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Winter 2020: Membership & PD
Another year ends and we’re happy to report on another successful Scientific Assembly at ACEP19 in Denver, CO. Dr. René Mack and I once again served as councillors representing the great state of Florida during the ACEP Council Meeting, which preceded the conference....
Winter 2020: Government Affairs: Legislative Session Preview
2020 will be an early Legislative Session in Tallahassee. FCEP will be holding its annual advocacy meeting, Emergency Medicine (EM) Days, on January 27-29. This year looks like it will reignite many of the battles we have been fighting over the past several years. At...
EMnews Now: 12/18/19
A new issue of FCEP's weekly enewsletter is now available.About EMNews Now: EMNews Now reaches FCEP members and individual subscribers every Wednesday at 8:00 am. It is the most comprehensive update of "what's happening now" at FCEP and EMLRC.
EMNews Now: 12/11/19
A new issue of FCEP's weekly enewsletter is now available.About EMNews Now: EMNews Now reaches FCEP members and individual subscribers every Wednesday at 8:00 am. It is the most comprehensive update of "what's happening now" at FCEP and EMLRC.
EMNews Now 12/4/19
The weekly enewsletter of the Florida College of Emergency Physicians.EMNews Now reaches FCEP members and individual subscribers every Wednesday at 8:00 am. It is the most comprehensive update of "what's happening now" at FCEP and EMLRC.
EMRAF Newsletter: November & December 2019
Bringing you the latest news from EMRAF's current president, delivered on a monthly basis.The EMRAF Newsletter reaches FCEP residents and medical students every month. Not receiving a copy even though you're a member? 1. Make sure your information is up-to-date with...
EMNews Now: 11/27/19
A new issue of FCEP's weekly enewsletter is now available. About EMNews Now: EMNews Now reaches FCEP members and individual subscribers every Wednesday at 8:00 am. It is the most comprehensive update of "what's happening now" at FCEP and EMLRC.
Fall 2019: Daunting Diagnosis
Question: A 37-year-old female presents to the ER with right, upper back pain. She has a history of trauma two months prior where she was impailed in her right chest with a tire rod while driving. At the time of injury, she sustained a right comminuted clavicular...
POCUS of the Gallbladder: Always in Style
In my short time practicing EM, I have seen some point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) applications go “out of fashion.” However, similar to how Ferraris are always cool, some ultrasound scans have stood the test of time and are always “in.” For me, that classic scan is...