Kingman Regional Medical Center, Emergency Medicine Residency
Kingman Regional Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residency program is an ideal learning environment that is filled with great cases in a supportive atmosphere.
About Kingman Regional Medical Center
Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) partners with Midwestern University to offer our Emergency Medicine Residency Program, accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). At KRMC, emergency medicine residents take on a high level of independence and responsibility as they serve a diverse patient population.
KRMC is Arizona's only rural hospital with an Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Here, future emergency physicians gain vital experience in a unique rural environment. This program offers high-volume, high-acuity training in an unopposed residency setting, allowing residents to build skills in various emergency medicine-based procedures.
Program Director
Dr. Meeks is a graduate of Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed an Emergency Medicine residency at a Level-1 Trauma Center at McLaren Oakland Hospital in Michigan and has additional dive & hyperbaric medicine training. Dr. Meeks has extensive training and vast experience in medical education while serving as a Chair and Vice-Dean at Touro University Nevada. He also served as an ER Department Medical Director for 15 years.
Mission
The mission of the emergency medicine program at Kingman Regional Medical Center is to provide compassionate and committed emergency care to our community. Residents will learn to reimagine emergency care for future generations using innovative ideas, evidence-based medicine, and best-in-class approaches.
Aims
- To train physicians with competence in acquiring medical knowledge, new emergency medicine research, and the application of evidence-based medicine.
- To prepare physicians to face a wide array of community health care needs and apply best practice strategies to meet these needs.