Sean Hanlon, MD

Assistant Professor

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Emergency Medicine

Classification:

Clinical Faculty

Academic Rank and Title: Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

Undergraduate:  West Virginia University, BS, Biochemistry

Medical School:  West Virginia University School of Medicine

Residency: West Virginia University, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

Fellowship:  Indiana University School of Medicine, Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Board Certification:  ABIM (Internal Medicine), ABP (General Pediatrics), Board Eligible for PEM (not offered until 2024)

Professional Societies/Leadership positions: Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

Awards/Honors:

Outstanding Clinician Award, 2023-2024

Most outstanding pediatric trainee abstract award, 2023 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting, May, 2023

Best oral presentation by fellow at IUEM Legacy Day, May, 2023

Resident Teaching Award, WVU Pediatric Residency, 2020

Gold Humanism Honor Society

Representative publications:

Hanlon SM, Sim D, Schneider JG, Yang Z, Thompson SM. The Association Between COVID-19 and Febrile Seizure: A Retrospective Case-Control Study. Pediatr Emerg Care. 2023 May 1;39(5):360-363.
 

Professional interests:

Clinical/bedside teaching residents and medical students

Quality Improvement

Pediatric RSI
 

Personal interests:

Family, Friends, Basketball, Football, Hiking

Sean Hanlon grew up in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia just a few miles from Morgantown. He is a forever Mountaineer completing undergraduate, medical school, and residency here. He did have a brief hiatus for fellowship when he went to Indiana University for subspecialty training in pediatric emergency medicine, which was a great experience, but then country roads brought him back home. He is excited to be back to serve the children and families of the state. Furthermore, he is excited to help teach the next generation of future physicians in our medical students and residents. When not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Meredith, and two boys, Hayes and Lincoln. He loves WVU sports. He says one of the best feelings, that is truly difficult to describe to others, is when you are on vacation thousands of miles away and you are wearing something with WVU on it, and then, someone yells “Lets Go!” Hopefully, he will be able to yell it a bit himself over the next few years.

Medical Specialties

• Emergency Medicine