Critical Care Speakers Exchange

Heatherlee Bailey, MD FAAEM FCCM

Faculty , Durham VA Medical Center

Year of Residency Completion: 1997
Year of Fellowship Completion: 1998
State: North Carolina
Facility/School: Durham VA Medical Center
Position: Faculty
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 20
Areas of Interest: Resuscitation, CPR, PICS, Gender Equity, Safety

Biography

Dr. Bailey is an Emergency Medicine Intensivist, Dr. Bailey completed her Emergency Medicine Residency and a Faculty Fellowship in Critical Care at the Medical College of PA in Philadelphia. Her career is rooted in education, trainee development and mentorship. Her dedication and expertise have been nationally recognized with awards from both SCCM and the AMA. Dr. Bailey also serves as an Oral Board Examiner for the American Board of Emergency Medicine. Dr. Bailey’s path of volunteerism, mentorship and leadership led her to be the first Emergency Medicine trained President of SCCM.

Speaking Engagements

Bailey, H (Dec 2020). From CPR to eCPR. ESICM Lives Digital 2020, Madrid, Spain (virtual)
Bailey, H (Nov 2020). Offloading the ICU: The Role of the ED ICU and why you want one. XX Curso International de Medicina Intensive, Lima, Peru (virtual)
Bailey, H (Jan 2019)Telemedicine, Machine Learning…Where are the Humans? 2nd Milan Critical Care Datathon and ESICM’s Big Datatalk. Milan, Italy
Bailey, H (Nov 2019) EM Critical Care:What Happens in the ED…Doesn’t Stay in the ED. CBMI, Fortaleza, Brazil
Bailey, H (Nov 2019). Medical Tourism. CBMI, Fortaleza, Brazil
Bailey, H. (Nov, 2019)The Continuum of Care: It’s not a puzzle, it’s a cycle. COMMEC, Leon Guanajuato, Mexico
Bailey, H (Oct 2019) Clinician Safety During Pandemics. World Congress of Intensive Care, Melbourne, Australia
Bailey, H (April, 2019) PICs vs PIICS – Pick your Syndrome. Panama International Critical Care Congress 2019. Panama City, Panama
Bailey, H Guidelines, Bundles, and Metrics in Sepsis: How did we get here and where are we going. XI Congress LatinoAmericano Infectiones Quirurgicas, Panama City, Panama

Harman S. Gill, MD FAAEM

Assistant Professor , Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

Year of Residency Completion: 2014
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2016
State: New Hampshire
Facility/School: Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Position: Assistant Professor
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 4
Areas of Interest: Medical Education, Cardiac Arrest, Respiratory Failure, Ventilator Management, Procedural Education

Biography

My name is Harman S Gill and I am a dual trained EM-CCM physician here at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. I also serve as the APD for the IM-CCM fellowship program here and the residency research director for the DHMC EM residency. My academic interests are those at the transitional junction of EM & CCM and are focused but not limited to sepsis care, cardiac arrest care and procedural education. I am constantly looking to grow as a speaker, an academician and an educator and some of my more recent work can be found on the procedural section of criticalcarenow.com. I look forward to collaborating with you, indulging in virtual debates with you and most importantly learning from you and with you!

