center and a STEMI center. While we are not a trauma center, we see plenty of trauma given the distance between our hospital and the closest trauma center. We have a very close working relationship with our local EMS providers, as most of our region’s paramedics trained at Arnot, and our residents spend time riding with our local agency. Several of our faculty are very involved in EMS medical direction in the region, providing opportunities for additional resident involvement.
The training environment at Arnot Ogden is unique and similar to the type of practice upon which a majority of graduating EM residents ultimately settle. Residents from our emergency medicine training program are well rounded, superb physicians equipped to practice in any setting.
Thank you for your interest in our program,
Dylan Kellogg, MD, MS Med
Program Director, Emergency Medicine Residency
Emergency Medicine Faculty
James Bohan, MD, FACEP
Medical Director
Medical Education: University of South Florida, Tampa, FL
Residency: Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, PA
Jeremy Lux, DO, FACEP, FAAEM
Associate Program Director
Medical Education: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, Erie, PA
Residency: Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, PA; St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, PA
Steven Manganaro, MD, FACEP, FAAFP
Medical Education: University of Rome, Italy
Residency: St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY
Dylan Kellogg, MD, MSMEd, FAWM
Program Director
Medical Education: State University of New York Upstate, Syracuse, NY
Residency: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
Michael Witt, MD, MPH, FACEP, FAAP, CPXP
Medical Education: New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY
Residency: Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ
Fellowship - Pediatric EM: University of Connecticut, Hartford, CT
Rossi Brown, DO
Medical Education: University of New England, Biddeford, ME
Residency: Memorial Hospital, York, PA
Robert Wicelinski, DO
Associate Medical Director
Medical Education: NY Touro COM, Harlem, NY
Residency: Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Elmira, NY
Kirsten Walton, DO
Medical Education: COM of the Pacific, Pomona, CA
Residency: Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Elmira, NY
Kathryn Fitch, DO
Medical Education: William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Hattiesburg, MS
Residency: Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Elmira, NY
Emergency Medicine Residents
EM Residency Blocks
PGY-1
Orientation 1 block
Emergency Medicine 9.5 blocks
Medical ICU 1 block
EMS 0.5 blocks
Anesthesiology 0.5 blocks
Obstetrics 0.5 blocks
PGY-2
Emergency Medicine 9 blocks
Medical ICU 1 block
Pediatric ICU* 1 block
Toxicology** 1 block
Trauma* 1 block
PGY-3
Emergency Medicine 9.5 blocks
Medical ICU 1 block
Pediatric Emergency Medicine* 1 block
Elective*** 1 block
Administration 0.5 blocks
* The following rotations are done at outside institutions (housing is provided)
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Pediatric ICU: John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital (Buffalo, NY)
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Trauma: R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center (Baltimore, MD)
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Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Golisano Children’s Hospital (Rochester, NY)
** The Toxicology Rotation is a virtual rotation at Central New York Poison Control (Syracuse, NY). Occasional travel to Syracuse (approximately 2 hours) may be required
*** Elective Rotation is tailored to the interest of the resident. Prior electives have included: EMS, Disaster Medicine, Ultrasound, Medical Spanish, International Emergency Medicine and Wilderness Medicine
The schedule includes dedicated ultrasound teaching shifts during intern orientation and throughout the PGY-1 year.
Residents receive 4 weeks of PTO that they can use during their ED blocks.
