Mitch Sokolosky, MD

Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine

Research Interests

Decision Making
Emergency Medicine
Emergency Medicine

About Me

I am an emergency physician who has been involved with graduate medical education (GME) leadership for over 20-years. I served as the residency program director in Emergency Medicine for 15-years. I currently serve as the Associate Dean of Graduate Medical Education for the Wake Forest School of Medicine and as our sponsoring institution’s Designated Institutional Official (DIO). The DIO is the individual who has the authority and responsibility for all of the institution’s ACGME-accredited GME programs. I also serve our medical center as an Associate Chief Medical Officer. I actively practice Emergency Medicine and I am committed to ensuring that all of our GME learners receive an outstanding education in a positive and supportive learning and working environment.

Education: MD, West Virginia University School of Medicine, 1992
Residency: Emergency Medicine, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, 1993; Emergency Medicine, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, 1995
Fellowship: Pediatric Emergency Medic, University of Florida, 1995
Board Certifications: American Board of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine
Memberships: Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors; American College of Emergency Physicians
Positions: Associate Dean, Graduate Medical Education; Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine
Departments and Affiliations: Graduate Medical Education; Emergency Medicine

Research

Publications

Importance of residency program web sites to emergency medicine applicants. Mahler SA, Wagner MJ, Church A, Sokolosky M, Cline DM. J Emerg Med. 2009 Jan; 36(1):83-8.

Technology Transfer and Commercialization

Research Focus Areas

Translation to Care

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Mitch Sokolosky, MD

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