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EMRA Virtual Fall Medical Student Forum

The EMRA Medical Student Forum brings together program directors and faculty to answer questions specific to your phase in training. General sessions answer big-picture topics, and breakout sessions per year to target exactly where you are in your training.

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EMRA Events

Oct 25

ACEP Scientific Assembly

Pick your way to experience your meeting, knowing ACEP is committed to ensuring everyone has access to the education and connections they want and need. In-Person Meet face-to-face responsibly with appropriate safety measures, including mandatory proof of vaccinations. If that is you, please join us in Boston! At-Home Watch many of the live-streamed educational courses online from home for 30 days and participate in interactive online social activities. If that is you, please join us using the at-home version of ACEP21!

Oct 27

Airway

After a rough shift, a fun shift, or really just any shift, how many stories do you have to tell. That’s EMRA Airway Stories: Life in the ED. Join us on Wednesday, October, 27 at 5:00 pm ET.

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Research Resources

Looking for ideas on how to get started, or need funding for a project.

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Clinical Apps for EM

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EM:RAP

A monthly audio series - free to EMRA Student members.

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TOPIC: "Student Research in Emergency Medicine"

Nicholas Mohr, MD

MS Assistant Fellowship Director, Critical Care Fellowship Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine University of Iowa Healthcare Carver College of Medicine

Jessica Whittle, PhD, MD, FACEP

Clinical Assistant Professor Director of Research UT College of Medicine Chattanooga

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EMRA Community

When you realize you are where you need to be ...

Sometimes emergency medicine hits too close to home. Sometimes it impacts the amount of time we have with our loved ones and the direction of our lives. In Camerons' case, it did both! Cameron "found his people" because his path crossed with EM in an intimate and emotional manner. #EMRACommunity #JoinUs Listen as Cameron describes his connection with Emergency Medicine.

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Diversity Pipeline

EM can lead the way in addressing healthcare inequities. But first we must face the deficiencies of diversity, equity, and inclusion in our field. It starts with training.

Make sense of the chaos of the trauma bay with the EMRA Trauma Guide.

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