EMRA Social Media Team at ACEP18

Introducing our #ACEP18 EMRA Social Media Team! These social media rock stars will be posting with us during our time at ACEP Scientific Assembly. Follow them on social for: clinical pearls, notables at EMRA & ACEP events, behind the scenes footage and much more.

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Daniel O. Bral, DO, MPH, MSc (@DrBral)

Program Name:  University of Rochester, Emergency Medicine

4 Things I Love:

  • Long walks on the beach
  • Sushi
  • Ice cream
  • The color orange

3 Emojis That Describe Me

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Jonathan Brewer (@jbrew452)

Medical School:  Texas A&M College Medicine

4 Things I Love:

  • Mountain Climbing/Backpacking
  • Music
  • Sports
  • Social Events

3 Emojis That Describe Me

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Vanessa Ilene Graff (@vgraff02)

Medical School:  St. George's University of Medicine

4 Things You Love:  

  • Long distance running
  • Netflix binging
  • CycleBar
  • Snowbarding

3 Emojis That Describe Me:

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Mike Messina (@MikeMessina_)

Medical School:  Ohio University Medical School

4 Things I Love:

  • National Parks
  • Volleyball
  • The Olympics
  • Red wine/IPAs

3 Emojis That Describe Me:  

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Jonathan Pickos (@JPickosMed)

Medical School:  Des Moines University

4 Things I Love:

  • CrossFit
  • Country music
  • Craft beer
  • EMRA!

3 Emojis That Describe Me

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Catie Reynolds, MD (@ReynoldsCatie)

Residency Program:  McGovern Medical School at UTHealth

4 Things You Love:  

  • Calligraphy/Handlettering
  • Houston sports
  • Hiking
  • Family vacations

3 Emojis That Describe Me:

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