Emergency Medicine Core Training

Ann Gihl, RN, M.Ed., Executive Director of the Comprehensive Advanced Life Support (CALS) program, is our most recent EMCT Onboarding Podcast guest. Rural ER providers face unique challenges since most have not had formal residency training in emergency medicine. The CALS organization recognized the gap in critical care skills and designed a course to teach crucial life-saving emergency scenarios. Tune in to understand the transformational impact of CALS. This episode not only highlights the program's pivotal role in enhancing emergency care in rural settings but also provides practical insights on how the CALS approach can significantly benefit your regional rural ERs.

Implementing the CALS Team-Based Approach to Managing Critical Patients in Rural ERs In this episode, we delve into the unique challenges faced by rural ER providers, many of whom lack residency training in emergency medicine. This gap in spe...

No, it's not Thing from the Addam's family. This is a finger injury that is commonly confused with other finger injuries in urgent care and the emergency department. Is it a Mallet finger, Boutonniere finger, Gamekeeper's injury, or Jersey finger? Learn how to diagnose and manage this and a multitude of other urgent and emergent conditions by subscribing to the most comprehensive online acute care educational program, Emergency Medicine Core Training. After 156 hours of CME/CE, this start-to-finish program will give you the jumpstart you need to build your emergency medicine foundation of knowledge. And better yet, it’s now 45% off! Subscribe today at https://emcoretraining.com/ and use coupon code EMCT45 to get the discount.

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the American College of Emergency Physicians and Emergency Medicine Core Training. The American College of Emergency Physicians is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The American College of Emergency Physicians designates this Enduring material for a maximum of 156 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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Dive deep into the innovation, policy, and pioneers transforming the world of emergency medicine. Join Dr. Steve Jameson, an expert and a thought leader in the field, as he engages in groundbreaking discussions with the change-makers in emergency care.

Each episode of the EMCT Podcast is not just a conversation, but a journey through the experiences and insights that are shaping the future of patient care in emergency departments, particularly in those vital, yet often overlooked rural areas. Subscribe to our channel and follow the playlist to ensure you never miss an episode.

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The Mayo system stands out as a beacon of excellence, earning recognition as a best practice model by the 2020 ACEP Rural Taskforce for introducing new providers to the world of rural Emergency Medicine.

Join us on a compelling journey as we recount the story of their realization of the necessity for a comprehensive training program and the steps taken to achieve it. Frequently, this process seems unattainable, but with the guidance of Susan Cullinan, MD, Mayo Health's Rural EM Director, you'll discover a clear path to success for health systems and independent rural emergency departments.

Elevating Quality Care in Rural EDs: Mayo's Best Practices Revealed The Mayo system stood out as a beacon of excellence, earning recognition as a best practice model by the 2020 ACEP Rural Taskforce for introducing new provid...

It's not by accident that BlueWater Emergency Partners has a 96% retention rate. BlueWater's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Guy Nuki, explains their success and the path taken to develop a robust and effective onboarding educational program. Crafting an exceptional onboarding system takes time, but Dr. Nuki offers an invaluable roadmap to success for other physician groups and even health systems. Subscribe to stay up to date on progress being made to elevate emergency healthcare standards!

Championing the Patient: Building an Onboarding Program for the Emergency Room Provider Dive into the innovative approach of the BlueWater Group as they share their journey in crafting a cutting-edge EM training program for newly hired PAs and N...

Do you have unused CME money in your allowance? EMCT has you covered! Enhance your knowledge and confidence in emergency medicine by subscribing to the EMCT program. Earn up to 156 hours of CME in addition to earning procedural and pharmacologic CEs. EMCT is an online academic curriculum providing a comprehensive foundation in emergency medicine. This program is designed to prepare non-EM trained physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners to work in emergency departments. To learn more and enroll today, visit emcoretraining.com.

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the American College of Emergency Physicians and Emergency Medicine Core Training. The American College of Emergency Physicians is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The American College of Emergency Physicians designates this Enduring material for a maximum of 156 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Emergency Medicine Training Online for Physicians, NPs, and PAs Looking for a comprehensive online training program in emergency medicine? EMCT covers the broad spectrum of foundational emergency medicine. Read More Now!

