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Toxicology Committee
Toxicology Leaders
Vice Chair
Jon Meadows, DO
Merit Health Wesley
Vice Chair
John Escobedo
Texas Tech Univ Hlth Science Center
Vice Chair
Jon Meadows, DO
Merit Health Wesley
Vice Chair
John Escobedo
Texas Tech Univ Hlth Science Center
Toxicology Committee Objectives
- Encourage interest in the field of toxicology among EMRA members
- Provide educational resources for management of the toxicology patient in the emergency department
- Educate emergency medicine residents regarding careers in toxicology
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Just log into your EMRA account and select which one(s) you wish to join.
Once you join, you will receive an invitation to be part of the EMRA Committee Basecamp, which helps facilitate communication and collaboration.
Fellowships
Find Toxicology Fellowships around the United States.
EMResident Articles
Additional Toxicology articles in EMResident
As a resident, you get joint memberships in both EMRA and ACEP - so make sure you're aware and informed of what the ACEP Toxicology Section is doing!
When you set up your EMRA/ACEP membership, you get (2) section memberships for free - one to the ACEP Young Physician Section, and one of your choice. Why not make that choice Toxicology?
Additional ACEP section fees are half off - only $20
Learn MoreToxicology Blogs and Podcasts
Tox Talk
ToxTalk is a toxicology podcast produced by Matt Zuckerman and made possible by contributions from the Division of Toxicology, Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. It’s mission is to create a fun and educational resource for health care providers about the world of toxicology.
Type: Podcast
Go to Tox Talk - Tox Now
The Poison Review
The Poison Review attempts to capture some of the variety, fun, and scientific rigor of our regular toxicology teaching rounds in Chicago. These sessions can cover anything from evaluation of the latest journal articles related to poisoning, toxicology in the news or in popular media, historical topics, musical tox . . . etc etc. Toxicology is probably the medical specialty with the most interaction between the clinical and the general culture — it’s where science meets the zeitgeist. We hope that this blog captures some of that interaction.
Type: Blog
Go To TPR