Asynchronous Curriculum Playlist
The Asynchronous Operations Curriculum is a continuously updated, online guide to major topics in Emergency Department Clinical Operations, such as administration, quality assurance, and patient flow. Video lectures are brief, and range from basic introductions to topics to discussing cutting-edge research.
Check out the Asynchronous Curriculum Playlist! Click on any of the videos below to access them.
- SAEM Addressing Sexism in Emergency Department Operations
- SAEM Integrating Public Health With Emergency Department Care
- SAEM Curriculum - Emergency Department Crowding - Module 1: What Is Crowding and Why Does It Matter?
- SAEM Curriculum - Emergency Department Crowding - Module 2: Causes of Crowding
- SAEM Curriculum - Emergency Department Crowding - Module 3: Solutions to Crowding
- Current Developments in Emergency Department Operations
- How to Research an Emergency Department Operational Question
- Training in Emergency Department Operations and Administration
- SAEM Change Management in the Emergency Department
- There's a Pathway for that!: Clinical Pathway Development for the Emergency Department
- Careers in Emergency Department Operations
- High Yield Interventions to Improve Patient Experience in the ED
- Workplace Violence
- How Do We Measure Patient Experience in the Emergency Department?
- How Do We Measure Quality in the Emergency Department?
- How Quality Assurance Works in an Academic Emergency Department
- Why Does Patient Experience Matter
- Extinguish the Burnout
- How ED Leaders Can Leverage Diverse Teams to Advance Equity in Car Delivery and Outcomes
- Career Paths in Emergency Medicine Operations/Administration
- Key Methods of Analyzing Emergency Department Operations
- 5.6 Health Information Technology: Decision Support and Alert Fatigue
- Utilization and Impact of External Staffing Agencies
- SAEM Physician Engagement and EHRs
- SAEM Online Curriculum Disaster Preparedness Contingency Planning
- Developing a Publishing Strategy for Operations Research
- Leadership in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
- Sentinel Events and Root Cause Analysis Strategies
- Click, Scroll, and Share: Social Media and FOAMed for Emergency Medicine Educators
- Workforce Wellbeing
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Tehreem Rehman, MD, MPH, MBA
Mount Sinai Hospital
I am an Assistant Professor, Clinical Informaticist and Assistant Medical Director at Mount Sinai Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine with expertise in AI-augmented clinical pathways and operations.
Through EHR-embedded and AI-augmented CDS, I strive to minimize provider cognitive burden and variation in resource utilization while optimizing throughput and adherence to evidence-based guidelines. I am also invested in strengthening community-based partnerships and health information exchange infrastructure to deliver patient-centered care addressing health-related social needs.
I serve on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Technical Expert Panels on national quality measures for emergency medicine. Through the American College of Emergency Physicians, I am Vice Chair of the Health Innovation Technology Committee and lead the workgroup on alternative payment models for the Reimbursement Committee. My work has been funded by the National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, and Pfizer. I am on the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine editorial board and have published in peer-reviewed journals such as Annals of Emergency Medicine, the Journal of Public Health Management & Practice, and the Journal of the National Medical Association. -
Brian J. Franklin, MBA
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Eric Goralnick, MD, MS
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Brian J. Yun, MD, MBA, MPH
Boston Medical Center
Brian J. Yun, MD, MBA, MPH serves as the Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Boston Medical Center. Prior to this role, he was the Director of Clinical Operations of the Massachusetts General Hospital’s Department of Emergency Medicine. He is board certified in emergency medicine. Dr. Yun graduated with a MD and MBA from Tufts University School of Medicine, where he was also named to the AOA Honor Society. He has an MPH in Clinical Effectiveness from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. After finishing his residency in emergency medicine at the combined Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency, Dr. Yun completed an Emergency Department Administration Fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital. -
Jamie Aranda, MD
Medical Director
Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals
Jamie Aranda is an assistant professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) and a medical director for Froedtert Hospital Emergency Department in Milwaukee, WI. She is an instructor for the Health Executive Administrative Leadership Fellowship at MCW. She is also the System Director for Advanced Practice Providers in the Department of Emergency Medicine and the inaugural Medical Director for the Physician Associate Program. Areas of interest include clinical pathways, patient flow, and resident, fellow, APP, medical, and PA student education. -
Josh W. Joseph, MD, MS, MBE
