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James Chenoweth, MD, MAS

Associate Professor

UC Davis

James Chenoweth is an Associate Professor of emergency medicine, medical toxicology, and addiction medicine in the department of Emergency Medicine at UC Davis in Sacramento, CA. As part of his fellowship training, he received a master's degree in clinical research. His current areas of research include substance use disorders, impaired driving, and drug overdoses.

Shin-Chuan Chou, MD, MPH

Jennifer Mitzman, MD

The Ohio State University

Dr. Mitzman is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Dr. Mitzman combined her love of education and medicine pursuing medical education research endeavors including publishing a number of curricular and educational innovations in pediatric emergency medicine.
She is actively involved in graduate medical education serving as the lead pediatric educator for The Ohio State Emergency Medicine residency program. As part of this role, she has completely revamped pediatric didactics and simulation for the residents and developed a longitudinal pediatric track within the residency.
Additionally, Dr. Mitzman is the Associate Fellowship Director for the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at Nationwide Children's Hospital. One of the largest in the country, she supports the EM/PEM, Peds/PEM and PEM/Child Abuse fellowship tracks. Leadership endesavors there include developing a fellow coaching program and implementing holistic application review across GME.

Michael Kiemeney, MD

Leigh A. Patterson, MD, MAED

Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University

Dr. Leigh Patterson in the Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine and the Chief of Emergency Service Line for the ECU Health System. Dr. Patterson completed her residency at Louisiana State University in New Orleans and her fellowship in EM Ultrasound at Drexel College of Medicine. She completed her MAEd with a focus in Adult Education at East Carolina University and served as the Residency Director for Emergency Medicine.. She has worked in UME as a course director and as Chair of the Brody Executive Curriculum Committee. Following her time as Residency Director, Dr. Patterson served as the Associate Dean for Faculty Development. In this role, she also served as an Interim Chair for the Department of Pathology at ECU. She regularly mentors faculty on career planning and developing teaching skills. Dr. Patterson continues to enjoy a busy shift in the ED with residents and students. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter and is an avid knitter.