Allison Tadros, MD

Professor

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Emergency Medicine

Classification:

Clinical Faculty

Undergraduate: University of Georgia

Medical School: West Virginia University

Residency: SUNY Stony Brook

Board Certification: American Board of Emergency Medicine

Professional Societies/Leadership positions: SAEM, ACEP, CDEM

Awards/Honors:

Outstanding Research Mentor, WVU DEM 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17

Faculty of the Year, WVU DEM 2011-12

Representative publications (choose 2-4 publications to highlight):

Tadros A, Layman SM et al. “Emergency visits for prescription opioid poisoning”. J Emerg Med. 2015; 49: 871-877. PMID: 26409674

Tadros A, Mason M, et al. “Visits by the elderly to United States EDs for alcohol-related disorders”.  Am J Emerg Med. 2015; 33: 1126-1128. PMID: 26022753

Tadros A, Layman S, Brewer M, et al. “A 5 Year comparison of ED Visits by homeless and non homeless patients”.  Am J Emerg Med. 2016; epub before print. PMID: 26935222

Tadros A, Davidov DM, Coleman J, et al. “Pediatric visits to United States emergency departments for alcohol-related disorders”. J Emerg Med. 2013; 44: 1034-1038. PMID: 23485265

Professional interests:  medical student education, trauma, opioid abuse

Personal interests: anything Disney, travel, spending time with family, reading, exercise

Dr. Allison Tadros is a native West Virginian who ventured away from the Mountain State to attend the University of Georgia for her undergraduate studies, returning after earning her bachelor’s degree to attend medical school at WVU.  She completed her residency on Long Island at SUNY Stony Brook, once again following the country roads home to Morgantown after residency to join the faculty at WVU.  Dr. Tadros is heavily involved in resident research and enjoys mentoring residents through the process of inquiry and through what is often times their first experience completing a research project. 

Medical Specialties

• Emergency Medicine