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LeadersPlease indicate the 5 leaders you most prefer. Assignments will be made based on leader availability for your dates with consideration of your request.

Currrent Board of Directors & Council Officers


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 Hans House, MD, FACEP
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Mark Mackey, MD, FACEP
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John Rogers, MD, FACEP
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Past Board of Directors and Council Officers
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Academic Leaders
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Are there specific non-clinical issues you would like the ACEP leader to address?
 

The speaker will also be pleased to give a clinical or practice management presentation. Note that the topic will vary depending on which leader visits your program. Please refer to the Leader Topics List to indicate your preference.

Thank you. We look forward to hearing from you.

 
      

Topics

Current Board of Directors and Council Officers

ANDREW SAMA, MD, FACEP
PRESIDENT
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  • Health Policy Reform
  • Future of Emergency Medicine
  • Quality
  • Value-Based Care
  • EMTALA
  • Medical Liability
  • Sepsis
  • Pneumonia
  • Transfusions
  • DVT, PE, and Low Molecular Weight Heparin
  • Hypertensive Crises
  • Head Trauma
  • Imaging
  • Sedation
  • HIPAA and Social Media
ALEXANDER M. ROSENAU, DO, CPE, FACEP
PRESIDENT-ELECT
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  • Legal Considerations
  • Leadership Through Emotional Intelligence
  • Leadership and Negotiation
  • Managing Conflict for a Better Result
  • Resident to Attending: Transitions
  • Preparing for Radiation Emergencies
MICHAEL J. GERARDI, MD, FAAP, FACEP
VICE PRESIDENT
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Pediatric EM
  • Admit or Discharge this Child: That is the Decision
  • Management of Pediatric Fever
  • Update in Acute Pediatric Airway Management
  • Pediatric Emergency Medicine Literature Update
  • Pediatric Cardiac Emergencies in the ED
  • Avoiding Pitfalls in Pediatric Orthopedics in the ED
  • Case Presentations in High Risk Pediatric EM Encounters
  • 2010 AHA Adult and Pediatric Resuscitation Guidelines Update
  • Pediatric Catastrophic Illnesses presenting with Common Complaints
  • Using Pediatric Guidelines as Risk Mgmt Tools
  • Pediatric Abdominal Pain
  • The NICU Graduate in the ED
  • Apparent Life Threatening Events (ALTE)
  • Caring for the Critically Ill Child in the ED Without Backup
  • Septic Shock in Children
  • Pediatric Sedation and Analgesia
  • Pediatric Trauma
  • Pediatric Non-traumatic Abdominal Emergencies
General EM Lectures
  • Health Care Reform Update 2012: From A to the “Supremes”
  • Career Options in Emergency Medicine: Too Numerous to Fathom
  • Medical Legal Issues in EM
  • Risk Management in the ED
  • Risk Management issues in the Pediatric ED
  • Professional Liability Options for Emergency Medicine Physicians
  • Management of Acute Headache in Adults and Children in the ED
  • Data That Delivers – Using Data to Enhance ED Performance
  • Abdominal Pain in ED: Risky Business
  • Patient Satisfaction as a Risk Management Tool
ROBERT E O’CONNOR, MD, MPH, FACEP
SECRETARY-TREASURER
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  • System approach to the management of patients with STEMI
  • The science of resuscitation 2010
  • CPR Devices
  • Death by Oxygen in stroke, MI and cardiac arrest
  • The case for early fibrinolysis in the management of patients with STEMI
  • The management of named fractures (fractures named after important people)
  • Effective CPR
  • New articles that should guide your practice
  • Altitude
  • Emergencies involving water
  • MONA-B in Acute MI (morphine, oxygen, nitrates, aspirin and beta-blockers)
  • The evidence evaluation of Pediatric Resuscitation Techniques
  • The evidence evaluation of Acute Coronary Syndrome Diagnosis and Treatment
DAVID C. SEABERG, MD, CPE, FACEP
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT & CHAIR OF THE BOARD
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  • Clinical Decision Rules and Practice Guidelines:  Pathways to the Future or Cookbook Medicine
  • Toxicology:  Myths and Controversies
  • Introduction to General Toxicology
  • Cutting Edge Wound Care
  • Submersion Injuries
  • Current Treatment of Otitis Media
  • Current Therapy for Pharyngitis
  • Early Diagnosis of Acute MI
  • Neurological Emergencies
  • Blunt Cardiac Trauma
  • Pediatric Trauma
  • Pain Management in the ED
  • Chronic Pain Management
  • Customer Service in the ED
  • Introduction to Emergency Medicine
  • WMD: Hospital Preparedness
  • Deferring Non-Emergent Patients from the ED
  • Emergency Medicine in the Era of Healthcare Reform

