- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Hospital20 York Street, Ste South Pavilion 218New Haven, CT 06510
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Shoreline Medical Center111 Goose LaneGuilford, CT 06437
Asim Tarabar, MD, MS
Biography
Asim Tarabar, MD, specializes in emergency medicine with a focus on medical toxicology. He provides comprehensive care for patients with toxicological issues including poisoning, substance abuse and withdrawal.
As an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Tarabar’s research interests are centered on substance abuse and prevention. He has contributed several articles addressing substance abuse and withdrawal and was a contributing author to Goldfrank’s Toxicologic Emergencies, a leading reference in the field of toxicology.
Dr. Tarabar received his medical training from the Medical School of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He completed his residency in emergency medicine at Yale New Haven Hospital and a fellowship in medical toxicology at New York University, Bellevue Hospital/New York Poison Control Center.
Titles
- Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
- Director, Medical Toxicology
- Quality Improvement Director, YNHH Emergency Department
Education & Training
- MSUniversity of Maryland (1999)
- MDuniversity of sarajevo (1992)
- ResidentYale-New Haven Hospital
- FellowNew York University/NYC Poison Control Center
Languages Spoken
- Hrvatski (Croatian)
- English
- Српски (Serbian)
Additional Information
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Hospital20 York Street, Ste South Pavilion 218New Haven, CT 06510
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Shoreline Medical Center111 Goose LaneGuilford, CT 06437
Biography
Asim Tarabar, MD, specializes in emergency medicine with a focus on medical toxicology. He provides comprehensive care for patients with toxicological issues including poisoning, substance abuse and withdrawal.
As an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Tarabar’s research interests are centered on substance abuse and prevention. He has contributed several articles addressing substance abuse and withdrawal and was a contributing author to Goldfrank’s Toxicologic Emergencies, a leading reference in the field of toxicology.
Dr. Tarabar received his medical training from the Medical School of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He completed his residency in emergency medicine at Yale New Haven Hospital and a fellowship in medical toxicology at New York University, Bellevue Hospital/New York Poison Control Center.
Titles
- Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
- Director, Medical Toxicology
- Quality Improvement Director, YNHH Emergency Department
Education & Training
- MSUniversity of Maryland (1999)
- MDuniversity of sarajevo (1992)
- ResidentYale-New Haven Hospital
- FellowNew York University/NYC Poison Control Center
Languages Spoken
- Hrvatski (Croatian)
- English
- Српски (Serbian)
Additional Information
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Hospital20 York Street, Ste South Pavilion 218New Haven, CT 06510
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Shoreline Medical Center111 Goose LaneGuilford, CT 06437
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Hospital20 York Street, Ste South Pavilion 218New Haven, CT 06510
- Yale Emergency MedicineYale New Haven Shoreline Medical Center111 Goose LaneGuilford, CT 06437