2026 Agenda

The course consists of four lectures in the morning given by specialists and relative experts in their fields. After lunch, participants will get to take part in hands-on stations with cadavers, high-fidelity simulation, ultrasounds and task trainers to improve their procedural skills. The full agenda with locations for each session can be found here.

Wednesday, May 6

8-10 a.m.: Critical Care in the Emergency Department, Thomas Perry, DO, MS

10-11 a.m.: Signs of Stroke, Big & Small, Scott Diesing, MD

11 a.m.-12 p.m.: Dermatologic Emergencies & Assessment, Matthew Stephany, MD

12 p.m.-1 p.m.: Lunch (provided)

1-5 p.m., Rotating skill stations

• Cadaver Intubation, Chad Branecki, MD
• Cadaver Chest Tube, T.J. Welniak, MD, MACM
• Surgical Airway, Amy Cutright, MD
• Vent Station, Frank Frehaut
• Ophthalmology Small Group, Jeffrey Warner, MD
• Obstetric Pre-and Post- Partum Procedures, Rebecca Anderson, MD & Karen Carlson, MD

Thursday, May 7

8-9 a.m.:OB/GYN Emergencies, Jennifer Griffin Miller, MD, MPH

9-10 a.m.: Hand Emergencies, Joseph A. Morgan, MD 

10-11 a.m.: Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies, Hunter Creglow, MD

11 a.m.-12 p.m.: Toxicology, Joseph Clemons, MD

12 p.m.-1 p.m.: Lunch (provided)

1-5 p.m.: Rotating skill stations

• Pediatric Megacode, Jared Baxter, MD
• Adult Megacode, Conor J. Dass, MD; Jason Langenfeld, MD
• Splinting, Joseph A. Morgan, MD
• Trauma Simulation, Kaitlin Dougherty, MD
• Impending Delivery, Katherine Willet, MD, FACEP
• Pediatric Intubation/Airway, Hunter Creglow, MD

Friday, May 8

8-9 a.m.: Cardiologic Emergencies, Sam Roberston, MD

9-10 a.m.:Pediatric Sepsis, Zeb Timmons, MD

10-11 a.m.: Trauma Assessment, Gina Lamb, MD, FACS

11 a.m.- 12 p.m.: Neonatal Emergencies, Laura Daymut, MD

12 p.m.-12:30 p.m.: Lunch (provided)

12:30 p.m., Optional Tour of Hyperbaric Unit, National Quarantine Unit, and Emergency Department