Ultrasound and Resuscitation Fellowship
Resuscitation is one of the many aspects of Emergency Medicine that makes us stand out amongst physicians in other specialities. We take pride in understanding how to properly run medical and traumatic resuscitations with grace and composure. Rapid clinical decisions are made based on experience, knowledge, and contextual clues specific to the patient’s presentation. The development of point-of-care ultrasound within the Emergency Department has revolutionized the science and art of resuscitation, and it is our belief that ultrasound expertise and EM resuscitation go hand in hand.
In order to develop the next generation of leaders in EM resuscitation, the Department of Emergency Medicine at Lincoln Hospital established the 1-year fellowship in Ultrasound and Resuscitation. Critical care in the Lincoln ED is unique given the diverse presentations in both trauma and medical resuscitation. There are 6 dedicated resuscitation bays and 20 beds in the ED critical care unit. We have 24 hours of dedicated attending physician coverage and multiple, state-of-the-art ultrasounds at their disposal. The US and Resuscitation Fellow will be provided with the tools to advance and hone the critical care knowledge and techniques they obtained during residency. Additionally, they will gain skills in administration, education, and research necessary to become the next generation of US directors and US faculty as future leaders in EM critical care.
Daniel Singer, MD, Director
After completing his medical residency and fellowships in POCUS and Critical Care Medicine at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Dr. Singer finds his passion in ultrasound guided resuscitation. He thoroughly enjoys spending time with residents discussing not only findings on ultrasound but the physiologic and pathophysiologic changes behind the findings. His goal with this fellowship is to further the field of emergency medicine and expand the critical care aspect to include ultrasound as one of the main components of the initial evaluation.
Kamil Lupicki, MD
Dr. Lupicki graduated from Lincoln EM in 2022 and seeks to become an expert in Ultrasound and Resuscitation Medicine.
Outside interests include: writing & playing live music (currently writing for and playing guitar in the band Cloud Break), staying up-to-date with fitness & nutrition literature, skiing, enjoying live music in NYC
Past Fellows
Kamil Lupicki, MD - 2023
Daniel Prentice, MD - 2023
Demetrius Neofitidis, DO - 2022
Tom O’Connell, MD - 2021
Sergio Veliz, MD - 2020