Michael Takacs, MD, FAAEM

Emeritus Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine

Current Positions

BS in Electrical Engineering, State University of New York, Albany, New York, United States
MS in Electrical Engineering, State University of New York, Albany, New York, United States
MD in Medicine, Loyola Stritch School of Medicine, Maywood, Illinois, United States
Certificate in Medical Education, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, United States
Certificate in Medication Education - Teaching Scholars Program, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, United States
Resident, Emergency Medicine State University of New York, Buffalo, New York, United States

Dostal, K. & Takacs, M. E. (null). “Alcohol-Related ED visits among college-age patients at a Big Ten University: Indentifying high-risk groups”.
Edwards, N. & Takacs, M. E. (null). “Thursday night drinking behavior in college students: A retrospective study”.
Heise, W. & Takacs, M. E. (null). Teaching evidence based medicine: Is a traditional lecture or high-fidelity simulation a better teaching tool?.
Kemp, M., Jones, C., Russi, C., Dickson, E. & Takacs, M. E. (null). Correlation of Ultrasound determined Internal Jugular Size to Central Venous Pressure Monitoring.
Takacs, M. E. (null). Emergency Medicine Chapter. In Graber M., Wilbur J, Bedell D. Family Practice Examination and Board Review. McGraw-Hill, Philidelphia, 2008.
Takacs, M. E. & Erbes, J. (null). “Schedule of Classes and Alcohol Related Emergencies”.
Takacs, M. E., Krupp, M. & Ostrander, A. (null). “Simulation Practice vs. Logbook Documentation: Best Teaching Method for System Based Practice in an Emergency Medicine Clerkship.”.
Diehl, E. & Takacs, M. E. (null). “Correlation of Ultrasound determined Internal Jugular Size to Central Venous Pressure Monitoring.”.
Takacs, M. E. (null). “Pneumonia”.
Takacs, M. E., Manka, M., Moscati, R. & Raghavendran, K. (null). Sonographic Scoring for OR Triage in Trauma (SSORTT).