Morris S. Kharasch, MD, FACEP

 

Director of Special Programs
Senior Attending Physican
Division of Emergency Medicine
Evanston Northwestern Healthcare

Asssociate Professor
Department of Emergency Medicine
Feinberg School of Medicine
Northwestern University

  

Medical School
Medical College of Wisconsin - Doctor of Medicine – 1988

Post-Graduate Education
Northwestern University Medical School
                                 - Emergency Medicine– 1989-1992
                                 - Chief Resident– 1991-1992

Board Certification and Medical Licensure
1992-present – State of Illinois Medical License
1993-present – American Board of Emergency Medicine-Board Certified
1999-present – National Board of Medical Examiners

Academic Activities

  •    AWARDS, HONORS, DISTINCTIONS
    • Voted teaching attending of the year by residents in Emergency Medicine, Northwestern University - June 2008
    • Voted teaching attending of the year by residents in Emergency Medicine, Northwestern University - June 2007
    • Voted teaching attending of the year by residents in Emergency Medicine, Northwestern University - June 2006
    • Voted teaching attending of the year by residents in Emergency Medicine, Northwestern University - June 1998
    • Voted teaching attending of the year by residents in Emergency Medicine, Northwestern University - June 1996
  •    GRANTS

Hospital Affiliations

  • 2005– Executive Committee, Board of Directors ENH Faculty Practice Associates
  • 2008 Chairman, Nuclear Medicine Chairman Review Committee
  • 2008-present Member, Graduate Medical Education Committee
  • 2007 Member, Pediatric Chairman Review Committee
  • 2005 Member, Ethics Committee
  • 2005-present Professional Staff Officer, Medical Executive Committee
  • 2001-2006 Member, Child Abuse Committee
  • 1998-2004 Member, Disaster Committee
  • 1998-2004 Member, Business Committee
  • 1992-2002 Member, Medical Education Committee

National Affiliations

  • National oral board examiner, American Board of Emergency Medicine
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