Speaking Engagements

Cardiac Arrest: a new ED treatment paradigm in the COVID Era. ACEP Virtual Grand Rounds, Dec 2020.
The four airways that absolutely scare me. University of California, EM Residency lecture series, Dec 2020.
Airway foreign bodies & tracheostomy emergencies. University of Massachusetts, EM residency lecture series, Nov 2020.
Tandem led codes: a novel cardiac arrest paradigm. Red Sea Emergency Medicine Conference, Oct 2020.
COVID and priorities for the EM physician. CREST foundation annual regional conference, March 2020.
Does your institution need an ED based ICU? Grand rounds speaker at Case Western Reserve Medical University, Jan 2020.
Errors of Omission and Commission in Cardiac arrests in the ICU setting. Invited speaker and Research Presentation at the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine, Annual Congress – LIVES, Oct 2019.
The physiologically difficult airway. Invited speaker at Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Conference, September 2019.
Conquering the Ventilator in Life threatening Asthma. Invited speaker at the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Conference, September 2019.
Critical Care Literature you need to know. Invited speaker at managing medical emergencies, DHMC regional conference, May 2019.
Shock, Respiratory, AMS and the undetectably high lactate. Invited speaker and faculty presenter at the Council of Residency Directors, CPC semi-final competition, Apr 2019.
Intubation stories from Friday the 13th. Invited speaker at Crest Foundation meeting, Oct – 2018.
Obstructive respiratory catastrophes in the Emergency Department. Invited speaker at annual respiratory therapy conference at DHMC, Oct – 2018.
ARDS and what the Emergency clinician needs to know. Invited speaker at managing medical emergencies, DHMC regional conference, May 2018.
When Vasopressors are not enough. Invited speaker at American Academy of Emergency Physicians, Annual Scientific Assembly – April 2018.
Critical Care Skills lab. Teaching faculty at annual skills lab course, at CREST foundation annual meeting, Oct 2017.
GI bleeding and what the intensivist needs to know. Invited speaker for the AVERA tele-ICU annual education symposium, July 2017.
The story of the toxins. Invited speaker at the Internal medicine, inter-disciplinary lecture series, Department of Medicine, DHMC, Apr 2017.
Pitfalls in CPA resuscitation in the ED. Invited speaker at inter-disciplinary lecture series, section of Emergency Medicine, DHMC, Feb 2017.
Diagnostic and management priorities in occult shock. Grand Round presentation at the Metro Health Emergency Medicine Residency discussing diagnostic and management priorities of varying etiologies of occult or cryptogenic shock when originating from thoracic pathologies – Jan 2015.
The beauty of the PA catheter and the value of point of care Ultrasound. A case based comparison of the use of swan ganz catheter vs point of care ultrasound in the modern day multi- disciplinary ICU. Departmental talk at Critical Care Conference – Jan 2015.
Radiology and its implication in a trauma patient. A review of CT, X-ray, MRI and ultrasound modalities in the evaluation of the acute trauma patient and their respective benefits and weakness in forming a efficient and safe diagnostic algorithm. Departmental talk given to the Metro Health EM residency – Cleveland, Oct 2014.
A evidence based evaluation of alpha Stat vs ph-Stat modes of ventilation in therapeutic hypothermia.

David H. Gordon, MD

Fellow , University of Maryland Medical Center

Year of Residency Completion: 2018
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2021
State: North Carolina
Facility/School: University of Maryland Medical Center
Position: Fellow
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 3
Areas of Interest: Resuscitation, Cardiac Arrest, Sepsis, Fluids, Lactate, Ultrasound, Mechanical Ventilation, No-Invasive Respiratory Support

Biography

Dr. Gordon is an Emergency Medicine / Critical Care physician with an additional year of advanced resuscitation training. He has spoken at multiple resident lectures as contributed to the Maryland Critical Care Project, The Crashing Patient Conference, and the Critical Care Symposium. He has been recognized with multiple awards for teaching. He has lectured on topics including, lactate, mechanical ventilation, cardiac arrest, awake proning, fluid resuscitation, and COVID-19.

Speaking Engagements

Gordon DH (June 2020) Lactate: Love it or Leave it. Featured Speaker, Critical Care Symposium.
Gordon DH (May 2020) Awake Proning in Covid. Featured Speaker, University of Maryland Emergency Medicine Residency, Alumni Day.
Gordon DH (April 2020) Covid-19 Respiratory Therapeutics and Coagulopathy. Invited Speaker, Grand Rounds – UT Health San Antonio Grand Rounds.
Gordon DH (April 2020) Covid Controversies – Part 2. Maryland Critical Care Project.
Gordon DH (April 2020) Covid Controversies- Part 1. Maryland Critical Care Project.
Gordon DH (December 2019) Ventilatory Basics. University of Maryland Midtown Internal Medicine, Conference Lecture.
Gordon DH (December 2019) Ventilatory Basics for the EM Physician. University of Maryland Emergency Medicine, CME Conference Lecture.
Gordon DH (October 2019) The Fallacy of Fluids. Featured Speaker, The Crashing Patient Conference.
Gordon DH (April 2018) Mise En Place – The Recipe for the Perfect Code, Code Blue. Dr. Ken Butler- Supervisor.
Gordon DH (November 2017) Riding the Wave. University of Maryland Emergency Medicine Senior Lecture, Dr. Michael Winters- Supervisor.

