The American Board of Emergency Medicine is proud to release a joint vision statement from a collaboration of all the Emergency Medicine organizations. We support and believe in promoting and
ABEM, along with many national EM organizations, has issued a letter in response to a recent study about diagnostic errors in the emergency department.1 ABEM believes that the study is severely
The American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) has elected Lynne Holden, M.D., to its Board of Directors. She is a professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine and Senior Associate
Recent state legislative actions and federal court rulings have left some physicians unsure about whether state medical boards might take action against them for practicing evidence-based care. The American Board
ABEM is grateful for the commitment and time of our volunteer Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Subboard. The EMS Subboard met November 14-16 in East Lansing, MI. Key work included: The
ABEM and the Emergency Medicine community mourn the loss of J. David Barry, M.D., who died tragically on September 2, 2022, while surfing in Southern California. Dr. Barry was elected
ABEM continues to seek ways to enhance the value of your certification, promote its value to health systems, and diversify your career options. One example is providing ever-growing opportunities to
The American Board of Emergency Medicine is proud to share that Director Yvette Calderón, M.D., M.S., has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine. Dr. Calderón was recognized “for
ABEM physicians in a 5-year certification cycle pay an annual fee for their certification. Rather than having to pay individually for MyEMCert modules and certification activities, physicians pay an annual
MyEMSCert is Launching in 2023! EMS continuing certification will be moving to a module-based process similar to Emergency Medicine’s MyEMCert. The process will be shifting from a high-stakes exam administered in