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Nancy Jacobson, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals
Nancy Jacobson received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2009 and her Doctor of Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2014. She went on to complete an emergency medicine residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin, graduating in 2017. She splits her clinical practice between Froedtert Hospital and the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center. She is committed to improving patient quality safety and experience in the Department of Emergency Medicine, as well as being dedicated to resident education and wellbeing. Since 2017, she has served as the faculty co-chair of the Medical College of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Resident Wellness Committee, and has published on workplace motivators and operational factors supporting physician wellness. She currently serves and the Medical College of Wisconsin System Director for Quality, Safety, and Experience; a Froedtert Hospital Emergency Department Medical Director, and a course co-director for the Medical College of Wisconsin Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Pathway. She is Department of Emergency Medicine Core Faculty and involved in resident teaching. Her research interests include patient safety, diagnostic error, system of care, quality improvement, physician wellness, and qualitative research.
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Stephanie Balint, MSN
Quinnipiac University
Stephanie Balint is an M4 at Quinnipiac University who has served as RAMS Medical Student Representative, RAMS liaison to the Workforce Committee, and Wellness Committee member for the past three years.
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Joselyn Miller, DO
University of Connecticut
Joselyn Miller, DO is a PGY3 resident at the University of Connecticut Emergency Medicine Residency and incoming fellow of Emergency Medical Services at The University of Mississippi Medical Center. After recognizing the important role of telehealth in bridging the gap of communities that were traditionally underserved, she started to pursue academic opportunities to prepare and education trainees for the workforce needs. While continuing her pursuit of medical education, she has gained an immense passion for mentoring youth, serving the underserved, advocating for health equity/wellbeing, and prehospital care.
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Megan Anderson, DO
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Sehr Khan, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin
Sehr Khan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin. She received her bachelor of science in legal studies and psychology with a certificate in criminal justice from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
She received her Medical Doctorate from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Khan also completed her residency at MCW in Emergency Medicine, where she served as chief resident and completed a social emergency medicine track.
Dr. Khan's interests include injury prevention, education and trauma informed care. As a faculty member, Dr. Khan is active within the EM Division of Global and Population Health, serving as the director of community engagement and the social emergency medicine track director. Within the medical school, Dr. Khan serves as a learning community navigator and teaches students as part of the co-director of the summer injury prevention institute. Within the Injury Control Research center, Dr. Khan is the co-director of the training and educator core as part of national CDC funding granted to the MCW Comprehensive Injury Center. -
Elina Kurkurina
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Chair, Emergency Medicine
MGB Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital
Dr. Leon Sanchez is currently the Chief of Emergency Medicine at the MGB Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital and an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Prior to that, Dr. Sanchez was the Vice Chair for Network Operations at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He is a nationally recognized expert in the field of Emergency Medicine Operations and his areas of recent focus include operational improvement, patient flow and throughput optimization, queuing, and schedule optimization.
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Samita M. Heslin, MD, MBA, MPH, MA
Associate Medical Director
Stony Brook University Department of Emergency Medicine
Samita Heslin, MD, MBA, MPH, MA, is the Associate Medial Director of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stony Brook University.
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The Ohio State University
Dr. Prats is currently Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Assistant Ultrasound Director and Director of Ultrasound Research in the Division of Ultrasound in the Department of Emergency Medicine at The Ohio State University. He is the founder and co-host of the Ultrasound G.E.L. podcast. His academic interests include evidence based sonology, social media, and medical education. -
Kimberly Bambach, MD
The Ohio State University
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Alicia Pilarski, DO