Practical Emergency Training

Practical Emergency Training is the ideal training for doctors and medical students who work or wish to work in emergency settings. With a hybrid approach and innovative methodology, you will learn to recognize risk situations and apply the most up-to-date emergency procedures. All this under the supervision of renowned specialists from HCFMUSP, the largest hospital in Latin America.

Practical classes are held in the Skills and Simulation Laboratory of the USP School of Medicine, a modern space equipped with highly complex mannequins that simulate real-life care situations. Students will have the opportunity to train in realistic scenarios, with state-of-the-art equipment, and learn how to deal with a variety of emergency situations, from complex births to CPR and serious trauma.

There are more than 60 hours of training, coordinated by Dr. Augusto Scalabrini Neto, Supervisor of the Medical Residency Program in Intensive Medicine at FMUSP. With the knowledge and experience acquired, you will be better prepared to make quick and accurate decisions, save lives and provide excellent care to your patients.