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New York ACEP is offering a one-year mentorship program for women in emergency medicine who seek mentorship for career advancement. The program pairs mentors based on career interests and will involve networking opportunities and career development webinars.
Applicants will be selected from emergency medicine residents, junior faculty (<5 years post residency) and established faculty (≥5 years post residency). Send your completed application by May 31, 2019.
Emergency medicine publishing Resource
Where Do I start?
- The goal of this source is to provide members with a starting point to publish research.
- In some of our recent surveys, we found that many investigators did not submit their projects for publication because they did not know which journal to submit their work to.
- We encourage you to use the list below and target your research publication to an emergency medicine specific journal.
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ACEP Offers Free eCME Course- Advocating Vaccination in the ED: FAQs for the Anti-Vacs
March 27, 2019 - Read more ...
The New York State Health Foundation publishes a review of New York State's law regarding surprise bills.
February 27, 2019 - Read more
Action Alert Calls Needed
February 25, 2019 - Call your State representatives (Assembly and Senate) in their Albany offices this week and ask them to REJECT Governor Cuomo's 2019-2020 State Budget proposals to:
1. Eliminate the Exemption to Consult the PMP in Emergency Departments for Controlled Substance Prescriptions Not Exceeding 5 Days.
2. Eliminate Medicaid Payments for Medicare Part B Coinsurance for Ambulance Services.
iCAR2e Tool and Collaboration with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
February 11, 2019 - ACEP Collaborates with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to develop iCAR2e: a tool for managing suicidal patients in the ED.
