Academic Affairs Committee
Who We Are
The Academic Affairs Committee provides leadership in the area of academic advocacy. They serve as the liaison to CORD, SAEM, AACEM, NAEMSP and other EM organizations for joint interests and projects.
Academic Affairs works with academic departments of EM and in particular EM residency programs in order to establish a connection with AAEM at the early stages of resident training and to provide the resources necessary to develop an understanding of the goals of the Academy.
Leadership
Sangeeta Sakaria, MD MPH MST FAAEM
Chair
Gabriel Sudario, MD FAAEM
Vice Chair
Laura J. Bontempo, MD MEd FAAEM
Board Liaison
Thomas G. Derenne
Staff Liaison
Our Projects
- Why Should I Continue to be an Emergency Physician? by José A. Rubero, MD FAAEM FACEP, March/April 2024
- Breaking Burnout with an Emergency Department Debrief by Allison Lane, MD and Lisa Stoneking, MD, September/October 2023
- Dealing with Challenging Consultants by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, July/August 2023
- Confessions of Dr. Boomer by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, May/June 2023
- Dragon Slayer by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, March/April 2023
- Cotillion Lessons for EM Residents by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, January/February 2023
- Advice for Young Academic Faculty by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, September/October 2022
- Five Rules for Emergency Medicine Interns by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, July/August 2022
- Standing the Post by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, May/June 2022
- Spring by Mary Claire O’Brien MD FAAEM, March/February 2022
- Resilience Lesson: Giving Negative Feedback by Mary Claire O’Brien, MD FAAEM, November/December 2021
- Leadership Lessons for Emergency Physicians by Mary Claire, O’Brien, MD FAAEM, September/October 2021
If you are interested in joining our committee, apply today!
Apply to Join a CommitteeAppointments are confirmed on a quarterly basis (January, April, July, October).