Peter David Sananman, MD
Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Department: Emergency Medicine
Contact information
Penn-Presbyterian Medical Center
Department of Emergency Medicine
51 North 39th Street - M01
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Department of Emergency Medicine
51 North 39th Street - M01
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Office: 215-662-9350
Education:
(Japanese Comparative Cultures/Psychology)
Sophia University (Tokyo), 1993.
(Post Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program)
Bryn Mawr College, 1995.
BA (Psychology)
Vassar College, 1995.
MD
Temple University School of Medicine, 2000.
CME (FEMA/ Hospital Emergency Response Training (HERT), Anniston, AL, September 9-16, 2018 )
Center for Domestic Preparedness - Harrisburg, PA, 2018.
CME (FEMA- Hazmat Course )
Center for Domestic Preparedness - Harrisburg, PA, 2019.
Permanent link(Japanese Comparative Cultures/Psychology)
Sophia University (Tokyo), 1993.
(Post Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program)
Bryn Mawr College, 1995.
BA (Psychology)
Vassar College, 1995.
MD
Temple University School of Medicine, 2000.
CME (FEMA/ Hospital Emergency Response Training (HERT), Anniston, AL, September 9-16, 2018 )
Center for Domestic Preparedness - Harrisburg, PA, 2018.
CME (FEMA- Hazmat Course )
Center for Domestic Preparedness - Harrisburg, PA, 2019.
Selected Publications
Priya E. Mammen, MD, MPH, Peter Sanaman, MD & Jeanmarie Perrone, MD, FACMT: A Grassroots Effort Led by Emergency Physicians to Mitigate the Escalating Opioid Epidemic: Case Study. New England Journal of Medicine, Catalyst. NEJM Catalyst is a product of NEJM Group, a division of the Massachusetts Medical Society, Page: Online, April 2018.Peter Sananman, MD: "Helping doctors prevent painkiller abuse." Philadelphia Inquirer Letter to the Editor December 2011.
Peter D. Sananman, MD: "Disaster Preparedness", Recorded Lecture|Training Video University of Pennsylvania Written and produced by Dr. Sananman. (eds.). University of Pennsylvania Communications Department, January 2011 Notes: Training video for Emergency Department Disaster Management and Preparedness. CME credit arranged by Office of Continuing Medical Education and funding provided by Health Resources and Services Administration.
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.