People

Andrew Ulrich, MD

Yale School of Medicine

Dr. Ulrich is Professor of Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine. He is a senior leader in the field of Emergency Medicine, who has advanced clinical practice and education. He completed a residency Boston City Hospital. He is currently the Vice Chair of Operations for the Yale Department of Emergency Medicine. Dr. Ulrich is highly respected nationally for contributions to resident training and emergency department operations. He has a history of one of the longest standing Residency Directors in EM at Boston City Hospital which transitioned to Boston Medical Center spanning 1996-2008 and receiving the EMRA Residency Director of the Year Award in 2000. He also serves as an oral board examiner for ABEM for the past 15 years. Dr. Ulrich is a leader in the emerging science of quality care delivery; developing and implementing innovative ideas with practical applications for educational and operational models.

Meta Carroll, MD

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine & Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago

Dr. Carroll is a pediatric emergency physician providing clinical service in the emergency departments of Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and Northwestern Medicine/Central DuPage Hospital, and bedside and didactic teaching for emergency medicine, family medicine, and pediatric residents, and pediatric emergency medicine fellows. An invited speaker at local, regional, and national meetings, she has lectured on challenging case management of ill and injured pediatric patients, cognitive bias in medical decision making, pediatric ethical issues in the ED, and caring for vulnerable populations. She completed a two-year program in clinical bioethics through Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine and developed an ethics curriculum for PEM fellows in training. She served as the ABEM representative to the pediatric emergency medicine subboard, tasked with the creation of certifying and recertifying board exams, and as a part of a Practice Analysis Panel that revised the content outline for pediatric emergency medicine. She was the guest editor for the Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine issue (March 2019) that focused on the care of the adolescent in the ED. She currently serves on the American Academy of Pediatrics' PREP E-Med editorial board, creating and editing content for high-stakes exam preparation and continuing education. She presented at the 2023 FemInPEM conference on grief-informed care of families in the emergency department.