Positions
Associate Professor, Director of Clinical Informatics in Emergency Medicine, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer, WVUM
- Organization:
- West Virginia University School of Medicine
- Department:
- Emergency Medicine
- Classification:
- Clinical Faculty
Education
- MD, West Virginia University
About Brian Dilcher
Undergraduate: West Virginia University
Medical School: West Virginia University School of Medicine
Residency: Emergency Medicine, West Virginia University School of Medicine
Board Certifications: Emergency Medicine, Clinical Informatics
Professional Roles: Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Associate Chief Medical Information Officer, WVU Medicine Health System
Professional Societies/Leadership Positions:
Assistant Chief Resident, WVU EM, 2017–2018
Chief Resident, WVU EM, 2018–2019
Fellow, American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP)
Member, American Medical Informatics Association
Awards and Honors:
Outstanding Emergency Medicine Resident, 2018–2019
Resident Teaching Award, 2017
Multiple Epic Physician Builder Certifications (Basic, Advanced, Analytics, ASAP, Cosmos, OPA basic & advanced badge)
Professional Interests: Emergency Medicine, Clinical Informatics, Health IT Education, EHR Optimization
Personal Interests: Mountain biking, snowboarding, hiking, camping, carpentry, videography
Originally from Barboursville, West Virginia, Dr. Brian Dilcher earned his B.S. in Chemistry from WVU in 2012 and his M.D. from the WVU School of Medicine in 2016. After completing his Emergency Medicine residency at WVU, he pursued further specialization in Clinical Informatics and is now board certified in both Emergency Medicine and Clinical Informatics. He serves as an Associate CMIO with a focus on emergency medicine, informatics education, and physician builder development. Brian and his wife, Kayla, met while attending WVU and have made Morgantown their home with their daughter. In his free time, he enjoys the outdoors, especially mountain biking and snowboarding, and finds creative outlet in carpentry and video production.