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Know Your ER Physicians
 | David Soria, MD,
FACEP, FAAEM
Position
Chief of Emergency Medicine
Board-Certified Emergency Specialist Education
The Ohio State University Medical School Residency
Case Western Reserve/Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Chief Resident
Board Certified by ABEM
Fellow of ACEP, AAEM |
 | Adam Bromberg, MD
Position
Board-Eligible Emergency Specialist
Education
Saba University School of Medicine, Honors List, Deans List
Residency
Wright State University School of Medicine, Chief Emergency Medicine Resident
2008 Carl Jelenko Award for Academic Excellence
Member ACEP, EMRA, SAEM
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 | Brandt Delhamer, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Position
Board-Certified Emergency Specialist
Director of EMS Relations
Education
Texas A&M, Summa Cum Laude
University of Miami School of Medicine, Senior Class President
President, Academic Society of Virchow
Residency
University of Texas Houston School of Medicine
Board certified by ABEM
Fellow of ACEP, AAEM
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 | Blake Kendall, DO, FACOEP
Position
Board-Certified Emergency Specialist
Director of Community Relations/Business Development
Education
Yale University
NOVA Southeastern School of Medicine
Residency
Lehigh Valley Health System, Chief Resident
Fellow of ACOEP, ACEP
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 | Jay Kernus, DO,
FACEP, FACOEP
Position
Board-Certified Emergency Specialist
Director of Patient/Nursing Satisfaction
Education
Philadelphia College of Medicine
Residency
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Board certified by ABOEM
Fellow of ACOEP, ACEP
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 | Don Montgomery, MD, FAAEM
Position
Board-Certified Emergency Specialist, Director of Process Improvement
Education
Louisiana State University School of Medicine
Residency
Orlando Regional Health System
Board certified by ABEM
Fellow of AAEM
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 | Gregory Somich, DO,
FACEP, FACOEP
Position
Assistant Director, Emergency Department
Board-Certified Emergency Specialist
Director of Quality Improvement
Education
Ohio University School of Medicine
Residency
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Chief Resident
Flight physician for Trauma LifeFlight
Board certified by ABEOM
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