Research
  • How to Begin a Research Project
  • Research Design
  • Basic Research Statistics
  • Outcomes Research
  • Health-Related Quality Research
  • Presentaiton and Writing Skills
  • Mentoring Research
Ultrasound
  • Introduction to EM Ultrasound
  • RUQ
  • Renal
  • Vascular
  • FAST
  • Cardiac
  • Pelvic
Leadership Lecture Series
  • 7 Habits of Highly Effective Physicians
ANDREW I. BERN, MD, FACEP
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  • Disaster-NIHMs
  • Disaster Triage
  • The Use of Disaster Activation to Combat Crowding
  • Disaster Drill
  • Disaster Finance
  • Time Management
  • Practice Administrative Issues
VIDOR E. FRIEDMAN, MD FACEP
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  • Balance, what does that mean for you?
  • Advocacy, what is it all about?
  • How to Turbo-Charge your Political Action Campaign
  HANS R. HOUSE, MD, FACEP
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  • Approach to the Patient with Alerted Mental Status
  • Emerging Infectious Diseases
  • Infections in the Returning Traveler
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Heat- Related Illness
  • Cold-Related Illness
  • Headache
  • Mass Gathering Events
  • Heavy Metal Toxins
  • The Plague of Athens: A Historical Mystery
  • Heart Valve Disease
  • Hypertensive Emergencies
  • The 5 Books Every Medical Student/Resident Should Read
 WILLIAM P. JAQUIS, MD FACEP
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JAY. A. KAPLAN, MD, FACEP
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  • Promoting Wellness- Avoiding Burnout and Promoting Resilience
  • Service and Quality, People and Process-How to Create a Great E.D.
  • Reducing Bottlenecks in the ED and on the Inpatient Service
  • Up-Front and Back-End Tactics to Reduce Patient Crowding in the ED
  • Leadership and Accountability – How to Inspire Change and Avoid Madness
  • Is Patient Satisfaction Irrelevant?
  • Health Care Reform – Understanding Government Measures of Quality
  • Speaking Like a Pro – Tactics to Give Great Presentations
  • Risk Management – Avoid Getting Sued
  • This is the Age of Brand You – How to Get the Job You Want Where You Want It
  • Optimizing Flow in the ED
  • Driving Hospital Quality – Six Sigma, LEAN, QA and PI
  • Nurses Are from Saturn, Physicians from Jupiter, Administrators from Mars-How Can We Speak the Same Language?
  • Building the Team and Winning the Game – How to Feel Good at the End of Your Day
  • Containing Cost While Providing Prudent Care
  • Obstetric Emergencies and Emergency Delivery
  • Alternative Medicine – Voodoo or Unrecognized Science
  • Time Management-Lessons From the Business World
  • Alternative Practice Options – Do More Than Just See Patients in the ED
PAUL D. KIVELA, MD, MBA, FACEP
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  • Psychiatric Emergencies
  • What I didn’t learn in residency
  • Emergency Medicine Fitness; How to stay mentally and physically fit
  • Hematology and Oncology Emergencies
  • Risk Management How to not get sued
  • Abdominal Pain Risk Management and how to evaluate a patient who presents with abdominal pain
  • So You Want To Get Paid: How emergency physicians get paid and a current update of the laws and regulations and strategies to ensure fair payment
  • What We Know and Don’t Know About Healthcare Reform?
  • Single Hospital Group vs Large Hospital Group: What’s the difference and What Should I Know?
MARK L. MACKEY, MD, MBA, FACEP
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  • Opportunities for EM physicians in Healthcare Reform
  • Care Management in the Emergency Department
  • Health Information Exchanges: Their Application in Emergency Medicine
  • Frequent Visitors To The Emergency Department
  • The Value Of Emergency Medicine In Healthcare Reform
  • Financial Planning for the Emergency Physician
  • Careers In and Out of Emergency Medicine
  • Intro to Reimbursement
REBECCA B. PARKER, MD, FACEP
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  • Introduction to Coding and Billing: What They Didn't Teach You in Residency (1 ½ hours if Reimbursement Documentation Workshop for Residents included)
  • Surviving Health Care Reform: Align Your Practice With Your Hospital
  • Top 10 Things All New Graduates Need to Know
  • The Alphabet Soup of American Medicine; Understanding the Acronyms that Affect Our Practices
  • Quality Measures: What They Mean for the Practicing Physician
  • The Patient Experience: Making the Measure Improve Your Practice, Not Run It
  • Legislative Advocacy: the Emergency Medicine Football in an Election Year
  • Emergency Medicine Risk Avoidance and Management
  • Difficult Patient and Situation Dispositions in the Emergency Department
