Welcome to THE resource on Education for Emergency Medicine Educators!
The Team
Rob Rogers
After graduating AOA from the University of Tennessee College of Medicine in 1997, Rob entered the combined emergency medicine/internal medicine residency program at the University of Maryland. He served as chief resident during the fifth year of his training and went on to become a chief resident in internal medicine…
Amal Mattu
In 1984, a spry teenage junior varsity point guard at Johns Hopkins University with a deadly 3-pointer and a 36-inch vertical jump was at a crossroads in his life: NBA basketball or a career in medicine. After months of deliberation, Amal Mattu made his decision…
Mel Herbert
Mel Herbert is neither tall nor handsome. Nor is he the best speaker on the circuit, yet he is very well known in Emergency Medicine education circles. How can this be, you ask? It just goes to show how an accent and a pension for saying “poop” can get you to the top…
This Month
Ep. Bonus Joe Lex - How to Give a Damn Good Talk
Joe Lex discusses how to give an excellent presentation. This talk was recorded at the 2nd Emergency Medicine in the Developing World Conference in Capetown, South Africa 2009.
Rob Rogers on Twitter
- Dave Manthey is going to get a Twitter account if it is the last thing I do! 20th Jan 8:02am
- Ok folks...December Educators' Edition is up on the website. Terry Mulligan discusses teaching EM in other countries. Check it out! 11th Jan 10:55am
- Way behind in work load...need to get Dec EMRAP EE up on the site. Recording Manthey and Lin for EMRACast soon. Check it out on iTunes! 31st Dec 4:41pm
EMRAP: Educators' Edition
EMRAP is a now famous (infamous?) audio program heard monthly by up to 8000 practitioners across many countries.
The EMRAP: Educators’ Edition is a new web and iTunes based audio program for faculty, residents, students and professional staff interested in the science and art of Emergency Medical education.