People

Neha Raukar, MD, MS

Member-at-Large

Mayo Clinic

Cherri Hobgood, MD

Member-at-Large

University of North Carolina

Michelle Blanda, MD

Member-at-Large

Northeast Ohio Medical University

Joseph Adrian Tyndall, MD, MPH

Immediate Past President

Morehouse School of Medicine

 

Ted Corbin, MD, MPP

Professor and Chairperson, Department of Emergency Medicine

Rush University Medical Center

J. Scott VanEpps, MD, PhD

President-Elect

University of Michigan

Bryn E. Mumma, MD, MAS

SAEM Grants Committee Chair

University of California, Davis

Lindsay Beamon Scott

Ideen Zeinali

Cassandra Clay

Janet Baker

Director of Management Operations

UTHealth

David W. Calder, MBA

Administrative Director

Loma Linda University Health Emergency Medicine

Becky L. McGowan, MBA

Vice Chair, Finance and Administration

University of Colorado School of Medicine

Louis E. Burton Sr., MHSM

Director, Finance & Administration

UT Health of San Antonio

Brendan Russell, MBA

Vice President of Enterprise Emergency Medicine

Mass General Brigham

Whitney Brown, MD

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Winner - AEUS Innovation Award

Dr. Brown is a third-year resident in the Johns Hopkins Emergency Medicine residency program. During her fourth year of residency, she looks forward to completing a mini-fellowship in emergency ultrasound, and is enthusiastic about creating content to support POCUS educators and learners. Upon the completion of her residency training in 2024, Whitney hopes to translate the skill and expertise acquired in point-of-care ultrasound into a leadership role in her future practice setting. Outside of her academic pursuits, Whitney enjoys traveling with her husband and taking her Goldendoodle to the park.

Michael Del Valle, MD

Denver Health

Winner - AEUS Innovation Award

Dr. Del Valle is currently an emergency medicine ultrasound fellow with education and experience in biomedical engineering. He is strongly focused on the development of innovative applications of ultrasonography. Current interests range from AR/VR ultrasound and global health to space medicine and AI-enhanced ultrasound.

Tiffany Fong, MD

Director, Division of Emergency Ultrasound

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Winner - AEUS Innovation Award

Tiffany Fong, MD is the Director of the Division of Emergency Ultrasound at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.  She is a Californian turned 14-year Baltimorean who is enthusiastic about innovation in the POCUS education space and creating resources to make us all better and less overworked educators.  Her scholarly interests also include interspecialty POCUS collaborations, trainee assessment for US procedural guidance, and POCUS modeling to identify and assess trajectory of infectious diseases. She ran her first and second marathons this fall (Marine Corps and Philadelphia) and continues to ambulate on two legs.

Anita Chary, MD, PhD

Baylor College of Medicine

"Identifying Implementation Strategies for Emergency Department Delirium Screening in Older Adults"

Dr. Chary is an emergency physician and health services researcher at Baylor College of Medicine. She attended Washington University School of Medicine and served as chief resident at the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency. Dr. Chary is an anthropologist whose research focuses on health disparities and healthcare delivery for vulnerable populations. Her international work includes development of child nutrition, women’s health, and specialty care referral programs in rural areas, and her domestic work centers on geriatric emergency medicine. She also focuses on improving health care delivery for vulnerable populations in the emergency department (ED); prior work includes a program to create prepackaged to-go medications for homeless patients and initiatives to provide COVID-19 vaccination from the ED.

Dr. Chary’s current research focuses on improving emergency care for older adults, both generally and specifically for those with cognitive impairment. As the recipient of a National Institute of Aging GEMSSTAR Award and SAEM Foundation GEMSSTAR Supplement, she is investigating the feasibility of implementing geriatric screenings in the ED and is pursuing mentored training in geriatrics and implementation science.

Colin J. O'Shea, MD, MPH

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

"Implementation of A Video-based ECG Curriculum for Medical Students"

Dr. O'Shea is an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and currently serves as the assistant director for clinical electives in the emergency department. Originally from Maryland, he received a medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine, where he was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. While in medical school, he completed a Master’s in Public Health, with a focus on health policy, at Rollins School of Public Health. During his residency and chief residency at Vanderbilt, Dr. O’Shea won several teaching awards, including the House Staff Clinical Teaching Award. His primary area of interest is undergraduate medical education.