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SAEM Hackathon Webinar Learning Series: Introduction to Agentic AI

Mar 30, 2026

In the second session of the SAEM Hackathon Webinar Learning Series, we will explore how agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is "changing the game" of data science and informatics. This talk will review what agentic AI can be used for, some of the best and most practical applications of agentic AI, as well as the challenges that can arise from using this new technology. This session is open to anyone interested in a primer on approaching problems with an informatics lens, and is especially helpful for those who are interested in participating in the Hackathon event at SAEM26. It is led by Philip Jarrett, MD, MBA, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern, where he conducts research focused on the development and translation of acute care products using medical devices and pharmaceuticals.

Biostats Made Simple

Mar 25, 2026

This is the first webinar of "season two" of our Biostats Made Simple series with Dr. Christine Ramdin! In this session, Dr. Ramdin will recap key principles learned in the prior season and move on to more hands-on and practical applications of more advanced concepts such as creating visuals in SPSS, sensitivity/specificity, sample size and power calculations, regression analysis, effect size, and more.

Staying, Thriving, Leading: Research as Resistance

Mar 23, 2026

This talk explores the growing crisis of emergency physician attrition - particularly among women - and reimagines how we can build sustainable, meaningful careers in academic emergency medicine (EM). Drawing on national qualitative research and personal experience, Dr. Michelle Lin shares themes behind why physicians leave and how research, leadership, and system-level advocacy can serve as forms of resistance. Through this lens, she examines not just how to stay, but how to thrive and lead.

SAEM Hackathon Webinar Learning Series: Foundational Approaches Problem-Solving

Mar 19, 2026

In this inaugural session of the SAEM Hackathon Webinar Learning Series, we will explore how to think about the "big picture" questions when approaching a data and informatics problem. This session is open to anyone interested in a primer on approaching problems with an informatics lens, and is especially helpful for those who are interested in participating in the Hackathon event at SAEM26. It will be led by Abby Orr, MSHI, RN, the Director of Informatics in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Washington University in St. Louis. In her role, she takes an informatics lens to major hospital and system-wide challenges on a daily basis.

Eric Legome, MD - Mount Sinai West

Mar 13, 2026

Dr. John Dickens talks with Dr. Eric Legome about innovations in trauma care to improve patient outcomes, how the ED role might evolve to address broader public health issues, mentorship’s influence on career development, and more.

Mentorship, Community, and Momentum: GEMA’s Role in Early Career Success in Global EM

Mar 13, 2026

Are you a resident or medical student interested in learning more about the field of global emergency medicine (GEM)? Watch our information session, co-sponsored by the Global Emergency Medicine Academy (GEMA) and Residents and Medical Students (RAMS), for insights on the opportunities, resources, mentorship pathways, and academic platforms available to trainees who are interested in building meaningful, impactful careers in global emergency care!