Lindsay Seilhan

Residency trained and board certified Emergency Physician with over fifteen years of direct patient care experience in high volume, high acuity emergency departments. Committed to providing professional, compassionate and comprehensive emergency care.

State of Colorado Medical license, 2012-Present

Drug Enforcement Agency license, 2006-present

Board Certified - American Board of Emergency Medicine 2011-present

Member American College of Emergency Physicians

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certified

Pediatric Advanced Life Support Certified

Advanced Trauma Life Support Certified

Advanced Trauma Life Support Instructor

Clinical Excellence Award - University of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Residency 

Program - 2009

President’s Scholarship - University of Puget Sound - 1995 - 1999

Dean’s Award - University of Colorado - 1997

Walsh, KE and Sanders (nka Seilhan), LK et. al. “A 9-year-old Boy with Exertional Syncope.” Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2012 March 23

City-wide quality improvement initiative for the emergency treatment of exacerbations of chronic pain.  Participated in a city-wide initiative to identify patients that present to any of Madison, Wisconsin’s three major hospitals for the relief of chronic pain. The goal of the initiative was to assist in the management of their pain without the use of narcotics. This data will be used in a future publication to see if identifying this subset of ED patients led to modification of their behavior and a decreased use of the ED for management of chronic pain. 

Pediatric Pain Management in the ED.  Quality improvement project to implement the application of LMX in triage in pediatric patients expected to need an IV. 

Diagnosis and Treatment of Crush Injuries in the Pre-Hospital Setting. St. Anthony Hospital Base Station Meeting, April 2011

Are We Lighting Up Our Patients? The Risks of Radiation Exposure in the ED Patient.  University of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds, May 2010

When is Futile Futile? The Ethics of Trauma Resuscitation.  University of Wisconsin Trauma Surgery Grand Rounds,  June 2009 

Evaluation of Venous Thromboembolism in the Emergency Department. University of Wisconsin Radiology Department, November 2008. 

To Err is Human, the Top “Can’t Miss” Plain Film Diagnosis, University of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds, October 2008

Guillan Barre, University of Wisconsin Resident Case Conference, August 2008 

Acid Base Disorders

Allergy and Anaphylaxis

Disorders of the Ear

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Salicylates

Soft Tissue Infections

Spinal Cord Injuries

Supraventricular Tachycardia

University of Wisconsin Resident and Faculty Handbook, Compiled and Edited 1st Edition, Published July 2009

UW Emergency Medicine Survival Guide, Compiled and Edited 1st Edition, Published July 2009

ED Quality Improvement Committee, UWHC Madison WI 2007 – 2010

Resident member of UW Hospital committee involved in the review and implementation of quality assurance issues.

LHAN Daughters of Charity Clinic, New Orleans, LA  2003 - 2006

Performed initial health screening and provided Spanish translation for Doctors in clinic. 

LPCP Community Intervention, San Juan, PR,   2002 - 2003

Community outreach program educating Middle School students about Substance Use and Abuse

Morovis Community Hospital, Morovis, PR   2002 - 2003

Volunteer work in family practice office