A Growing Trend: Dr. Jesse Pines Moves to USACS
On July 12th, a widely known, highly accomplished emergency physician from one of the country’s finest academic institutions tweeted the…
Interviewing for a Job? How does the ‘Ship’ Interact with Others?
Michael Abrashoff became the captain of one of the worst ships in the U.S. Navy in 1997. The ship, the…
Clinical Excellence Means Always Improving
By most nationally collected metrics available, US Acute Care Solutions is at or near the top in terms of emergency…
Journalist, Tattoo Shop Owner, and Sheriff: Three Physicians Who Came to Emergency Medicine As a Second Career
There is a certain stereotype of the fresh-faced, brand new attending: young, ambitious, their heads filled to the brim with medical education. These…
The Work, Life, Schedules, and Challenges of Husband-Wife ER Docs
There is no doubt that working in emergency medicine can make for unique scheduling challenges, especially when you have young…
Creating a Physician Wellness Program With Concrete Benefits
The idea of wellness, and how to improve it amongst emergency physicians, is incredibly segregated across the nation. An entire…
As Your Career Evolves, So Too Can the Sources of Wellness and Meaning Within the ER
The life cycle in the mind of ER physicians is fascinating. You begin your journey hungry, confident and cocky. You…
USACS Speakers Bureau Now Available for Any Emergency Medicine Residency Program in the Country
For Dr. Jestin Carlson, the USACS Speakers Bureau was a way to solve his own problem, so to speak. Carlson…
In the Emergency Department: Recognizing and Responding to Signs of Human Trafficking
It is estimated that more than 20 million people worldwide are victims of exploitation and of sex trafficking or labor…
No Location in Mind, Dr. Hela Kotob’s Job Search Was Wide Open
When Dr. Hela Kotob started her search for a job post-residency, she felt overwhelmed by her options. Without a particular…