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Like OB, EM is looking to move on from ERAS to a new platform next year. Any platform that can integrate the SLOE and be less expensive for the applicants will be a huge win in this process.

Was super exciting to interview NASA Astronaut & EM Doc Anil Menon on ACEP Frontline! Going to be a cool episode to listen to 🚀 Ryan Stanton MD, FACEP Yev Maksimenko, MD, NRP emresidents @ACEPNow Emergency Physicians

Interested in Space/Aerospace Medicine? Was thrilled to collaborate with Ryan Stanton MD, FACEP & Yev Maksimenko, MD, NRP, to interview Anil Menon, EM physician turned NASA Astronaut on his journey, the field of #SpaceMedicine, and his advice for trainees! Listen HERE: shorturl.at/aYOw8

In this episode, hear from NASA emergency physician Dr. Anil Menon, as he shares his progress and thoughts on what it might mean for emergency physicians. Visit the "ACEPNation Links" in our bio to listen! 🎧

Woah, ACGME new proposed requirements has all EM residencies going to all 4 years!

Thank god for emresidents 🫡 For always standing up for trainees and giving us a seat at the table! Advocacy makes a real difference!

📣 Check out the panel of EM physicians that will be hosted by Bo Burns, DO, MBA, MHA FACEP for the Spring Medical Student Forum! Don't wait until the last minute and register now for the virtual event. Register now 👉 bit.ly/3OxeJAX emresidents gamerEMdoc Cassandra Bradby, MD

One tidbit of exciting news for medical students: almost all EM programs will be officially transitioning to residencyCAS for the 2025-2026 application season….where the cost for up to 18 applications is <$100!

In 2024, EPs faced unprecedented challenges. ACEP led the way, driving impactful change & advocating for critical issues affecting daily practice. Learn more about our progress & advocacy shaping the future of EM by clicking the link below! 🔗 bit.ly/3QMVDbm

Emergency medicine is 24/7/365. We are availabologists. Unfortunately, that means if you are can’t work evenings, nights or weekends or be on call for your department, this is not a specialty you should choose.

Careers in EM can take many forms! Join us on April 8 @ 7 pm Central to hear from a panel of EM faculty on their approach to a career in EM, how they integrate a niche into their career, and how inquiry has shaped their career as a physician. Register 👉 bit.ly/3Yb0p6z

Thank you, TIME Magazine, for giving voice to what our emergency departments across the country see, hear, and feel. #ThePitt #ThePittMax Emergency Physicians RUSH Emergency Medicine Residency Rush University System for Health Illinois College of Emergency Physicians (ICEP) NAEMSP EM:RAP Mel Herbert L. Anthony Cirillo,MD,FACEP time.com/7276040/the-pi…

Wondering how Dr. Robby got like that? A new paper from our Faculty Affiliate John Purakal, MD examines PTSD symptoms among Emergency Medicine physicians during the COVID-19 outbreak. Full paper in JACEP Open: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📣 With just days away from the ACGME deadline, we take another look at protecting the future of EM training. Take a few minutes to read the article 👉 bit.ly/4lNxDmE and take action by Submitting your comments by May 1 👉 bit.ly/3Gg3WdF emresidents

📣 EMRA stands firm in its belief that we can strengthen emergency medicine training without mandating a 4-year model. Read the letter sent to the ACGME urging them to reconsider their proposed changes. Read the full letter 👉 bit.ly/430hZMn emresidents

“If the ACGME is truly committed to transparency…and evidence-based decision-making, they should withdraw the proposed EM program requirements…and commit to future changes that prioritize what is best for both patients and trainees.” Thanks STAT for the opportunity!

📣 Please join the MSC Hangouts discussion on May 23 at 6pm CT where David Wilson, MD, and Jo-Ann Moser, MD, will talk about EMRA's stance on the proposed ACGME changes to EM residency length and requirements! Register now 👉 bit.ly/43tHDue emresidents

Emergency medicine is the only specialty that doesn’t say no to anything. If you show up in a dermatology office for a toothache or in an orthopedic surgery practice for diarrhea, you will be told you’re in the wrong department. You might even be sent to the ER. If you come

An outgoing EM resident’s parting advice for new interns: A 🧵