Maxwell Hockstein, MD, FAAEM

Assistant Professor , MedStar Washington Hospital Center

State: Washington DC
Facility/School: MedStar Washington Hospital Center
Position: Assistant Professor
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 2
Areas of Interest: Critical care echocardiography, mechanical circulatory support, advanced mechanical ventilation

Biography

Max Hockstein works as both an emergency physician and cardiovascular surgical intensivist in Washington, DC. Interests include echocardiography, mechanical circulatory support, and clinical/translational research.

Speaking Engagements

American College of Emergency Physicians 2021 Faculty, Boston, MA. October 26th 2021. Lectures: Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxia in the ED, Tummy Time or Tube?
American College of Emergency Physicians 2020 Faculty, Online Session. Sessions: Sepsis Metrics – Quality Care or Unproven Mandate?, Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxia in the ED
CHEST 2021 Faculty, Online. October 20th 2021. Lecture: Beyond AC/VC âEUR” Airway Pressure Release Ventilation.
PERT Consortium Conference 2021 Faculty, Online. October 15th 2021. Lecture: Point of care ultrasound in pulmonary embolism.

Allyson M. Hynes, MD

Assistant Professor of the Department of Emergency Medicine , University of New Mexico

Year of Residency Completion: 2019
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2021
State: New Mexico
Facility/School: University of New Mexico
Position: Assistant Professor of the Department of Emergency Medicine
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 2
Areas of Interest: Trauma and Critical Care, Airway Emegencies

Biography

Ally M. Hynes, MD is a board certified Emergency Medicine Physician whom completed her fellowship training in Trauma and Surgical Critical Care at the University of Pennsylvania in August of 2021 where she served as the SCC Chief Administrative Fellow. She will be starting as an Assistant Professor of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of New Mexico, where she will be joining one of the largest groups of emergency medicine trained critically care intensivists. Her clinical and academical interest include trauma and critical care in addition to airway emergencies. She has directed several courses and taught physicians, care providers and trainees of various backgrounds and training levels.

Speaking Engagements

Hynes A. (July 2021). Q Fever Masquerading as Legionnaires’ Disease in an Endovascular Stent Infection. Surgical Infection Society 40th Annual Meeting, Virtual.
Hynes, A. (June 2021) Perioperative Cardiac Arrest. Cardiothoracic Surgical Intensive Care Unit Lecture Series. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
Hynes, A. (April 2021). Staying on Target: Maintaining a Balanced Resuscitation During Damage Control Resuscitation Improves Survival. Penn Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine: The 9th Annual Emergency Medicine Research Day, Virtual.
Hynes, A. (March 2021). Characteristics of Procedures During an Airway Rapid Response. Philip Drinker Philadelphia Critical Care Society, Philadelphia, PA.
Hynes, A. (February 2021). Staying on Target: Maintaining a Balanced Resuscitation During Damage Control Resuscitation Improves Survival. Western Trauma Association Annual Meeting, Virtual.
Hynes, A. (January 2021) Surgeons Play a Vital Role in Airway Rapid Responses-Especially with the High Incidence of Tracheostomy Related Complications. 50th Annual Society of Critical Care Medicine Scientific Assembly, Virtual.
Hynes, A. (Jan 2021). Euglycemic DKA. Department of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Interdisciplinary Pulmonary Conference Lecture Series. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
Hynes, A. (January 2021). ARVD Work-Up in a Trauma Activation. University of Pennsylvania SCC Lecture Series, Philadelphia, PA.
Hynes A. (August 2020). Managing Reduced Platelet Function in Spontaneous ICH. University of Pennsylvania SCC Lecture Series. Philadelphia, PA.
Hynes, A., et al. (June 2020). Surgical Critical Care Interesting Cases. The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST). Presented with Dr. James Byrne, Dr. Lane Frasier and Dr. Mark Seamon. Virtual Grand Rounds.
Hynes, A. (May 2019). Board Review: Hemorrhagic Shock. Oregon Fire Department, Oregon, OH
Hynes, A. (May 2019). Board Review: Difficulty Breathing. Oregon Fire Department, Oregon, OH
Hynes, A. (May 2019). Board Review: Trauma in Special Populations. Oregon Fire Department, Oregon, OH
Hynes, A. (May 2019). Board Review: Neurological Emergencies. Oregon Fire Department, Oregon, OH
Hynes, A. (May 2017). Assessment of Internet Videos of Anterior Shoulder Dislocation Reduction Techniques. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting 2017, Orlando, FL.
Hynes, A. (May 2017). Assessment of Internet Videos of Anterior Shoulder Dislocation Reduction Techniques. 17th Annual Mercy Health-Toledo Regional Research Symposium, Toledo, OH.
Hynes, A. et al. (September 2016) Assessment of Internet Videos of Anterior Shoulder Dislocation Reduction Techniques. Presented with Dr. Courtney Keel at Society for Academic Emergency medicine Midwest Regional Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Ashika Jain, MD FAAEM FACEP RDMS

