New York 911 Network
Help Deliver Emergency Medicine's Message
New York ACEP continues to expand and refine our impact on the legislative and political process through grassroots activities.

We need physicians, like you, that care and are willing to advocate on behalf of emergency medicine. Now, more than ever, it is important that emergency physicians have a role in shaping health care policy on behalf of our patients and our specialty.
New York ACEP's 911 Network is designed to convey New York ACEP's legislative messages to the State Assembly and Senate. Members of the Network address a range of issues that affect emergency medicine through letters, phone calls and visits with legislative representatives. The Network is most effective when we are able to utilize the strengths of our diverse membership from across the State. A strong voice for emergency medicine is imperative when facing a difficult fight on an issue.
We need your help!
On many occasions, a legislator has little or no information on an issue. A letter, phone call or visit from a Network participant provides an opportunity to educate the politician, as well as their staff, on emergency medicine's unique perspective. Through this contact, ongoing relationships are developed that allow emergency physician's a voice and provide legislators with a resource.
On many occasions, a legislator has little or no information on an issue. A letter, phone call or visit from a Network participant provides an opportunity to educate the politician, as well as their staff, on emergency medicine's unique perspective. Through this contact, ongoing relationships are developed that allow emergency physician's a voice and provide legislators with a resource.

New York ACEP members interested in becoming involved in the Network should be willing to contact legislators, develop relationships and respond to New York ACEP Action Alerts.
If you would like to be a part of the New York 911 Network, click here to complete an interest form or email New York ACEP at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Be sure to include your name, city/zip and daytime phone number.
With your help, New York ACEP can continue to advance emergency care in New York State.