Fellow Emergency Physicians,

 

On behalf of the SAEM GME Committee, we would like to present the first edition collection of Post-residency Tools of the Trade. This collection of twenty five PowerPoint presentations can be used to guide the young physician toward creating a successful emergency medicine career.

 

We would like to thank the many SAEM members who tirelessly contributed to the project. Without the help of the SAEM community, the project would not have been completed. It is our hope that you will find this collection informative and engaging. More importantly, we hope it prepares you for a long, prosperous and well-balanced journey in and out of emergency medicine.

 

We welcome your comments and look forward to improving future editions through your input.

 

Best Regards, David Cheng MD and Jacob Ufberg MD

(chengdavid1@yahoo.com)

 

 

SAEM GME Committee 2007-08   Chair: Jacob Ufberg   Felix K. Ankel, MD Kelly W. Barringer, MD Christopher R. Carpenter, MD Jennifer Casaletto, MD Douglas M. Char, MD David Cheng, MD Johnathan E. Davis, MD Johnathan Fisher, MD Gus M. Garmel, MD Daniel A. Handel, MD, MPH Armando Hevia MD David Howes MD Sean P. Kelly MD Douglas L. McGee, DO Trevor J. Mills, MD Thomas P. Noeller MD Will Nottingham MD Emilie S. Powell MD Peter Erik Sokolove, MD Christopher S. Weaver MD

Table of Contents (Note: Each of the below will open in a new window.  Close that window to return to this list.)    1) Career Planning in Emergency Medicine -- Gus Garmel  2) Careers in Academic Emergency Medicine – Peter Sokolove  3) Private Practice Career Options – Jim Holliman  4) Fellowships & EM Organizations – Wendy Coates, David Cheng  5) CV – Gus Garmel  6) Interviewing – Gus Garmel  7) Contracts for Emergency Physicians – Anthony Franks  8) Salary and Benefits – Armando Hevia  9) Malpractice – Arthur Derse, David Cheng 10) Clinical Teaching in the Emergency Department – David Wald 11) Teaching Tips – Felix Ankel 12) Mentoring – Maria Ramundo 13) Negotiation – Maria Ramundo 14) ABEM Certifications – David Cheng 15) Patient Satisfaction – David Cheng 16) Billing, Coding and Documenting – David Cheng, Greg Hall 17) Financial Planning – Armando Hevia 18) Time Management – Susan Promes 19) Balancing Family and Work – Susan Promes, Elizabeth Datner 20) Physician Wellness and Burnout – Lily Conrad, Michael Wadman 21) Professionalism – Richard Frederick 22) Cases for Professionalism and Ethics – SAEM 23) Medical Directorship – John Proctor 24) Academic Career Guide Chapter 1-8 Summary – Willis Nottingham 25) Academic Career Guide Chapter 9-16 Summary – Thomas Noeller

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