David Gutteridge MD MPH

Clinical Associate Professor

150 55th StBrooklyn, NY 11220

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Summary

Dr. Dave Gutteridge is an emergency medicine physician and clinical associate professor at NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn, where he has cared for patients and trained future physicians for nearly a decade. As an attending physician, educator, and former chief resident, he has spent thousands of hours on the front lines of New York City’s emergency departments, witnessing the profound human stories that unfold in moments of crisis.

His experiences during the early COVID-19 pandemic deepened his commitment to humanistic care and reinforced the importance of compassion and presence in medicine. Dr. Gutteridge is dedicated to fostering a culture of learning and support, helping trainees develop resilience and self-compassion alongside clinical acumen. He believes that, as healers, caring for ourselves and each other is essential to sustaining the work of caring for others.

An avid reader and writer, Dr. Gutteridge draws on literature and reflection to inform his practice and teaching, always striving to see the person behind every patient and to nurture the next generation of emergency physicians.

He splits his time between Brooklyn and upstate New York, where he is building an amateur sheep farm and lives with his wife and Bernese mountain dog.

Education & Training

Mt Sinai SOM2012
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai/Mount Sinai HospitalResidency, Emergency Medicine, 2012 - 2016
Emory University School of MedicineClass of 2012, MD, MPH
Morehouse CollegeBS, Psychology, Cum Laude, 2001 - 2005

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Certifications & Licensure

FL State Medical License 2021 - Present
NY State Medical License 2015 - 2026
American Board of Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine

Publications & Presentations

PubMed

2 citations
The HIV-Infected Adult Patient In The Emergency Department, The Changing Landscape Of Disease.
David L. Gutteridge, Daniel J. Egan
Emergency Medicine Practice. 2016-02-01
12 citations
Enhancing a Geriatric Emergency Department Care Coordination Intervention Using Automated Health Information Exchange-Based Clinical Event Notifications
David L. Gutteridge, Nicholas Genes, Ula Hwang, Benjamin Kaplan, Jason S. Shapiro
EGEMS. 2014-08-22
118 citations
Structure, process, and annual ICU mortality across 69 centers: United States Critical Illness and Injury Trials Group Critical Illness Outcomes Study.
William Checkley, Greg S. Martin, Samuel M. Brown, Steven Y. Chang, Ousama Dabbagh
Critical Care Medicine. 2014-02-01

Journal Articles

Enhancing a Geriatric Emergency Department Care Coordination Intervention Using Automated Health Information Exchange-Based Clinical Event Notifications
Gutteridge DL, Genes N, Hwang U, Kaplan B, Shapiro J., eGEMs (Generating Evidence & Methods to improve patient outcomes), 8/2014
Structure, process, and annual ICU mortality across 69 centers: United States Critical Illness and Injury Trials Group Critical Illness Outcomes Study
Checkley W, United States Critical Illness and Injury Trials Group Critical Illness Outcomes Study Investigators, Critical Care Medicine, 2/2014
Critical illness outcome study: an observational study of protocols and mortality in intensive care units
Ali, N, Checkley, W, Gutteridge, D, Martin, G, Sevransky, J, Shahul, S., Open Access Journal of Clinical Trials

Books/Book Chapters

Endocrine Pathophysiology
Chapter: Hypocalcemia
Page 71 - 96Gutteridge D, Felner EEditors: Felner E.Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, PhiladelphiaEdition 1,2013
Endocrine Pathophysiology
Chapter: Hypercalcemia
Page 97 - 114Gutteridge D, Felner EEditors: Felner E.Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, PhiladelphiaEdition 1,2013

Abstracts/Posters

Reconsidering the Doctor-in-Triage: Team-Based Triage and Care May Improve Patient Throughput
D.L. Gutteridge, B.D. Shy, N. Singh, E. Rabin, Annals of Emergency Medicine, Chicago, 10/2014
Notifications about Geriatric ED Visits via Health Information Exchange is Feasible and May Reduce Admissions
Genes N, Gutteridge DL., SEAM National Meeting, Dallas, TX, 5/2014
The effect of legalized Sunday alcohol sales on emergency department visits for alcohol withdrawal
Gutteridge D, Albuna MG, Yancey I, Hankin A, SAEM National Meeting, Atlanta, 5/1/2013

Lectures

Think Smart: How to Think Like EM Doc
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center - 1/2016
Decision Axioms in Emergency Medicine
Hackensack University Medical Center - 10/2015
TEG Talk: Thrombelastography in the ED
EmCrit Critical Care Conference - 1/2015

Authored Content

What if Burnout Isn’t a Flaw but a Feature?January 2026

Committees

Member, Rapid Innovation Methodology Committee 2014 - 2014
emergency medicine residency representitive, House Staff Council 2012 - 2013
emergency medicine residency representitive, House Staff Council's Quality Improvement Committee 2012 - 2013

Research History

Reporting of Resident Productivity MetricsResidents were provided with individualized reports of their productivity metrics, including time to provider, time to disposition, ESI level, and total length of stay. Changes in these metrics will be tracked as residents progress through training.2014 - 2016
The effect of resident staffing on emergency department throughputWe sought to determine the effect of overlapping resident shifts on patient throughput measures.2013 - 2016
TheNNT.com: Metoclopramide for the treatment of migraineThis review uses statistical calculations, including a number needed to treat of 4, to rate the use of metoclopramide in migraine. It is designed to be beneficial to physicians and laymen alike in evaluating the efficacy of the treatment.2013 - 2013
The effect of legalized Sunday alcohol sales on emergency department visits for alcohol withdrawalTo determine the effect of repealing Sunday alcohol laws on ED visits for alcohol withdrawal. Prior to repeal: urban EDs studied saw a disproportionate number of cases on Monday compared to other days 18.3% (p<0.01). Our continued effort is to determine the effect on specific populations.2011 - 2013
Research CoordinatorCoordinated a study on the use of neuroimaging for the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease: Alzheimer’s disease neuroimaging initiative (ADNI). Administered neuropsychological tests including the clinical dementia rating, MMSE and Alzheimer’s disease assessment scale.2006 - 2007