EMRA Airway Stories: Life in the ED

After a rough shift, a fun shift, or really just any shift, have you ever met up with your buddies to swap stories over food and drink? That’s EMRA Airway Stories: Life in the ED. 

Come tell your story, listen to more, and mingle.

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Wenesday, October 11

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