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Guest Speakers 911-Stony Brook University Hospital's Department of
Emergency Medicine offers free lectures by experts who provide the latest
information on emergency self-help. Each educational program features a speaker
(emergency physician, nurse, or paramedic) who talks about the topic of your
choice, printed materials, video presentation, and a question-and-answer session.
Programs can be customized to suit an organization's needs. Topics include
how to survive a heart attack/cardiac arrest; spinal injuries, bleeding, and
shock; poisoning; accessing the emergency medical system in Suffolk County;
Lyme disease; what to do when breathing stops; children's emergencies; recognizing
and clearing an obstruction of the airway; what to do before the ambulance
arrives; childproofing; stroke; pool emergencies; unconsciousness; and domestic
violence. Located in Room 515, University Hospital, Level 4.
Call (631) 444-2499.
Organ Transplant Speaker Service-Sponsored by the
Division of Transplantation, this service is provided by a transplant
education specialist who speaks throughout the community—in schools,
churches, and synagogues, and for service organizations—to educate the
public about organ donation. Located in Room 086 of the Department of Preventive
Medicine, Health Sciences Center, Level 3, Stony Brook, NY 11794-8036.
Call (631) 444-1787.
Speakers Bureau-This resource provides general lectures by Stony Brook
University faculty and staff who are available to address a variety of topics
for community groups.
To request a speaker, call the Office of Public Affairs at (631) 632-9115
or e-mail helen.carrano@stonybrook.edu.
Speakers Bureau: Health Care-The service provides free lectures by
health care professionals for community groups. These
medical experts present the latest information on a range of topics including
health and wellness, disease prevention, current treatment methods, the latest
research, and accessing medical services.
To request a speaker, call the Department of Community Relations at (631)
444-6400 or e-mail dschreifels@notes.cc.sunysb.edu.
Surgical Speakers Service-This educational service is provided by
clinical faculty members who speak on topics related to the
surgery they perform.
Call (631) 444-7875 or visit the Physician
Directory.
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