  • EMTALA: A Realistic Approach for Practicing Emergency Medicine
  • Hitting the Ground Running: Getting the Most out of the Start of Your ED Career
JOHN J. ROGERS, MD, FACEP
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  • Rural Trauma
  • Rural EM Workforce
  • Intraosseous Vascular Access – Overview
  • Safety of Intraosseous Vascular Access in the 21st Century
  • Enrich Your Practice with Medical Eponyms
  • Leadership for Emergency Physicians
  • Sepsis - A Rational Approach
  • Physician Signers of the Declaration of Independence
  • Art and Medicine
  • Lessons for the Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus
  • Orthopedic Perils and Pearls
MARCO COPPOLA, DO, FACEP
COUNCIL SPEAKER
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  • Not Just a Pain in the Butt: Anorectal Emergencies
  • Below the Belt: Genitourinary Emergencies
  • OB-GYN Emergencies
  • Emergency Medicine and Mass Casualty
  • Get'em in, Get'em out: Improving Patient Flow
  • Code Brown: Food Poisoning and Diarrhea
  • Leadership: Thoughts of an Army Officer and a Mafioso Wanna-Be
KEVIN KLAUER, DO, FACEP
COUNCIL VICE SPEAKER
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  • High Risk Patient Encounters
  • Myth Busting:  Literature updates 1
  • Myth Busting:  Literature updates 2
  • Myth Busting:  Literature updates 3
  • Career Ending Mistakes
  • Cardiovascular Catastrophes
  • Inappropriate Tx of Hypertension
  • Cases That Defy Logic
  • Advanced Practice Providers:  How? Where? When?
  • The Perils of Leadership
  • Patient Satisfaction
  • Sepsis:  Controversies
  • Syncope:  Controversies
  • Diabetes:  Controversies
  • Endocrine Review
  • Patient Safety and Medical Errors in the ED
  • Critical Care Documentation
  • (Any risk management topic)
Past Board of Directors and Council Officers
KATHLEEN M. COWLING, DO, MS, FACEP
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  • Zoonotic Diseases: Problems our Pets Share with Us
  • Pediatric EKG’s
  • Diabetic Emergencies
  • Child Abuse: Diagnosis and Reporting
  • Visual Odyssey: In-Service Stimuli Review
  • Neck Masses: Know When to Admit, Refer, or Send Home
  • Difficult Personalities: They’re Every Where!
  • Rashes: From Bad to Benign
  • Sports Medicine: How to Care for the Weekend Warrior to the Triathlete in the ED
  • Forensics: How to fill out a Death Certificate?
ANGELA F. GARDNER, MD, FACEP
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  • Mal practice Environment:  Does Tort Reform Work?
  • Marine Envenomations
  • Wound Preparation/Cleansing/Care
  • Cardiac Arrest:  More than a Megacode (Student/resident level)
  • Informed Consent:  Should I Stay or Should I Go?
  • Power Sleep
  • Climbing the Ivory Tower
  • Toxic or Not, Common Household Poisonings
  • Acute Altitude Illness
  • Malpractice Insurance 101
  • Business Negotiations 
RAMON W. JOHNSON, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
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  • Pediatric Emergency Medicine
  • Risk Management
  • Children in Disasters
  • Preparing the ED for the Care of Children
  • Essential Procedures in Pediatrics EM
  • Airway Management
  • Myths and Dogmas
  • Respiratory Emergencies
  • The Assessment Triangle
  • Essential Leadership in Emergency Medicine
NICHOLAS J. JOURILES, MD, FACEP
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  • Diseases of the Myocardium and Pericardium
  • Bedside Evaluation
  • Writing Effective Letters of Recommendations
  • Faculty Development
  • Oncologic Emergencies
  • Evaluating Core Competencies-Communication/Interpersonal Skills
  • Academic Promotion and Tenure
  • Resident Remediation
  • Cool Cases-Top Ten EM Cases
  • Disaster Medicine
  • Mentors
  • Using the Medical Literature/Journal Clubs
  • Developing EM at the Medical School
  • History and Principles of EM
  • The Top 10 Lessons I’ve Learned Since Residency
  • What not to wear
  • Follow the money: the economics of EM
  • EM workforce
DAVID P. SKLAR, MD, FACEP
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  • Ethics Issues in Emergency Medicine: A Case Based Approach
  • Approach to Legal Issues: A Case Based Approach
  • Humanities and Emergency Medicine: An Innovative Approach to Addressing the Core Competencies of Communications and Professionalism
  • Malpractice: The Anatomy of a Law Suit Defense
  • Medical Error Prevention and Patient Safety
  • Hypothermia
  • Headache
  • Injury Prevention
  • Understanding Violence and Violence Prevention
  • Emergency Medicine Past, Present, and Future
  • Sepsis – Septic Shock
  • Professionalism and Health Care Associated Pneumonia
ARLO WELTGE, MD, MPH, FACEP
COUNCIL SPEAKER

