Allison Regan

Allison Regan, MD serves as Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, Department of Medicine. She holds the key administrative role of Assistant Residency Director for the Combined Residency Program in Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Medical Degree: SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, Brooklyn, NY (2009)
• Residency: Combined Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine, SUNY Downstate/Kings County Hospital (2014)

Dr. Regan's research centers on Medical education and Resuscitation, with significant contributions to emergency medicine training methodologies and acute care protocols. Her work bridges clinical practice and pedagogy, focusing on practical implementation of evidence-based guidelines in high-acuity settings like emergency departments. She has developed educational frameworks for complex resuscitation scenarios and diagnostic decision-making.

Her 10 publications (2011-2013) demonstrate consistent scholarly output across emergency medicine subdomains. The corpus reveals strong emphasis on cardiac emergencies (atrial fibrillation, chest pain), anticoagulation management, pulmonary embolism, and novel substance abuse patterns. Notably, all works target immediate clinical application through platforms like the American Academy of Emergency Medicine's Common Sense Newsletter and Medscape's point-of-care resources.

Scientific awards: No awards were documented in source materials.

As Assistant Residency Director, Dr. Regan oversees curriculum development and resident evaluation for the combined EM/IM program. Her Medscape publications and newsletter contributions constitute significant educational output, though specific grant funding isn't mentioned. The absence of named advisees suggests her mentorship occurs through structured residency oversight rather than individual thesis supervision.