FCEP and FEMF extend our deepest gratitude to our 2025 Corporate Partners for their unwavering support—not only of our events, but of our mission year-round.
Through generous annual contributions, our Corporate Partners play a vital role in strengthening Florida’s emergency medicine and EMS communities. Their support enables us to provide high-quality education, professional development, and leadership opportunities to current and future emergency physicians across the state.
With sincere thanks to:
EMPros (EM Innovator)
TeamHealth (EM Innovator)
US Acute Care Solutions (EM Innovator)
HCA Healthcare (EM Dignitary)
Altfest Personal Wealth Management (EM Advocate)
Emergency Physicians of Central Florida (EM Advocate)
Excelis Medical Associates (EM Advocate)
LogixHealth (EM Advocate)
Medlytix (EM Advocate)
Your investment is a cornerstone of our work, and we are proud to partner with organizations committed to advancing emergency care for all. To learn more, visit Corporate Partners 25-26 – EMLRC | Lifesaving Education for Lifesavers
As emergency physicians, we are on the front lines of healthcare—serving as the safety net for every community in Florida. Every day, we see the devastating impact of preventable infectious diseases in our emergency departments. Illnesses like measles, mumps, and polio are not relics of the past—they are real threats that can cause severe illness, lifelong complications, and death, especially in children and vulnerable adults.
Vaccines are one of the most important and effective tools in modern medicine. They have saved millions of lives, reduced the burden of disease, and helped eliminate or control many of the most dangerous infections in history. The safety and efficacy of routine childhood vaccines are supported by an overwhelming body of scientific evidence and the consensus of every major medical and public health organization.
The Florida College of Emergency Physicians (FCEP) represents the voice of more than 2,400 emergency medicine physicians across the state. For over 50 years, FCEP has been committed to serving Florida communities on the front lines of the healthcare system—24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Our members care for patients in their most critical moments, and we know firsthand how vital vaccines are in preventing illness, protecting public health, and saving lives.
At FCEP, we base our care—and our advocacy—on science, data, and proven medical evidence. We strongly support the use of vaccines to protect individuals, families, and communities
Vaccines are safe. Vaccines are effective. Vaccines save lives.
Reflecting on Progress and Purpose Dear Colleagues and Friends, Since we came together at Symposium by the Sea this past August, I’ve continued to reflect on the energy, collaboration, and sense of purpose that filled those few impactful days. It was a powerful...
t’s been an electric year at the USF/HCA Florida Oak Hill EM Residency — the kind where momentum meets mission and our team just keeps leveling up. Our residents hit the ground running this academic year with advanced simulation training, ultrasound mastery, and...
The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at BayCare Health System / St. Joseph’s Hospital continues to build momentum through Summer and Fall 2025. Our inaugural class of residents began training this summer and has already distinguished themselves both clinically and...
This season has been nothing short of dynamic — filled with learning, teamwork, and
milestones as we welcomed twelve new interns whose enthusiasm is already making a
difference, alongside senior residents stepping up as leaders in high-acuity care and
mentorship.
Exciting updates from our residency family: we’ve increased our residency family size (from 6 to 8 residents per class, and maybe soon to 12 per year). Our residents and attendings presented over 80 posters, workshops, didactic sessions, and other scholarly works at...
We are off to an exciting start to the academic year here at Broward Health! We have welcomed our new 15-person intern class, who are hitting the ground running and adjusting well to their new roles as Emergency Medicine physicians. We had a successful welcome event,...
The Florida College of Emergency Physicians was founded on October 15, 1971. Celebrate our 50-year legacy this year by learning about our history and contributing to our future.
The Florida College of Emergency Physicians (FCEP) exists to promote high quality emergency medical care, empower emergency physicians, and protect the patients they serve.
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