As a new physician, Viveta Lobo, MD of Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine had one mantra: Keep it short. Dispo fast. It was not until she was struggling to cope with the in-home illness and death of her father...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

Statement from FemInEM Regarding SB8 - FemInEM

Today is the five year anniversary of the launch of FemInEM. We started this organization with the goal of empowering women in emergency medicine and advocating for greater gender equity within the physician workforce. Over the past five years our...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

APPLY NOW: Essentials of Emergency Medicine Education Fellowship 2022 - FemInEM

The Essentials of Emergency Medicine (EEM) conference is in May 2022, but opportunities start NOW. This conference is one of the largest live EM educational conferences in the world with over 2,000 attendees. The conference organizers are again offering an amazing opportunity for EM...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

Benefit of the Bump: Patient Care as a Pregnant Resident - FemInEM

There was not much that I expected to look forward to while being pregnant in residency during a worldwide pandemic. I found out I was pregnant in August 2020 which meant that I would spend most of my senior year...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

Your Voice & Your Value: Lessons for the Speaking Circuit - FemInEM

Dr. Diane Birnbaumer and Dr. Tracy Sanson are well known on the Emergency Medicine Speaker Circuit. In their FIX19 talk, they share the lessons they have learned as they have built this important part of their careers. Watch their FIX19...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

#It'sOurShot: The Pregnancy Edition - FemInEM

“Can I ask a maybe-inappropriate, slightly personal question?” one of the emergency medicine residents paused to ask me. “Are you going to get the COVID vaccine? My wife is also a pregnant physician, and I value your opinion.” We were...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

Advocacy in Emergency Medicine: Impacting Change in our Communities - FemInEM

Dr. Daphne Owen is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. In addition, she serves as the Assistant Medical Director of Puentes de Salud, a nonprofit clinic which provides healthcare services for uninsured immigrants in Philadelphia....

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

'Twas the Night Before Shift Change - FemInEM

‘Twas right before shift change, when all thru the shop, All the drunks were stirring, some led by a cop The IV’s were hung at the bedside with care In hopes that the next shift would soon be there The...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

No Apology Necessary - FemInEM

I’ve been sixteen for thirty years. At age eight the road was paved with a ripe philosophical certainty my mother mistook for stubbornness. Now I imagine myself infinitely staving off the dark circles under my eyes with sheer gusto, leaving...

FemInEM | Females Working in Emergency Medicine

30.11.2022

Boots on Ground: Lessons Learned from Trauma Nurse Turned EM Doc - FemInEM

“Myers! Wake up. We have casualties coming in. We need you.” A gruff nudge jerked me awake from a brief two hours of sleep. I rolled off my cot, fumbled for my boots and stumbled bleary-eyed from the canvas tent...

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30.11.2022

Taking a Cue from EQ - FemInEM

Joannie Yeh MD is a primary care pediatrician and a clinical assistant professor of pediatrics at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University. She is a cofounder of Girl Med Media, a non-profit supporting women in medicine, and...

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Redefining the Care Team - FemInEM

Statement from FemInEM Regarding SB8 - FemInEM

APPLY NOW: Essentials of Emergency Medicine Education Fellowship 2022 - FemInEM

Benefit of the Bump: Patient Care as a Pregnant Resident - FemInEM

Your Voice & Your Value: Lessons for the Speaking Circuit - FemInEM

#It'sOurShot: The Pregnancy Edition - FemInEM

Advocacy in Emergency Medicine: Impacting Change in our Communities - FemInEM

'Twas the Night Before Shift Change - FemInEM

No Apology Necessary - FemInEM

Boots on Ground: Lessons Learned from Trauma Nurse Turned EM Doc - FemInEM

Taking a Cue from EQ - FemInEM

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