One Hurley Plaza
Flint, MI 48503-5993
Available to mentor
Dr. Call Coddington is a Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine, working at the Hurley Medical Center. He earned a BA at Albion College, and his DO at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He then completed a residency in emergency medicine at Ascension St. John Detroit, where her served as Chief Resident as well. His publications include a book chapter in Emergent Vascular Access, and an article in the journal of Current Emergency Hospital Medicine Reports.
Administrative Contact:
Karen Warda
[email protected]
810-262-9854
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ResidencyAscension Macomb-Oakland Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine, 2024
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Chief ResidentAscension Macomb-Oakland Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine, 2024
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DOMichigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, East Lansing, 2021
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BA, BiologyAlbion College, Albion, 2016
• Emergent resuscitation with focus on difficult vascular access
• Improving outcomes for patients at-risk for CLABSI/CAUTI via inpatient device monitoring
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Coddington C. 2023Additional ScholarshipElectronic Monitoring and Auditing of Central Venous Catheters Using a Novel Individualized Near Field Communication Device: EMAC-NFC; Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital
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Coddington C. 2023Additional Scholarshipcreated dedicated residency program page for Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital; WikEM
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Clavel IR, Coddington CG, Paxton JH. Current Emergency and Hospital Medicine Reports, 2021 Mar 1; 9 (1): 1 - 10.Journal ArticleCurrent Methods for the Prehospital Detection of Large Vessel Occlusion (LVO) Ischemic Stroke
DOI:10.1007/s40138-020-00224-3 -
Paxton J, Szydlowski B, Coddington C. 2021 Emergent Vascular Access, 217 - 248.ChapterDifficult Vascular Access
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Coddington C, Watson K. 2024Proceeding / Abstract / PosterCardiopulmonary Arrest Secondary to Ventricular Tachycardia Storm in a Patient with Structural Heart Disease and AICD: A Case Study
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Coddington C, Cranmer K. 2022Proceeding / Abstract / PosterCoronary Vasospasm Secondary to Anaphylactic Shock (Kounis Syndrome) in a Patient with Underlying Coronary Artery Disease: A Case Study