Máster en Medicina de Urgencias y Emergencias

Program Overview

The program provides students with the necessary skills and knowledge to act in emergency and disaster situations, utilizing advanced therapeutic and diagnostic support tools. Through hands-on simulation and practical training in top-level critical patient care units, students learn to manage healthcare resources, advise in decision-making, and contribute their expert vision in emergency situations.

Program Outline

Objectives:

• To provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to act in emergency and disaster situations.
• To equip students with the ability to use the most advanced therapeutic and diagnostic support tools.
Medical legislation in emergencies
• Module II: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Module IV: Multiple victim incident.
Catastrophes. Triage
• Module VI: Emergency care in time-dependent pathologies
• Module VII: Master's thesis

Teaching:

• The program utilizes a methodology based on simulation, providing practical and experiential learning with real-life cases in a safe and controlled environment.
• Students will participate in simulated situations that they may not have the opportunity to experience in clinical settings.
• Students will complete practical training in top-level critical patient care units and in the SAMUR emergency services.
• The faculty consists primarily of professionals actively working in positions related to the clinical practice of the program's content: urgency, emergency, and critical patients.
• Students will have access to the most advanced learning tools, including simulated real-life emergency situations, out-of-hospital emergencies, and critical patient care in the simulated hospital and ambulance.
• Students will participate in multidisciplinary work teams with specialists from other healthcare disciplines, where it is essential to know how to contribute their expert vision in their respective areas, especially in emergency and critical patient situations.

Careers:

• The program prepares students for work in out-of-hospital emergency units, as well as intensive care units.
• Obtaining this degree is a requirement for entry into the job market as an Out-of-Hospital Emergency Physician within the framework of the application of sanitary transport in the Community of Madrid.

Other:

• The program is offered in Spanish.
• The program is 9 months in duration.
• The program is offered in Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid.
• The program is a "Propia" title, meaning it is a non-official degree offered by the Universidad Europea de Madrid.
• The program is offered by the Faculty of Biomedical and Health Sciences.
• The program is taught in a simulated hospital environment, which allows for a safe and controlled learning experience.
• The program includes practical training in real-world settings, such as emergency rooms and critical care units.
• The program is designed to meet the demands of the European and Spanish healthcare systems for emergency medicine professionals.