Dr. Brock Daniels
Hometown:
Carbondale, PA
Undergraduate Institution:
Boston College
Medical School:
Northwestern University
Hobbies/Interest:
Anything outside, especially rock climbing, biking, kayaking. Traveling just about anywhere. Eating suspicious food from street vendors while sitting on a little plastic stool. Cooking for other people.
Past life:
I lived in Thailand for one year as a Fogarty International Clinical Research Scholar and traveled throughout much of Southeast Asia. I have an MPH from Boston University in Epidemiology and Bioethics. I've also worked in a genetics lab, an HIV clinic, taught the MCAT, cell biology and algebra to high school kids.
Academic Interest:
My interests are ultrasound, international health, and hopefully the combination of the two. I'm currently working with Dr. Moore on developing a clinical decision rule to reduce CT scans in patients with suspected renal colic.
Favorite activities in New Haven:
Koffee is a great place to hang out. I also like the train station (not for hanging out, but for taking the train).
Why Yale’s Emergency Medicine Program:
YNHH has a largely unique clinical environment; it has the feel of a county hospital with all the resources of a major academic center. It's an amazing place to train with numerous opportunities for developing whatever type or career you're looking for. Train here, you can work anywhere.
Random factoid:
I was named after a soap opera star on General Hospital.
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