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Teaching Resident Pager

The teaching resident now carries a pager and is available from 8-4 for all your TR needs.

The pager number is 917.252.6624.

You can send a text page by pointing your web browser to

http://usamobility.com/send_a_message/

This information has been added to the “ED Numbers” spreadsheet that is posted at all physician workstation areas.

love,

peter, elaine, and reuben

Written by reuben

January 7th, 2011 at 5:04 am

Posted in Contacts

Infection Control Officer for the ED

As of today, the Infection Control Practitioner covering the ED will be Elsa Santos-Cruz – x 89468, beeper 6753.

Written by reuben

December 8th, 2010 at 3:11 pm

Posted in Contacts,ID

Detox Referrals – Mr. Allen

Mr Allen will pick up your patient requesting detox from 8a-10p, 7 days per week. All abuse substances are eligible (alcohol, opiates, benzodiazepines) though they prefer not to detox cocaine alone or marijuana alone, but who needs detox from cocaine or marijuana alone? No one. They are always also using alcohol or opiates, so call Mr. Allen.

917-532-8918 or 917-806-8049

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share some information with you about making detox referrals. We in the psych ER have been working with St. John’s Riverside for a while now, and I spoke with their transportation person Mr. Allen (cell 917-532-8918) earlier this week about our likelihood of making more referrals now that North General has closed and we are likely to get more patients needing detox (and he did say he had been getting more calls from us over the last couple of weeks).  He told me that St. John’s has 54 detox beds as well as 30 rehab beds.  They are rarely full, and thus usually able to take our referrals.  If for some reason, they are unable to take a referral, he will work with us to find another suitable location (often ACI, but other facilities like Beth Israel also).  St. John’s takes most insurances, but not self-pay (these people would need to be referred to a city hospital like Bellevue, Metropolitan, Harlem).  Mr. Allen can be called from 8am-10pm seven days/week and provides transportation from our ER to the detox facility.  I’m sure he’d be happy to answer any additional questions anyone has and I’d also like to say I’ve personally found him to be very responsive and helpful and I think he and St. John’s can be good resources for us going forward.  Also, for those of you doing shifts in the psych ER, please indicate when you’ve referred someone to detox by writing a note in the comments section on the patient log.  Thanks.

Amy Johnson

Hello everyone,
I wanted to share some information with you about making detox referrals. We in the psych ER have been working with St. John’s Riverside for a while now, and I spoke with their transportation person Mr. Allen (cell 917-532-8918) earlier this week about our likelihood of making more referrals now that North General has closed and we are likely to get more patients needing detox (and he did say he had been getting more calls from us over the last couple of weeks).  He told me that St. John’s has 54 detox beds as well as 30 rehab beds.  They are rarely full, and thus usually able to take our referrals.  If for some reason, they are unable to take a referral, he will work with us to find another suitable location (often ACI, but other facilities like Beth Israel also).  St. John’s takes most insurances, but not self-pay (these people would need to be referred to a city hospital like Bellevue, Metropolitan, Harlem).  Mr. Allen can be called from 8am-10pm seven days/week and provides transportation from our ER to the detox facility.  I’m sure he’d be happy to answer any additional questions anyone has and I’d also like to say I’ve personally found him to be very responsive and helpful and I think he and St. John’s can be good resources for us going forward.  Also, for those of you doing shifts in the psych ER, please indicate when you’ve referred someone to detox by writing a note in the comments section on the patient log.  Thanks.
Amy

Written by reuben

July 14th, 2010 at 4:39 pm

Posted in Contacts,Toxicology

Pediatric Critical Care Diversion – Alternate PICU Contact Numbers

NYU-Tisch/Bellevue PICU Transport Pager – 917 616 1111 (gets you NYU Peds Chief)
Cornell PICU – 212 746 0308 (direct to PICU Charge Nurse for bed availability)
Cornell Transfer Center (PICU/Floor/Burn Unit) 212 746 4703
Columbia PICU 212-305-6591 (direct to PICU Nursing Station for bed availability)
ColumbiaTransport Number 1 800 697 7828  (NYP STAT)
Children’s Hospital at Montefiore PICU – 718-741-2000 (Direct to PICU)

NYU-Tisch/Bellevue PICU Transport Pager – 917 616 1111 (gets you NYU Peds Chief)

Cornell PICU – 212 746 0308 (direct to PICU Charge Nurse for bed availability)

Cornell Transfer Center (PICU/Floor/Burn Unit) 212 746 4703

Columbia PICU 212-305-6591 (direct to PICU Nursing Station for bed availability)

ColumbiaTransport Number 1 800 697 7828  (NYP STAT)

Children’s Hospital at Montefiore PICU – 718-741-2000 (Direct to PICU)

Written by reuben

July 4th, 2010 at 3:15 pm

Posted in Contacts,Peds

GE Monitors Support

Luke.Hebert@ge.com

(786) 251-5956

The instruction manual for the monitor is here and the instruction manual for the central station is here.

Written by reuben

March 2nd, 2010 at 7:25 pm

MSH/MSSM Phone Extensions

extension 4-1234 = (212) 241-1234
extension 8-1234 = (212) 659-1234
extension 7-1234 = (646) 537-1234
extension 5-1234 = (212) 824-1234

Written by reuben

December 20th, 2009 at 8:51 am

Posted in Contacts

Respiratory Therapy Pagers

1. Respiratory Therapy has a designated emergency pager: 1112

Page 1112 first, at all times.

If that pager doesn’t get you the response you want, page the respiratory supervisor: 2244.

2. If you have any concerns about a respiratory therapist you’re working with, get his or her name and send me an email. I will bring it up with their leadership.

3. The hospital has approved two PB840 ventilators designated for the ED. These high end machines do mechanical ventilation and non-invasive ventilation well and are used in our ICUs. We are expecting to have the two-machine commitment deployed within the next month. When that happens, we will streamline our stocking so that all equipment in the ED will be for this machine and attachments for the half-dozen other machines you have seen floating around the department will be removed. This should greatly improve our stocking and facilitate emergency physician-initiated NIV and MV.

In the meantime, if you have any issues with respiratory stocking, email me.

reuben

Written by reuben

October 22nd, 2009 at 6:39 pm

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Written by reuben

July 25th, 2009 at 7:46 pm

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Alternate AMAC Phone Number

718-786-8279

Written by reuben

June 26th, 2009 at 4:09 am

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Written by phil

April 12th, 2009 at 2:49 pm

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Cisco Phone Support Contact

Mary Bamert (Fidelus Technologies)

mbamert@gidelus.com

212.616.7809

Written by reuben

March 26th, 2009 at 12:31 am

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Mailing lists

Several exist.  From least to most inclusive:

mssmemdocs@mssm.edu – MDs, Minerva, Jill

mssmemfaculty@mssm.edu – MDs, PAs, Admin

emfaculty@mssm.edu – MDs, PAs, Admin, All Affiliates.

Written by phil

March 18th, 2009 at 6:17 pm

Posted in Contacts