Anthony Scoccimarro, MD, has been promoted to associate professor of emergency medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Congratulations, Dr. Scoccimarro! Learn more: buff.ly/7l99RVV

From #SAEMPulse: "Uniquely, NIGMS has intentionally moved away from traditional large research project grant mechanisms (R01) in favor of more flexible funding mechanisms." Read more: buff.ly/NB69EY1

Connect, share your research, and advance academic #EmergencyMedicine at the 2026 SAEM Great Plains Regional Meeting! Join emergency medicine residents and faculty on November 14 in Columbia, Missouri, for a day of collobaration. Register now: buff.ly/dSRzr61

Hear from Juliet Jacobson, MD, about how getting involved with SAEM gave her opportunities to contribute to SAEM Pulse, explore topics she’s passionate about, & connect with mentors who can help turn ideas into published articles. Apply now: buff.ly/tcxLxSF

There is strength in hearing the real stories of our peers—honest reflections on the challenges of life in #EM. Sharing these experiences reminds us that we’re not alone, builds connection, and offers new perspectives. Add it to your schedule: buff.ly/kE1iSKa

Help improve how emergency medicine trainees present their accomplishments. Participate in a virtual consensus session to help develop a standardized CV framework for residents. Learn more: buff.ly/OEhNbUC

The Neuro-EM Scholars Program is accepting applications from EM first/second-year faculty, fellows, and senior residents for their K12 funding and Pipeline training programs! #NeuroEMScholars Application guidelines and forms: https://ow.ly/GjzG50ZyUP3 Neuro-EM Scholars Program

Ali Raja, MD, MBA, MPH, past president of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, has been appointed chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mass General Brigham. Congratulations, Dr. Raja! Learn more: buff.ly/7l99RVV

Learn more about a practical tool for serious illness communication in the #EmergencyDepartment in this educational article. #PalliativeCare #EmergencyMedicine #MedicalEducation #PatientCenteredCare Read more: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

From #SAEMPulse: “Unlike some individual characteristics that remain relatively stable over time, EI is a flexible skill set that can be developed and strengthened.” Read more: buff.ly/aeubSEK

Career transitions can bring both uncertainty and new opportunities. Join this webinar to explore transitions and succession planning through the lens of physician wellness, with many interesting insights. Register here: buff.ly/1isejl2

During American Pharmacists Month, SAEM celebrates the incredible work of the #EmergencyMedicine pharmacist community! Consider joining our Academy of Emergency Medicine Pharmacists today to help support excellence and innovation in the field. Learn more: buff.ly/VUW9p99

From #SAEMPulse: “A rigorous promotion system should identify and reward academic achievement. An equitable one should also ensure that faculty have a fair opportunity to achieve it.” Read more: https://ow.ly/E17N50ZOow2

The AACEM and SAEM eLEAD program is a year-long experience for EM faculty with leadership experience. Build leadership skills, expand your network, and create career opportunities through monthly sessions from #SAEM27 through #SAEM28. Apply by October 31: https://ow.ly/bwho50Zyu6l

Apply to be the next Editor-in-Chief of AEM E&T. SAEM is seeking a visionary EIC to build on the journal’s strong foundation, shape its editorial direction, elevate emerging scholarship, and advance education and training across academic #EmergencyMedicine. Apply now: https://ow.ly/U10750ZHj68

Clinical efficiency is essential in #EmergencyMedicine, but can be difficult to assess and teach. Check out this tool designed to identify efficiency behaviors and guide resident feedback and coaching. #MedicalEducation #GME #EM Read more: hubs.la/Q04ydzXj0

Help bring more EM expertise to NIH study sections! Nominate an expert or yourself to serve as a study section reviewer. More EM investigators on study sections means more opportunities for emergency care research and researchers to succeed. Nominate/Apply by September 30: https://ow.ly/gWyb50ZLGa2

Discover how the medical humanities can support resilience, well-being, and professional fulfillment. Through storytelling, reflection, and the arts, explore ways to foster connection, find meaning, and grow throughout your career. Register now: https://ow.ly/ataf50ZNW66

What makes a career in #EM meaningful? This Editor’s Pick shifts the conversation from burnout to professional fulfillment, exploring what nearly 4,000 EM residents say brings them satisfaction, connection, and meaning in their work. Read now: buff.ly/XxbM0mq

Bring your work to the 2026 SAEM Great Plains Regional Meeting on November 14 in Columbia, Missouri! Share your ideas with the academic #EmergencyMedicine community by submitting your educational content. Submit your work by September 30 & register today: https://ow.ly/ftkr50ZGhrc

New 2026 #ABEM requirements raise scholarly expectations for emergency ultrasound fellowship directors. See how current publication productivity compares with the new benchmark. #EmergencyMedicine #POCUS #MedicalEducation #Scholarship Read more: https://ow.ly/NF2q50ZOphE

SAEM is seeking members to serve in elected leadership positions beginning in May of 2027. Contribute your experience and perspective, represent your colleagues, and help shape the future of SAEM and academic #EmergencyMedicine. Submit a nomination today: https://ow.ly/UL0Y50ZPTsI

From #SAEMPulse: "Under substituted judgment, the surrogate asks what the patient would have decided if they had the capacity to make the decision themselves." Read more: https://ow.ly/PuXC50ZOnBA

A little over TWO WEEKS LEFT to apply. Take your involvement with SAEM to the next level by applying to serve on an SAEM committee! Gain hands-on leadership experience, expand your professional network, and strengthen connections across #EM. Apply by October 16: https://ow.ly/BG7z50ZIVb4

Frederick Korley, MD, PhD, professor and associate chair for research in emergency medicine at the University of Michigan, has received the American Society for Clinical Investigation Louis W. Sullivan. Congratulations, Dr. Korley! Learn more: https://ow.ly/FXBc50ZPKvm

Eddie Irizarry, MD, has been promoted to professor of emergency medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, his alma mater. Congratulations, Dr. Irizarry! Read more: https://ow.ly/QRKn50ZPGXv

From #SAEMPulse: "One feature of MAC’s program is its emphasis on continuity: Whenever possible, the same team of EMTs visits a patient through scheduled, repeated home visits, creating an environment of familiarity, trust, and care." Read more: https://ow.ly/wzIS50ZO527

SAEM is a proud partner of the Providers Clinical Support System (PCSS), providing free training and resources for healthcare professionals in the prevention and treatment of substance use disorders. Learn more about these resources: https://ow.ly/cSuQ50ZtXjf

Breanne Jacobs, MD, MA, has been promoted to clinical associate professor of emergency medicine at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Learn more: https://ow.ly/56hW50ZPG2p

Apply to be the next Editor-in-Chief of AEM E&T. SAEM is seeking a visionary EIC to build on the journal’s strong foundation, shape its editorial direction, elevate emerging scholarship, and advance education and training across academic #EmergencyMedicine. Apply now: https://ow.ly/U10750ZHj68