Emergency Medicine
Clinical practice, resident education, and evidence-based emergency care.
Emergency Medicine • Education • Innovation
Vegas Brown, MD
Emergency Physician. Educator. Simulation Leader. Entrepreneur.
I build better ways to teach, practice, and understand emergency medicine—through clinical education, simulation, technology, storytelling, and community-centered projects.
Building high-impact simulation
Professional Focus
Medicine, education, and ideas built to move people forward.
Medical Education
Teaching tools, visual learning resources, and board-focused instruction.
Browse teaching librarySimulation
High-fidelity cases, team training, debriefing, and curriculum design.
Open residency hubInnovation
Technology, 3D printing, digital education, and entrepreneurial projects.
About
A physician shaped by the emergency department—and by community.
“Treat the patient, not just the numbers.”
Vegas Brown, MD is a board-certified emergency physician, medical educator, simulation leader, and entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience in emergency medicine.
Born in Sarasota and raised in Newtown, he brings clinical practice, academic medicine, technology, and community storytelling together to make education more useful, memorable, and accessible.
ABEM Certified
Residency Core Faculty
Simulation Leadership
Medical Education
Selected Work
Projects at the intersection of medicine, technology, and history.
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Medical Education
Emergency Briefcase
Brief cases, fast facts, visual learning, and clinical tools for emergency medicine.
Academic Medicine
Simulation & Residency Education
Enter the residency learning hub for protocols, diagnostic challenges, and competitive simulation.
Community History
Newtown Kids
A curated digital home for stories, people, and history connected to Newtown.
Digital Archive
We Will Not Be Erased
A curated repository preserving and presenting African American history.
Residency & Simulation Lab
Train. Decide. Lead.
Two focused learning environments designed for diagnostic reasoning and high-performance team simulation.
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Rapid Reference
EMS Protocols
Fast-access protocols and operational guidance for prehospital and emergency care.
Open protocols 01Diagnostic Reasoning
Medical Mysteries
Case-based challenges that sharpen pattern recognition, differential diagnosis, and clinical judgment.
Solve a case 02Team Competition
SIMWARS
Competitive simulation built around teamwork, communication, procedures, and decisive emergency care.
Enter SIMWARS
Emergency Medicine Learning
Emergency Briefcase
Focused cases, fast facts, and visual teaching tools organized for rapid clinical review.
Fast Facts
Rapid visual review
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Priapism
Recognition, classification, and urgent treatment of ischemic priapism.
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Pesticide Exposure
A rapid approach to cholinergic toxidromes, decontamination, atropine, and oximes.
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Burn Evaluation and Treatment
Rapid assessment, resuscitation, and high-yield management of burn emergencies.
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Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Recognition and empiric treatment of this time-sensitive tick-borne infection.
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Rhabdomyolysis
Diagnosis, fluid strategy, electrolyte threats, and kidney-protective care.
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Acute Stroke
Time-critical stroke recognition, imaging, reperfusion decisions, and emergency stabilization.
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Diabetic Ketoacidosis
A practical approach to fluids, insulin, potassium, and reassessment in DKA.
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Testicular Torsion
Time-sensitive recognition and surgical management of testicular torsion.
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Ovarian Torsion
Clinical recognition, imaging limits, and urgent gynecologic consultation.
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Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Recognition, respiratory risk assessment, and emergency evaluation of GBS.
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Sepsis-Induced Myocardial Dysfunction
Case-based recognition and hemodynamic management of septic myocardial dysfunction.
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Smoke & Fire Inhalation
Airway injury, carbon monoxide, cyanide toxicity, and burn resuscitation.
20+Years in emergency medicine
ClinicalPatient-centered practice
AcademicTeaching and simulation
CommunityHistory and service
Connect
Let’s build something useful.
Speaking, medical education, simulation, collaboration, and community projects.