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There are many great lecturers in medicine today, but without a doubt a select few have risen to the top... these lecturers have an innate way of communicating this material in a way that makes sense and is enjoyable to learn along the way. Check them out!
ACEP's Emergency Department Directors Academy was developed by a distinguished panel of highly-respected emergency department management educators and veteran practitioners as a call to advance the position of emergency medicine
One of the best content lecturers AND most entertaining lecturers in the field of EM... no questions asked!
Clinical Professor Department of Emergency MedicineChief of the Division of International Emergency Medicine
Definitely one of the most entertaining and engaging lecturers! Often on emrap.
President of The Center for Medical Education, and creator of Emergency Medicine Abstracts, which the first mainstream open access EM program and podcast. Also a great lecturer who always integrates evidence based practice.
Scott D. Weingart, MD FCCM FUCEM DipHTFU
Clinical Associate Professor
Chief, Division of Emergency Critical Care
Director, Resuscitation and Acute Critical Care Unit
Stony Brook Hospital
Stony Brook, NY, USA
ED - ICU specialist and really great lecturer. Runs EMCrit.
I am Dr. Rob Orman, Executive Editor of EM:RAP - How I stay healthy in emergency medicine (EM). Series editor: Dr. Zafrina Poonja
Rob Orman in my mind is one of the best hosts / interviewer for guest specialists... he has an uncanny ability of asking the questions I've always had but would forget to ask if I were in his shoes. EMRAP host and has his own podcast as well.
Read all of the posts by Andy Neill on Anatomy For Emergency Medicine
This guy is an ex-anatomist now making lectures for EM and clinically relevant anatomy. He is an excellent presenter and has wonderful learning videos.
https://anatomyforemergencymedicine.wordpress.com
My name is Tim Horeczko, and it is my mission to demystify the emergency care of infants and children for my brothers and sisters in the trenches. You have it within you to take excellent care of acutely ill and injured children. I’m here to share tricks, tips, and lessons learned.
