17 Jan

Posted at 15:35h in Social Emergency Medicine by
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[caption id="attachment_5604" align="alignnone" width="300"] The MATTERS team[/caption] Interviewees:  Joshua Lynch, DO FACEP Associate Professor of Emergency & Addiction Medicine University at Buffalo & Chief Medical Officer, MATTERS Lucy Connery, MPH Marketing Coordinator, MATTERS Interviewers: Sophia Lin, MD FPD-AEMUS Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine and Clinical Pediatrics Director of Emergency Ultrasound Department of Emergency Medicine Weill Cornell...

17 Jan

Posted at 15:30h in Social Emergency Medicine by
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Sophia Lin, MD Director of Emergency Ultrasound Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine and Clinical Pediatrics Weill Cornell Medicine Adrian Aurrecoechea, MD MPH Director of Social Emergency Medicine Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University and NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County An Introduction to Social Emergency Medicine In September 2023,...

09 Dec

Posted at 15:31h in Advocacy Update, Member Update by
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UPDATE December 19, 2024:  OMH has amended 14NYCRR Part 580 to define an individual with complex needs. (e)Individual with Complex Needs shall mean individuals who have one or more of the following: (1)Demonstrates high utilization of inpatient, crisis, or emergency services, as indicated by: (i) three or more mental health inpatient...

25 Nov

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One of the hallmarks of graduating from your training program will be applying for your state(s) medical license. This process is typically performed during the final year of your residency and will be required prior to starting new employment. Applying for a New York State...

25 Nov

Posted at 20:12h in Uncategorized by
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As you head into this second year as a senior resident, you’ll realize you can no longer say “I’m sorry, I’m an intern.” Responsibility comes with the territory of moving through a year of adapting to a new environment and what seems like insurmountable amounts...

25 Nov

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    Physician demoralization is both well-documented and unfortunately prevalent in emergency medicine physicians and residents. Burnout can be attributed to a vicious cycle of poor overall health, or well-being. Classically, wellness and well-being can be broken down into various dimensions: social support, spiritual wellness, mental health,...

25 Nov

Posted at 19:32h in EM Resident Resources by
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Young Physician and Resident Leadership and Advocacy Award This $1,000 scholarship award was created to promote young physician leadership and to advance political action and advocacy among emergency physicians through attendance at the annual ACEP Leadership and Advocacy Conference held in Washington, DC. Young physician candidates...