The Emergency Medical Services Section of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (EMSS-AAEM) was founded to foster the professional development of emergency medicine physicians interested in the subspecialty of emergency medical services board certification. We provide educational and networking experiences in the areas of advocacy, membership engagement, and professional development.
The Future of EMS Webinar Series
Join us for an engaging discussion on the CMS’s termination of the ET3 (Emergency Triage, Treat, and Transport) model and the critical reasons why this initiative deserves a revival. We’ll explore the role of community paramedics within EMS and discuss the recognition they need for effective integration into the ET3 framework.
Format: Live webinar with a recorded session available on The Future of EMS platform for later viewing.
Moderator
Scott Goldstein, DO, FACEP, FAEMS, FAAEM
EMSS-AAEM Council
Featured Speaker
Christopher Matek, BS, NRP, CP-C
Instructor, University of Pittsburgh | School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Department of Community Health Services and Rehabilitation Science, Pittsburgh, PA
Christopher Matek brings over 35 years of experience in emergency services as a paramedic, firefighter, leader, and educator. His career began in Harlem, where he worked in New York City for over 16 years before moving to the Chicago Fire Department and later to Minnesota. Christopher has held various roles throughout his career, advancing from EMT to paramedic to instructor and EMS Chief. His extensive background includes contributions to service, education, program development, and training across all levels of public safety.
More About Emergency Medical Services Section
The Emergency Medical Services Section of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (EMSS-AAEM) was founded to foster the professional development of emergency medicine physicians interested in the subspecialty of emergency medical services board certification. We provide membership with educational and networking experiences in the areas of advocacy, membership engagement, and professional development. We continue to build relationships with our partners including NAEMSP, EMS Fellowships, and AAEM Sections to foster meaningful advocacy for the physician led prehospital team.
BylawsChair
Katherine Raczek, MD FAAEM FACEP
Chair-Elect
Craig Cooley, MD MPH EMT-P FAAEM FAEMS
Secretary/Finance Chair
Stephanie Marrero Borrero, MD
Immediate Past Chair
Bryan Everitt, MD
Councilors
Erin Kane, MD MHPE FAAEM
Rachel Ely, DO FAAEM FAEMS
Ryan Newberry, DO MPH EMT-P FAAEM FAEMS
Scott Goldstein, DO FACEP FAEMS FAAEM EMT-PHP/T
AAEM/RSA Representatives
Salvatore Aiello, PhD
Samuel (Rob) Hornberger
Board Liaison
Frank L. Christopher, MD FAAEM
Staff Liaison
Thomas G. Derenne
*Interested in filling an open position? Please contact AAEM for more information.
You must be a current AAEM or AAEM/RSA member to join a section.
- I’m already an AAEM Member. Join EMSS-AAEM.
- I’m already an AAEM/RSA Member. Join EMSS-AAEM.
You can also add an EMSS-AAEM Membership when you become an AAEM member or AAEM/RSA member today!
Dues
- Full Voting ($20)
- Associate ($10)
- Fellow-in-Training (Free)
- International ($10)
- Resident (Free)
- Medical Student (Free)
Section memberships run on a calendar year and must be renewed annually.
December 11, 2024 | 6:00pm – 6:50pm CT
The Future of EMS: Emergency Triage, Treatment and Transportation (ET3) and Community Paramedicine
Watch recordings from past EMSS-AAEM events:
Read articles from AAEM’s member magazine, Common Sense, authored by EMSS-AAEM members.
- Prehospital Termination of Resuscitation: When Should We Call It? by Stephanie M. Marrero Borrero, MD, November/December 2024
- San Antonio EMS Fellowships: A Unique Partnership by Craig Cooley, MD MPH EMT-P FACEP FAAEM FAEMS, Bryan Everitt, MD NRP FAAEM, Rachel Ely, DO MHA MPH NRP FAAEM FAEMS, Ryan Newberry, DO MPH NRP FAAEM FAEMS, May/June 2024
- American Academy of Emergency Medicine Emergency Medical Services Section Letter to Membership by C. J. Winckler, MD LP FAAEM, March/April 2022
- Bougie Conundrum: Airway Adjunct or Secret to 1st Pass Success? Should We Incorporate into Routine Practice and How? by Frederick Gmora, DO, Skyler Lentz, MD FAAEM, Elias Wan, MD FAAEM, November/December 2021