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General
  • College Education: ACEP and Your Future
  • Issues Related to Career and Practice of Emergency Medicine
Academic
  • Consent: Informed, Implied, Refusal and Research
Practice
  • Malpractice, Tort Reform, Texas Tort Reform
  • Professional Peer Review
Clinical
  • Occupational Medicine
  • Preventive Medicine (vaccines, USPHS recommendations)
Academic Leaders  
JAMES G. ADAMS, MD, FACEP
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  • Conflict Resolution
  • Ethics
  • Professionalism           
  • Negotiation     
  • The Physician as Leader                                             
  • Advances in Hemostasis
FRANCIS L. COUNSELMAN, MD, CPE, FACEP
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  • Marine Envenomation and Poisoning
  • Trauma in Pregnancy
  • Interpersonal Communication Skills in the ED
  • Oncologic Emergencies
  • Appendicitis
JOHN C. MOORHEAD, MD, FACEP
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  • Principles of Health Reform
  • Emergency Medicine Workforce Issues
  • Wellbeing for Practicing Emergency Physicians (and those in training!)
  • Current Medical Legal Issues Facing Emergency Medicine (Physicians)
SUSAN B. PROMES, MD, FACEP
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  • Resuscitation in Pregnancy
  • Trauma in Pregnancy
  • Emergencies in ESRD Patients
  • Sexually Transmitted Infections
  • Bedside Ultrasound (topics as requested)
  • Time Management
  • The Juggling Act
  • How to Give Feedback that Produces Results
  • Bedside Teaching
  • Small Group Teaching
  • LLSA Articles - Taking the Test
ROBERT W. SCHAFERMEYER, MD, FACEP
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  • Care of the Septic Appearing Infant: Case Studies
  • Visual Diagnoses of Pediatric Diseases in the ED
  • Management of Pediatric Meningitis
  • Status Epilepticus in Children
  • Pediatric Trauma Cases
  • The Political Process—Why You and Why Now
  • Advocacy and the Media
  • Managed Care and the Emergency Physician
  • Balance in the EM Life
ROBERT E. SUTER, DO, MHA, FACEP
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 Clinical
  • Use of Cardiac Markers in Evaluating NSTEMI in the ED
  • ED Approach to Chest Pain
  • All Chest Pain Isn't MI: Pulmonary Emboli, Aortic Dissection, Pericarditis
  • Altered Mental Status
  • Environmental Emergencies
  • Controversies in Pain Management
  • Endocrine Emergencies
  • Pediatric Fever Update
  • Pediatric Trauma
  • Neonatal Emergencies
  • Acute CHF: Evidence Based Management
  • Risk Management Approach to Wounds and Fractures
  • Mass Casualty Management
  • ED Preparedness for Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Terrorism
International, History,  and Health Policy
  • Emergency Medicine Around the World
  • Global Access and Availability of Emergency Medicine
  • Future of Emergency Medicine in the New Millennium
  • Prehospital Care in the New Millennium
  • History of Emergency Medicine
  • Health Policy and You: Making a Difference
  • Health Policy in the United States
  • Forming and Joining a Democratic Group
Management and Education (post-residency audiences)
  • ED Design
  • Effective Orientation of Emergency Physicians
  • Managing the Problem Provider
  • Marketing Your ED to EMS
  • Marketing Your ED to Administration
  • EMS Education: Future Directions
  • EMS Medical Direction in the United States
MARY JO WAGNER, MD, FACEP
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 Clinical
  • Which Medications is Safe in Pregnancy?
  • Pediatric Sexual Abuse
  • What do we really do in the ED? (Ethics and Professionalism)
  • Wellness for Emergency Physicians
  • Delivering Bad News
  • Resuscitation Review (ATLS, ACLS)
  • Acute Electrolyte Abnormalities
  • Acute Abdominal Pain in Pediatrics
  • Update on Laceration and Wound Care
  • Challenging Pediatric Extremity Injuries
Resident Level - Teaching/Learning
  • The Resident as a Teacher
  • Getting Involved in Regional and National Affairs
  • How to Write a Curriculum Vitae
  • Teaching at the bedside
  • Teaching Procedures at the Bedside
  • Giving Feedback
  • Managing difficult resident problems (Chief Resident level)
  • ACGME Duty Hour Regulations made easy
  • How to find your first EM job
  • Effective Power point presentations
  • Medicine and Politics
 Faculty Development
  • Electronic Educational Resources
  • Developing Cost-effective procedural models
  • Analyzing Residents’ Performance (Resident Remediation)
  • Utilizing On-Line Educational Resources for Efficiently Developing Scholarly Projects
  • Writing Board Questions
  • Tips for Quick Lecture Development
  • Small Group Facilitation
  • Completing the Notorious PIF
  • Effective Resident Selection Strategies
  • The balancing act – juggling an academic career and life
  • Developing an orientation month for your interns
  • Preparing to be a Program Director
  • GME & Residency Financing

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