Gail Stewart, DO Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine School of Medicine Associate Professor, Pediatrics School of Medicine

Other LLU Classes Outside Of Schedule 

Lecture
	6/2007 Child Abuse Medical Student Lecture 1/2007 Interesting Cases Presentation and review of interesting cases seen in the emergency department. 9/2006 Interesting Cases A presentation of 9 cases seen in the emergency department, with a review of clinical presentation, pathophysiology, and treatment. 3/2006 Pediatric Medical Emergencies APLS Course Lecture 3/2006 Pediatric Toxicology APLS Course Lecture 3/2006 Snakes and Spiders APLS Lecture 2/2006 Pediatric Sepsis Original lecture given to the emergency department residents 9/2005 Environmental Emergencies APLS Course lecture 9/2005 Health Care Needs for Special Children APLS course lecture 7/2005 Snakes and Spiders APLS course. Self prepared lecture concentrating on snake and spider recognition and treatment of envenomation 7/2005 Toxicology Overview APLS lecture for new residents 3/2005 Conditions mistaken for child abuse Pediatric resident conference 2/2005 Conditions mistaken for child abuse Pediatric Emergency Medicine conference. 8/2004 Challenging cases APLS course for residents, med students, nurses, and EMT's. Content: intussusception, pyloric stenosis, Kawasaki disease etc. 8/2004 Environmental Emergencies APLS course taught to residents, nurses, medical students and EMT's. Content: snake bites, hypothermia, hyperthermia, drowning 8/2004 Neonatal emergencies APLS course.
Interactive Teaching
	3/2006 Pediatric Airway Station APLS Course Skills station 9/2005 Interosseous Insertion APLS course 7/2005 Intraosseous insertion APLS Course. 8/2004 Intraosseous insertion APLS course - chicken bones used to demonstrate proper insertion of the intraosseous needle. 8/2004 Respiratory Station APLS course. Demonstration of bag-valve-mask ventilation, endotracheal intubation, and use of the laryngo-tracheal mask airway.
Administrative Teaching Roles
	3/2001 - Present APLS courses Co-coordinator of 1-2 APLS courses per year. Geared toward residents, medical students, nurses, EMT's.