Associate Professor , NYU Langone Health, Grossman School of Medicine

Year of Residency Completion: 2011
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2012
State: New York
Facility/School: NYU Langone Health, Grossman School of Medicine
Position: Associate Professor
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 9
Areas of Interest: Trauma, Ultrasound, Critical Care, Education, Global Health

Biography

Trying to understand the lifelong lesson that is the art of medicine is an ongoing and daily practice. As an emergency physician with a hankering for trauma critical care and emergency ultrasound with a sprinkling of global health and simulation curricula, Ashika continues to take the opportunity to combine passions.

Speaking Engagements

Jain, A (September 2020) I love it when a plan comes together: Difficult Airway Plan. ResusX 2020, Virtual Conference
Jain, A (September 2020) Salty vs Sweet: Elevated ICP Management, ResusX 2020, Virtual Conference
Jain A (September 2020) Understanding the Ventilator. NYU Resident Conference. NY, NY
Jain, A (March 2019) Code Dynamics. AAEM Scientific Assembly, Las Vegas, NV
Jain A (September 2019) Oh the things you’ll see: Critical Care POCUS in the ED. Grand Rounds:Metropolitan Hospital Center, NY,NY
Jain A (December 2018) Oh the things you’ll see: Critical Care POCUS in the ED. Grand Rounds: Miami Regional Joint Education Day. Miami, FL
Jain, A (April 2017) Ultrasound for Volume Status, AAEM Scientific Assembly, Orlando, FL
Jain, A (April 2017) Sweet vs Salty: Elevated Intracranial Pressure Management, AAEM Scientific Assembly, Orlando, FL
Jain A (October 2017) Can’t Believe You Almost Missed That: Can’t miss bedside diagnoses in Trauma Patients. INDUSEM/WACEM- Indo-US Emergency Medicine/World Academic Congress of Emergency Medicine, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Jain A (October 2017) Sepsis Bundles-Show me the Evidence! INDUSEM/WACEM- Indo-US Emergency Medicine/World Academic Congress of Emergency Medicine, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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Skyler A. Lentz, MD FAAEM

Assistant Professor , University of Vermont, Larner College of Medicine

Year of Residency Completion: 2016
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2018
State: Vermont
Facility/School: University of Vermont, Larner College of Medicine
Position: Assistant Professor
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 2
Areas of Interest: Ventilator Management, Procedural Training, Transport of the Critically Ill, Medical Education, Critical Care in Emergency Medicine, Non-invasive ventilation

Biography

Skyler Lentz, MD, FAAEM is a board-certified emergency and critical care physician. He regular speaks locally, regionally and nationally on mechanical ventilation and other critical care topics. He is invited every year to speak at regional conferences and other residency programs. He led a small group clinic at the AAEM 2019 SA and was invited back to speak in 2020, before the pandemic. He recently lectured at the June 2020 national ACEP virtual grand rounds.

Speaking Engagements

Lentz S (June 2020) Mechanical Ventilation for the Emergency Physician. American College of Emergency Medicine June Virtual Grand Rounds.
Lentz S A Non-Invasive Approach to Respiratory Failure. Remote Live Lecture. Boston Medical Center Emergency Medicine Didactics. Invited Lecture.
Lentz S (2020) Everything you need to know about mechanical ventilation. University of Vermont EM Update, Annual Regional Conference.
Lentz S (2020) ED Management of the Critically Ill Patient with Liver Disease. University of Vermont Division of Emergency Medicine.
Lentz S (2019) Controversies in Septic Shock Emergency Medicine. University of Vermont Division of Emergency Medicine.
Lentz S (March 2019) Hands-on ED Ventilator Management. 25th Annual Academy of Emergency Medicine Scientific Assembly, Small Group Leader.
Lentz S (2019) An Approach to Shock. University of Vermont Division of Emergency Medicine.
Lentz S (2017) Short of Breath: Reach for High-Flow Nasal Cannula. The New Speakers Forum of the American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly.
Lentz S (2020) Managing the Sick Covid-19 Patients: The Pathway to Critical Care. Emergency Care Society of Uganda. Expert Panel Discussant. International Virtual Lecture.