The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) is the leading advocate for emergency department (ED) patients in the United States. In its roughly 50-year history, ACEP has been a major influence in advancing care in urban EDs, but consistent high quality rural ED care has been lagging. ACEP is accelerating efforts to improve care for rural emergency patients in order to allow rural EDs to gain parity with their urban counterparts.

Join an insightful discussion with ACEP President, Dr. Aisha Terry, and ACEP Vice President of Communications, Dr. Ryan Stanton, as we delve into the crucial topic of onboarding and team-based care, and how this impacts rural emergency patients.

Get the Inside Look at ACEP's Advocacy Efforts to Improve Rural ED Care Welcome to our latest episode where we explore the vital role of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) in advocating for patients in emergency ...

Proper onboarding for emergency medicine providers has to include high quality education. In this podcast we recognize the legendary Dr. Rick Bukata, founder of "EM Bootcamp:" the first live lecture series designed to prepare physicians, PAs, and NPs for their practice in the emergency department.

The Evolving Landscape of Emergency Room Education: The Legacy of Dr. Rick Bukata Dr. Rick Bukata is a true luminary in the field of emergency medicine education, with over four decades of experience imparting invaluable knowledge from the...

Residency-trained physicians with ABEM/AOBEM certification are not flocking to rural EDs, leaving a gap to be filled. We've invited two distinguished experts to share their insights: Dr. Jerry Allison, the recent chair of the American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS), and Dr. Martin Carey, the chair of the oral board section for ABPS/BCEM.

Discover why specific training and certification in emergency medicine are essential. Learn how physicians often lack comprehensive EM training within their specialties. If you're a physician aspiring to work in the ED without EM residency training, find out how the ABPS/BCEM track can boost your confidence and competence.

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Unveiling the Realities of Rural Emergency Medicine Staffing In this enlightening video, we delve into the world of emergency medicine staffing in rural areas. Join us as we explore the vital question: Can any physicia...

November 16 is , a time to honor and celebrate the efforts of rural healthcare providers. Rural emergency departments represent nearly half of the EDs in the United States. By improving training standards in rural EDs, these hospitals will gain parity with their urban counterparts. Thank you to all providers working in rural areas who are working hard to provide patient-centered care to all. To learn more about rural EDs in America, visit the page below.

Rural EDs in America: An Examination of Challenges and Solutions Uncover the realities of Rural EDs in America, the challenges faced, and how training programs like EMCT are bridging the gap.

Happy Nurse Practitioner week! We at EMCT want to thank you for providing high quality care to our emergency and all acute care patients.

To kick off this week, we are excited to share a recent conversation we had with Brad Goettl, DNP, President-Elect of the American Academy of Emergency Nurse Practitioners (AAENP). Discover the remarkable evolution of training standards for working in the Emergency Department (ED), and learn about AAENP's crucial role in elevating the educational standard in emergency medicine. Tune in to understand their mission, which revolves around supporting Emergency Nurse Practitioners (ENPs) as they navigate this high-stress environment. To listen to this podcast and learn more, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JDz8KIIZw0&t=9s.

Redefining Emergency Medicine Education: AAENP's Advocacy Journey Join us in this insightful video as AAENP board member Brad Goettl, DNP, takes us on a journey from his nursing roots to becoming a nurse practitioner. Disco...

In the heart of rural medicine, the challenges faced by emergency department providers can be uniquely demanding. The infrequent but inevitable arrival of critically ill patients in these remote areas necessitates quick thinking and expert care. Fortunately, the Avel system of tele-emergency medicine has a solution to bridge the gap between rural and urban healthcare.

We had the opportunity to chat with Tyler Price, MD, Medical Director of Avel eCare Emergency, about the vital role Avel plays in supporting rural ED providers. We explore how this innovative telemedicine system brings experienced emergency medicine physicians and skilled nurses right to the bedside, ensuring that rural patients receive the best care, even in the most challenging situations.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how Avel Tele-EM is transforming the landscape of rural emergency care.

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Enhancing Rural Emergency Care With Virtual Support: Avel Telemedicine Services In the heart of rural medicine, the challenges faced by emergency department providers can be uniquely demanding. The infrequent but inevitable arrival of cr...