Enjoying an StanfordEM family meal at #SAEM23 in Austin!

Congrats to Leonardo Aliaga from UIC Department of Medical Education and StanfordEM on a great plenary abstract at #SAEM23! “errors are key to learning” :: we must embrace this mantra in MedEd, letting our learners fail (when we can) before we teach them.

Amazing plenary by Mary Haas, MD, MHPE on understanding how to fix the mismatch between supply and demand for docs in underserved areas… important work within #MedEd

“Mistakes are key to learning.” Dr. Leonardo Aliaga StanfordEM #meded fellow shared insight on adaptive expertise in learning computed tomography at this morning’s #SAEM23 plenary!

#saem23 and #stopthestigmaEM Normalizing conversations on wins, grief, and the many ups and downs of being an #emergencymedicine doctor. #doctorsarehumanstoo #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #NPSADay

A fabulous review of the top AEMETOnline articles! #SAEM23

Dr Michelle P. Lin, MD, MPH on preceding ED visits for high-risk emergency admits; and in another session offers tips to avoid bungling a job change in academic EM at #SAEM23

Huge shoutout to Andrew Golden for WINNING the #SAEM23 Ignite! speaking competition with his outstanding talk on insulin pumps for the EM physician! Congratulations! We’re so very proud! #CLErising #Believeland #pumpitup

Am looking forward to this new #meded challenge. Really believe in the importance of ongoing informed feedback to ABMS diplomates and hoping to contribute research approaches to making this as effective and efficient as possible.

Touching up one of my favorite lectures: how to support trainees who are underrepresented in medicine. Excited to give this 60-minute seminar at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine next week. Thanks again to W. Marcus Lambert, PhD for the sponsorship 🙌🏾 #MedTwitter

As interns join us, here are a few bits of advice for one of the biggest transitions in your career: 1) You aren’t expected to know everything. Medicine is an apprenticeship for a reason. 2) End your day asking yourself who you helped and who influenced you in a good way. 1/

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Hey EMRA Education SAEM RAMS CORD - it’s fellowship season again! If anyone is interested in #MedEd, consider taking a look at our 2 year fellowship in the Bay StanfordEM! emed.stanford.edu/education/fell…

"'Give yourself a lot of shots to get lucky' is even better advice than it appears on the surface. Luck isn’t an independent variable but increases super-linearly with more surface area—you meet more people, make more connections between new ideas, learn patterns, etc." — Sam

Excited to see my first ever narrative piece about trauma activations and potential patient harm published this month in @ACEPNow! Tell me what you think: acepnow.com/article/trauma… Amazing artwork by my co-resident Dr. Eagle! StanfordEM

Congratulations to Dr. Maame Yaa "Maya" Yiadom and team on receiving an NIH R01 grant titled "Using Predictive Modeling for Acute Coronary Syndrome Screening to Improve Timely Diagnosis and Mortality for STEMI."

"The more clearly you know how you want to spend your days, the easier it becomes to say no to the requests that steal your hours."

Congrats to our 2024 graduating EM Fellows Drs. Lanter (Ultrasound & Global EM), Karalius & Preiksaitis (MedEd), Lee (Administration), Muller & Ignell (EMS), Panda & Goli (Pediatric EM), Bunney (Innovation), and Batchelor & Hall (Ultrasound)!

Jennifer Klassen gets the doctoral report award #AMEE2024

Excited to start today as EVP, Chief Acad Officer, Chair of Pediatrics Children's National Hospital 🏥 working with an outstanding team under the leadership of a great @ChildrensNatCEO Michelle Riley-Brown; and so proud of UC Davis Health Department of Emergency Medicine and my ongoing collaborations there. PECARNteam