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Peter David Sananman
Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine
Department: Emergency Medicine
Contact information
Penn-Presbyterian Medical Center
Department of Emergency Medicine
51 North 39th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Department of Emergency Medicine
51 North 39th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Education:
(Japanese Comparative Cultures/Psychology)
Sophia University (Tokyo), 1993.
BA (Psychology)
Vassar College, 1995.
(Post Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program)
Bryn Mawr College, 1995.
MD (Medicine )
Temple University School of Medicine, 2000.
(Japanese Comparative Cultures/Psychology)
Sophia University (Tokyo), 1993.
BA (Psychology)
Vassar College, 1995.
(Post Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program)
Bryn Mawr College, 1995.
MD (Medicine )
Temple University School of Medicine, 2000.
Post-Graduate Training
Resident in Emergency Medicine , MCP-Hahnnemann University Hospital Drexel University , 2000-2003.
Chief Resident in Emergency Medicine, MCP-Hahnemann University Hospitals, 2002-2003.
Advanced Ultrasound Course , Gulf Coast Ultrasound , 2003-2003.
Resident in Emergency Medicine , MCP-Hahnnemann University Hospital Drexel University , 2000-2003.
Chief Resident in Emergency Medicine, MCP-Hahnemann University Hospitals, 2002-2003.
Advanced Ultrasound Course , Gulf Coast Ultrasound , 2003-2003.
Certifications
Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Provider , 2000.
Advanced Trauma Life Support, Provider , 2000.
Base Station Medical Command , 2002.
American Board of Emergency Medicine , 2003.
Permanent linkAdvanced Cardiac Life Support, Provider , 2000.
Advanced Trauma Life Support, Provider , 2000.
Base Station Medical Command , 2002.
American Board of Emergency Medicine , 2003.
Selected Publications
Sananman, PD : Axioms in Emergency Medicine, "Always perform a testicular exam on every male with abdominal pain." Emergency Medicine News XXIV(7): 16, July 2002.Jaslow D, Ufberg J, Ukasik J, Sananman P: Routine carbone monoxide screening by emergency medical technicians. Academic Emergency Medicine 8(3): 288-91, March 2001.
