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Our experts include 40 Board-certified physicians, over 100 Emergency Department nurses, and additional support staff including APNs and PAs who care for patients regardless of the ability to pay or insurance status.
During our busiest times, we use a physician-assisted triage program where our patients are seen on average within 25 minutes of arrival.
Visit our Operations Page to see how we manage the Busiest Emergency Department in New Jersey!
Our goal is to continually meet the needs of our patients and several unique features of the St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's (SJRMC) Emergency Department which help us attain our goal include:
ENCARE - Teen program indicating the dangers of driving while under the influence Take Care - Aging adults program that reviews the dangers within the home, pedestrian safety, and medication safety Trauma rooo - Programs for children include bicycle helmet safety and anti-bully, Car Seat Safety Technicians - Check the installation of your baby’s car seat.
For additional information please contact: David Adinaro, MD, Chief Adult Emergency Department: 973.754.3735 David R. Kroning, MD, Chief Pediatric Emergency Department: 973.754.2240 Erwin Douyon, MD, Chief of Trauma Services/Surgical Critical Care: 973.754.2490 Otto Sabando, DO, Program Director, Emergency Medicine Residency Program: 973.754.2918
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Caring for greater than 120,000 patients in 2010 and utilizing state-of-the-art emergency medicine facilities, St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's Emergency Department is the busiest in New Jersey, expected to see more than 130,000 patients in 2011. St. Joseph's Healthcare System is also home to an Emergency Department in 
