Highly Reliable ED Operations w/ COL (Dr.) Martin Lucenti

In this collaborative event with the EMRA Government Services and the EMRA Administration and Operations committees, hear from Dr. Martin Lucenti, the Chief Medical Officer for Vizient and State Surgeon for Vermont. This talk will pull from his decades of experience working in healthcare operations after pursuing an MD/PhD focused on industrial engineering. Topics will include queuing systems in the ED, highly reliable stochastic systems operations, errors of omission, and other issues pertinent to optimizing EDs in the civilian and military sectors. 

AI In Military and Emergency Medicine

held virtually on Tuesday, November 19: presented by COL (Dr.) Benjamin Donham, COL (Dr.) Jeremy Pamplin, Lt Col (Dr.) Josh Stierwalt, and CDR (Dr.) Darshan Thota and EMRA's Government Services and Technology, Telehealth, and Informatics committees

Undersea & Dive Emergencies with Dr. Steven Portouw

held virtually on Tuesday Sep 19: presented by Dr. Steven Portouw and EMRA's Government Services and Wilderness committees

Forward Resuscitative Medicine: Where Do We Go From Here?

from June 2023: presented by Dr. Fontenette and EMRA's Government Services and Critical Care committees

Lessons Learned from the Miami Building Collapse CORD23 Programming

from March 2023: Dr. Yee presenting our CORD programming, Lessons Learned from the Miami Building Collapse

Fem in EM Perspectives from the US Navy

from March 2023: Dr. Kat Landa discussing Fem in EM: a US Navy Perspective.

From the Battlefield to the Streets: The Changing Landscape of Blood Transfusions in the Field

from August 2022: Dr. Kennen Less discussing the US Marine Corps Valkyrie Emergency Whole Blood Transfusion Program (co-hosted with Wilderness Committee)

Quarterly Collaborations III Use of Transesophageal Echocardiogram (TEE) During an Emergency Resuscitation

from December 2021: Dr. John Seifert reviewing TEE during a code (co-hosted with Ultrasound Committee)

Deployed Medicine: Toxicology Cases

EMRA's Government Services leadership team is excited to announce Part III of our 2022-23 Quarterly Collaborations lecture series, as the EMRA Toxicology Committee joined us to host Dr. David Tanen, MD, FAAEM, FACMT on Tuesday, December 06, 2022. Dr. Tanen is a fellowship-trained medical toxicologist and emergency medicine attending physician at Harbor-UCLA who had a prolific medical career in the US Navy before transitioning to civilian EM. He gave a wonderful talk covering unique and interesting toxicology cases encountered while deployed around the world.

Government Services + EMS Committees

Yev Maksimenko, MD, NRP
Capt, USAF, MC
EMRA Director of Leadership Development

Incorporating Civilian EMS Lessons Into a Vision for the Future of EMS Medical Direction in the US Military

EMRA Admin & Ops + Government Services Collaboration: June 2021

EMRA's Administration & Operations and Government Services Committees collaborate for a power session with Dr. Gillian Schmitz.

Sponsored By:

EMRA Administration & Operations Committee
EMRA Government Services Committee

Speakers

Dr. Gillian Schmitz, MD, FACEP
ACEP President-Elect

Military Match Topics

Checkout EMRA Hangouts topics on Army, Navy, and Air Force Military Match and EM Bound HPSP Students.

Mentorship Opportunities

GS ACEP has developed a robust resource for all things EM military mentorship. No matter where you are in your career this program will help you navigate your current station to help you get to where you want to be. This platform can either give you quick mentorship advice or set you up with a long term mentor - whatever you need, you can find it here.

Government Services Chapter of ACEP

GSACEP is the Government Services Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians. The GS chapter was formed in 1977 by ACEP to give military physicians a chapter “home” to build networking and leadership opportunities that would be consistent despite frequent military moves. GSACEP has expanded to represent the unique practice situations encountered by active duty, National Guard, and Reserve members, as well as physicians in federal service in the Veterans’ Administration, Indian Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services, and Public Health Service.