Selin T. Sagalowsky, MD, MPH

Dr. Selin T. Sagalowsky is the Vice Chair for Education, Scholarship, and Academic Development for the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Her academic work focuses on curriculum development, implementation, and evaluation; competency-based and precision medical education; inclusion and wellness in medical education; and patient- and family-centered communication in the Emergency Department. Dr. Sagalowsky has served on and led working groups and committees for the advancement of competency-based education regionally and nationally, including: the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education’s subspecialty Milestones 2.0 for Pediatric Emergency Medicine; the Association of American Medical College’s Core Entrustable Professional Activities Pilot Program Working Group; and the American Board of Pediatrics’ Committee to map EPAs to Milestones. Clinically, Dr. Sagalowsky practices pediatric emergency medicine, with a particular interest in acutely ill children with rare and medically complex underlying conditions. She is also passionate about improving public health through emergency department initiatives, and on promoting patient- and family-centered communication in emergency care.

Ellen Duncan, MD, PHD

Tony Seupaul, MD

Delia Gold, MD

Shajriar Zehtabchi, MD

Krystle Ansay

Holly M. Byrd-Duncan, MBA

Thomas Wyatt, MD

Rachel Shing, MD

Boston Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine

Dr. Rachel Shing is an Emergency Medicine physician with fellowship training in Emergency Clinical Ultrasound and Global Health from Boston Medical Center. Dr. Shing completed her residency at the University of California in Los Angeles. Her research interests include point of care ultrasound use in resource limited settings and using novel technology to facilitate POCUS education to build POCUS user capacity. She has extensive experience teaching point of care ultrasound internationally and has taught in Haiti, Ghana, Namibia and South Africa. Her current work is focused on using teleultrasound for POCUS training of doctors working at district hospitals in Northern Namibia in order to increase acccess to diagnostic imaging for patients.

Salote Behr, MD, PGDipEM

Olita Shilpakar, MD, DM EM, FRCP Edin

David Ruby, MD

Seth Lotterman, MD

Mitchell Zekhtser, DO

Luke M. Duncan, MD

Gregory P. Wu, MD FAAEM FACEP

Albany Medical Center

Gregory Wu, MD FAAEM FACEP is an associate professor of Emergency Medicine and Internal MedicineAlbany Medical Center, where he splits his time as an emergency physician and medical intensivist. He is active teaching faculty within the Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine residencies, as well as the Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine fellowship. He regularly lectures nationally on critical care topics such as post-intubation care, laryngoscope and RSI techniques, septic shock, DKA, and others. In his administrative roles at Albany Medical Center he serves as the associate program director for the Resuscitation and Emergency Critical Care Care fellowship, as well as the Clerkship Director for Critical Care at Albany Medical College.

Samantha Stringer, MD

Andrea Leiner, APRN, FNP-BC

Jessica Patterson, MD

Scott L. Dunavant, MD