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President's Message
Two events in the past week have well demonstrated leadership in action. One of the three strategic pillars of Ohio ACEP is Leadership. Last week, I had the privilege of being invited to attend the Constantine C. Roussi Memorial Lecture in Emergency Medicine at Akron General EM Residency. Past Ohio Chapter and National ACEP President, Dr. Nick Jouriles invited past and current leaders from Ohio and emergency medicine. We heard from Dr. Bruce Janiak, the first EM resident in the universe... [Read more]
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Attending the Constantine C. Roussi Memorial Lecture in EM are [left to right] Ohio ACEP President, Michael McCrea, MD, FACEP; Seth Podolsky, MD, FACEP; Chief Medical Officer of Akron General Medical Center, Dave Peter, MD, FACEP; CEO of Akron General Medical Center, Tim Stover, MD; Ohio ACEP and National ACEP Past President, Brian Keaton, MD, FACEP; Frederick Blum, MD, FACEP, FAAP; former Speaker of ACEP Council, Mark DeBard, MD, FACEP; Bruce Janiak, MD, FACEP; Carol Cunningham, MD, FACEP; Dean Wilkerson, JD, MBA, CAE; and Ohio ACEP and National ACEP Past President, Nick Jouriles, MD, FACEP
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Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly
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On August 13, 200 residents, medical students, and leaders from Ohio ACEP, National ACEP, and EMRA gathered for the Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly in Columbus. 19 of Ohio’s 21 emergency medicine residency programs were in attendance for Ohio ACEP’s signature event supporting EM residents and medical students. [Read more]
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Congratulations to Nikhil Mohan, DO, of Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center, who was elected Resident Representative to the Ohio ACEP Board by his fellow resident members!
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Congratulations to Dr. Garrett Bassett [left] from Adena Regional Medical Center for winning the Ohio EM Residents' Assembly Poster Contest for best case study.
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Congratulations to Drs. Andrew Little [left] and James Schneller [right] from OU-HCOM/Doctors Hospital for winning the Poster Contest for best original research.
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Champions of the EMRA Quiz Show, St. John Medical Center EM Residency!
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Ohio ACEP would like to thank all the exhibitors, sponsors, faculty, and panelists, as well as leaders from ACEP, Ohio ACEP, and EMRA for making the 2015 Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly such a great event!
And we would like to extend a special thanks to today’s Prime Partners, 4M Emergency and EmCare. Without them, the Assembly would not have been possible!
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EM Residency Spotlight
Submitted by St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency
St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency is a new program that welcomed its first group of residents on July 1st, 2015. The four year program will accept six residents each year and is approved by the American Osteopathic Association. We are located in Boardman, Ohio, a beautiful suburb of Youngstown. [Read more] |
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The first group of SEBH EM PGY1 residents are pictured outside of the Emergency Department: (left to right) Charles Farrell, DO, Brett Davenport, DO, E. Reed Morgan, DO, Benjamin Miner, DO, Craig McDonough, DO, and Valerie Posada, DO.
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Many options to fit your schedule!
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Ohio ACEP Emergency Medicine Board Review
(5-day course)
Columbus, Ohio
Aug 21-25, 2015 | Oct 11-15, 2015
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Fast Facts EM Board Review (3-day course)
Columbus, Ohio
Aug 26-28, 2015
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And, we are excited to be partnering with California ACEP to offer our nationally recognized Board Review in Newport Beach, California!
February 8-12, 2016
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The course EM physicians have trusted for over 30 years...
Right in the heart of beautiful Newport Beach!
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Members in the News
Diane Gorgas, MD, whose article, “CPR-style breath gets objects out of toddler noses,†was published in The Columbus Dispatch
Nathaniel Mann, MD, whose article, “The Level One Commitment,†was published in ACEP Now
W. Tyler Winders, MD, whose article, “Helicobacter pylori: Underappreciated and Underdiagnosed,†was published in ACEP Now
Have you seen a news article or commentary written by a member? Or do you know of a member featured or interviewed in a news story? Let us know!
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 From National ACEP
Help Ohio Win! Triple E Campaign: Expand – Enhance – Engage
In an effort to broaden the legislative influence of emergency physicians, ACEP has launched the Triple E Campaign. The Campaign is a contest to see which ACEP Chapter can get the most members added to the ACEP 911 Legislative Grassroots Network. The contest runs until October 15, and the winning Chapters will be recognized at ACEP15 in Boston. Join the 911 Network to help Ohio earn points and win! You will need your ACEP log-in credentials to get started.
Fellow Status Application Deadline Extended to August 31
The FACEP designation means more than just board certification – it indicates a true leader in emergency medicine. Eligible members must apply by August 31, 2015, to be inducted at ACEP15 in October. If you have questions about your eligibility for Fellow Status, contact Membership and Customer Service at 800-798-1822, ext. 5, for your personal eligibility review. Learn more here.
Webinar on August 19 Discusses Naloxone Distribution
Please join the Trauma & Injury Prevention Section for the upcoming webinar, “ED Naloxone Distribution: Key Considerations & Implementation Strategies,†on Wednesday, Aug. 19 at Noon (CST). Experts who have helped establish ED naloxone distribution programs will share their experiences. Register here.
Nominations Accepted for the QIPS Resident Quality & Patient Safety Award
Established in 2010, the QIPS Resident Quality & Patient Safety Award will be presented to a resident or residents with outstanding innovations in advancing Quality and/or Patient Safety. Projects will be judged on its overall importance, innovation, outcomes, and applicability to Emergency Medicine practice. Submissions revealing quality and safety improvements are of key interest to QIPS. Please click here for more details and submit all nominations to dchambers@acep.org no later than Aug. 21, 2015.
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