Dr. Madison Bompard is an Emergency Medicine attending physician and second-year Medical Toxicology fellow at Virginia Commonwealth University, in Richmond, Virginia. Her clinical interests include critical care toxicology, public health, and medical education. She completed her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree at Kansas City University (magna cum laude), in Manhattan, Kansas, followed by an Emergency Medicine residency at the University of Connecticut, where she served as Chief Resident. She received multiple residency awards, including Clinical Excellence, Excellence in Emergency Medicine Research, and Intern of the Year.
At VCU, she practices emergency medicine while training in medical toxicology and has earned recognition for teaching excellence, including the VCU Golden Apple Teaching Award. She holds certifications in Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Advanced Trauma Life Support, and Pediatric Advanced Life Support. She is also board eligible in Emergency Medicine.
Dr. Bompard maintains active ACLS, ATLS, and PALS certifications. Her scholarship includes peer-reviewed manuscripts and book chapters on topics such as overdose management, uncommon toxicants, and critical care toxicology, plus oral and poster presentations at ACMT, NACCT, and regional meetings. She has contributed to education and curriculum development through roles on residency curriculum committees, SAEM education projects, and as a resident leader for toxicology and FeminEM initiatives.