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Summary

• Kathryn Redinger, MD, is board-certified in Emergency Medicine and is a fellow in the American College of Emergency Physicians. She completed her undergraduate work at the University of Notre Dame and her medical degree at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. She completed her residency training at Western Michigan University (formerly Michigan State University - KCMS) and served as Chief Resident and completed a specialty track in Healthcare Administration.
  
  
  Since completing her residency, she has been practicing emergency medicine for Ascension Borgess in Kalamazoo, MI. Dr. Redinger has served as a Medical Director and the Quality Assurance and Corporate Compliance officer for her practice and is a core faculty member at WMED for both graduate and undergraduate medical education.
  
  
  She is actively involved in teaching medical students and curricular development and serves as the Clerkship Director for the Advanced Emergency Medicine Course, is a Clinical Skills Examiner for the pre-clinical students, and is a Clinical Scholar Advisor. She holds positions in the Department of Emergency Medicine and the Department of Medical Education. Her educational innovations have been published in Medical Education, the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, and quality improvement studies have been published in The Journal of Emergency Medicine.
  
  
  Her research interests include quality and performance improvement, medical ethics, medical education and emergency mental health and patients in crisis. She is especially interested in the promotion of leadership, wellness, and career formation of physicians, both practicing and in training. As a mom of 5, she has had a child in every level of medical training.

Kathryn E Redinger, MD
Kathryn E Redinger, MD Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine Board Certification American Board of Emergency Medicine

WMed faculty-to-faculty award recipients named

Ovarian Neoplasm: Delivering Suspicion of Cancer in the Emergency Department
Published in Cureus, March 2022

Considerations for Pediatric Retirement from Athletics Following Repetitive Conc
Published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, February 2021

The Impact of Pop-Up Clinical Electronic Health Record Decision Tools on Orderin
Published in The Journal of Emergency Medicine, January 2022
Choose your own adventure: Innovations in ethics training.
Published in Medical Education in "Really Good Things," February 2022

Care for a Dying Patient: EMS Perspectives on Caring for Hospice Patients
Published in Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, April 2022

Virtual Emergency Medicine Clerkship Curriculum during the COVID-19 Pandemic: De
Published in the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, May 2021