Erin Setzer, MD

Assistant Professor

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Emergency Medicine

Classification:

Clinical Faculty

Undergraduate: Fort Lewis College

Medical School: Thomas Jefferson Medical College Graduate/Advanced degrees: MD

Residency: West Virginia University School of Medicine

Fellowship: Emergency Ultrasound, West Virginia University

Board Certification: American Board of Emergency Medicine

Professional Societies/Leadership positions: Ultrasound Faculty for undergraduate medical curriculum

Awards/Honors: (including Departmental, School of Medicine, regional, national awards): Trauma Night of Recognition 2013, EM Resident Research Award 2013, GME 3rd Place in Education Research Representative publications (choose 2-4 publications to highlight):

•     J. Minardi, T. Marshal, G. Massey, E. Setzer. “Focused Cardiac Ultrasound: Uncommon but Critical Diagnosis Made at the Point of Care.” J Ultrasound Med 2015; 34:727-736

•     E. Rardon (Setzer), J. Minardi, D. Davidov and H. Larrabee. “ Current EM US Training in Residency: Implications for Future Practice.” SAEM Abstract Poster Presentation. May 2013.

Professional interests: Ultrasound, pediatrics, resident/student education Personal interests: Biking (mountain, gravel and road), travel, dogs

Dr. Setzer grew up mostly in downtown Atlanta, Georgia then moved to Colorado for college and worked in Denver for 2 years. She then Attended Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia for medical school and chose WVU for residency because she was drawn to the people and outdoors. After graduating from residency in 2013, she completed her Ultrasound Fellowship and was thrilled to take a position on the WVU EM faculty. In her free time, she can be found hiking at Cooper’s Rock with her 2 giant dogs (Harley & Sawyer), cycling on the backroads throughout West Pennsylginia or traveling to the far corners of the globe.