WA-ACEP Councillors represented the chapter at the ACEP17 Council Meeting in Washington, DC
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April 3-5
Bell Harbor Conference Center
Seattle, WA
Make your hotel reservations today at The Edgewater Hotel. Please use this link to make your reservations by March 8 to receive the WA-ACEP rate of $229/night for a water view.
This year’s Leadership Summit will be held Nov. 14 at the Conference Center at the Seattle Tacoma Airport. Learn more and register today!
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The Washington delegation met with several legislators during the ACEP Leadership and Advocacy Conference held in Washington, DC May 20-23. Pictures (from left) are: Drs. Chris Kang, Justin Bacon, Nathan Schlicher, Steve Anderson, Jenn Stankus, Liam Yore, Pat Solari and Carl Heine with Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA).
As an early leader of Emergency Medicine at the University of Washington, Dr. Eisenberg realized that critical resuscitations began prior to patient arrival and continued through the inpatient handoff. His research and quiet, academic approach helped make Medic One the world leader in Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest, while expanding Emergency Medicine’s reputation as a critical part of the entire hospital experience. He is among the first Washington EM mentors to lecture at the National Scientific Assembly and is still trusted by academic and “trench EM Docs” alike for his honesty and positive encouragement to develop and teach the science that is now Emergency Medicine. More.
