Iram Nasreen
Member-at-Large Yale New Haven Hospital
Biography
My name is Iram Nasreen, and I am an emergency medicine/critical care pharmacist at Yale New Haven Hospital. I earned my PharmD from the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy and completed both my PGY1 and PGY2 in emergency medicine at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
During my PGY2 year, I served as the resident representative for the AEMP Career Development Committee and actively participated in AEMP-sponsored events, including competing as a live contestant for RxJeopardy and presenting a resident pearl for the Ignite! Competition at the 2025 SAEM/AEMP Meeting, where I was one of the winners. I also collaborated with AEMP as coordinator for the ACCP EMED PRN Journal Clubs, helping launch the inaugural journal club debate series, now held quarterly. Additionally, I authored two articles for the SAEM Pulse Newsletter, including “Emergency Medicine Pharmacists: Key Contributors to Patient Care on the ED Frontlines,” highlighting our impact and ways to support our profession. In 2026, I will co-author a toxicology newsletter for AEMP.
I am running for Member-at-Large because I am passionate about advancing emergency medicine pharmacy and advocating for our profession. As an early career pharmacist, I hope to bring a fresh perspective to the Executive Committee, representing the voices of students, residents, and new practitioners. In this role, I aim to engage colleagues across all stages of practice and support initiatives that foster mentorship, professional growth, and active member involvement. I am grateful for the opportunities I have had to serve AEMP and would be honored to contribute to the Academy’s continued growth, visibility, and impact.
During my PGY2 year, I served as the resident representative for the AEMP Career Development Committee and actively participated in AEMP-sponsored events, including competing as a live contestant for RxJeopardy and presenting a resident pearl for the Ignite! Competition at the 2025 SAEM/AEMP Meeting, where I was one of the winners. I also collaborated with AEMP as coordinator for the ACCP EMED PRN Journal Clubs, helping launch the inaugural journal club debate series, now held quarterly. Additionally, I authored two articles for the SAEM Pulse Newsletter, including “Emergency Medicine Pharmacists: Key Contributors to Patient Care on the ED Frontlines,” highlighting our impact and ways to support our profession. In 2026, I will co-author a toxicology newsletter for AEMP.
I am running for Member-at-Large because I am passionate about advancing emergency medicine pharmacy and advocating for our profession. As an early career pharmacist, I hope to bring a fresh perspective to the Executive Committee, representing the voices of students, residents, and new practitioners. In this role, I aim to engage colleagues across all stages of practice and support initiatives that foster mentorship, professional growth, and active member involvement. I am grateful for the opportunities I have had to serve AEMP and would be honored to contribute to the Academy’s continued growth, visibility, and impact.
