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  • Jaime Jordan, MD, MAEd

    Oregon Health & Science University

    Dr. Jaime Jordan completed an Education Scholarship Fellowship at Harbor-UCLA and is currently the Associate Program Director for the Emergency Medicine Residency at UCLA and Vice Chair of the Acute Care College at the David Geffen School of Medicine. She has lectured extensively at both CORD and SAEM on education and education research related topics. She is an established education researcher with a successful track record and her interests include barriers educators face in performing scholarship, graduate and undergraduate medical education, curriculum design, and faculty development. Additionally, she is a decision editor for AEM Education and Training and a reviewer for multiple education research journals.

  • Stephanie Stapleton, MD
    Stephanie Stapleton, MD

    Boston Medical Center / Boston University

    Stephanie Stapleton, MD is an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine and serves as director of emergency medicine simulation at Boston Medical Center. She is treasurer of the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine Simulation Academy and active in the International Network for Simulation-based Pediatric Innovation, Research, and Education. She has won numerous awards for her simulation leadership.  She published and presented nationally on simulation research and innovations, focusing on procedural training, pediatric resuscitation, and distance simulation. Her areas of interest are translational simulation, procedural model creation, innovations testing, and developing an adult emergency medicine simulation research community.  

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    Richard E. Rothman, MD, PhD

    Johns Hopkins University, Department of Emergency Medicine

    I am a professor, executive vice chair, and vice-chair of research in the department of emergency medicine at Johns Hopkins University. I earned my PhD in molecular biology in 1989 from University of California, San Francisco (Department of Physiology), followed by an MD in 1993 from Cornell University in 1993, then Residency Training in 1996 and Research Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Since that time, I have served on faculty in varied leadership roles at Johns Hopkins, including director of faculty development. I have had a productive and successful research and leadership career which includes extensive experience with program building, mentorship, and lnational and international leadership. I have had the honor of holding numerous leadership roles at SAEM including cochair of the SAEM Research Committee, cochair of the ACEP-SAEM Federal Research Funding Workgroup, and chair of the SAEM COVID Educational Task Force. For these and other service I was honored to receive the SAEM Organizational Advancement Award in 2021. I have been a proud member of SAEM since 1992 and was also the inaugural recipient (with two others) of the SAEM Young Investigator Award. I am running for office currently because my personal vision (and career) closely aligns with the vision and mission of SAEM. I hope to give back to the membership and believe I my experience, knowledge, and expertise will be helpful to the organization at this critical junction in the history of the society. If selected, I am committed to working collaboratively with other SAEM Board members to ensure we meet the stated strategic goals, refine objectives as needed, and address challenges with our membership in response to the evolving changes in academic medicine and health care delivery.

  • Talan
    David A. Talan, MD

    University of California-Los Angeles

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