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Tsuyoshi Mitarai, MD FAAEM FACEP

Clinical Associate Professor, Founder of Emergency Critical Care Program , Stanford University School of Medicine

Year of Residency Completion: 2007
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2009
State: California
Facility/School: Stanford University School of Medicine
Position: Clinical Associate Professor, Founder of Emergency Critical Care Program
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 14
Areas of Interest: Emergency Critical Care, Massive PE, High Risk Submissive PE, RV Failure, Approach to Shock, Physiologically Difficult Intubation, Approach to Elevated Lactate

Biography

Dr. Tsuyoshi Mitarai was born and grew up in Japan until he was 17. He graduated from University of Rochester School of Medicine in 2002 and completed his combined internal medicine/emergency medicine residency at University of Maryland in 2007. He finished his critical care fellowship at Stanford University in 2009, and stayed on as a faculty to attend in emergency department as well as medical ICU. He created Emergency Critical Care Program in 2017 to improve the quality of care for critically ill patients in emergency department (https://www.acep.org/how-we-serve/sections/critical-care-medicine/news/july-2018/stanford-emergency-critical-care-program-eccp/) He earned multiple teaching awards including Outstanding Educator Award (2019, Stanford University, CA) and The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Award for Excellence in Clinical Teaching, (2015, 2019, Stanford University, CA). His hobbies are traveling, singing Karaoke, watching movies, and eating good food.

Speaking Engagements

Mitarai, T. (January 2016). Prevention and Treatment of Decompensation from Endotracheal Intubation & Mechanical Ventilation”, 39th Annual Emergency Medicine Conference in Yosemite, American College of Emergency Physicians California Chapter, Yosemite, CA
Mitarai, T. (January 2018). Ultrasound as a stethoscope to care for patients with circulatory shock. 40th Annual Emergency Medicine Conference in Yosemite, American College of Emergency Physicians California Chapter Yosemite, CA
Mitarai, T. (July 2018). What is the Remaining Role of tPA in Submassive Pulmonary Embolism?”, Tohoku University School of Medicine, Miyagi, Japan
Mitarai, T. (September 2018). Establishing Emergency Medicine Critical Care Within the House of Critical Care. ACEP pre-conference, Scientific Assembly, American College of Emergency Physicians, San Diego, CA
Mitarai, T (October 2019). Too Hot to Handle! Resuscitation and Management of the Critical Burn Patient. Scientific Assembly, American College of Emergency Physician, Denver, CO

Andrew W. Phillips, MD MEd FAAEM

Staff physician , Washington Hospital, Fremont, CA

Year of Residency Completion: 2015
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2017
State: North Carolina
Facility/School: Washington Hospital, Fremont, CA
Position: Staff physician
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 4
Areas of Interest: Mechanical Circulatory Support (LVAD, ECMO, Impella, IABP)

Biography

Dr. Phillips is a former junior high teacher turned emergency physician and intensivist. He graduated medical school from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine and went on to do both an emergency medicine residency at the Stanford University/Kaiser EM program and an anesthesia critical care fellowship at Stanford University. His research focusses on health professions education, which culminated in his edited volume, Survey Methods in Medical and Health Professions Education, slated for publication in Winter 2020. He is also the editor-in-chief and founder of EM Coach (www.emcoach.org), an artificial intelligence-driven emergency medicine written board review program. Additionally, he is serving as the chair of the AAEM Critical Care Section 2020-2021. Dr. Phillips continues to practice clinically in the ED and ICU.

Speaking Engagements

Phillips AW (Mar 2020). Why games are worth it. Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine Academic Assembly, NY, NY.
Phillips AW and Jordan J (Apr 2019). Common survey pitfalls. Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine Academic Assembly, Seattle, WA.
Phillips AW (Mar 2019) LVAD practicum. American Academy of Emergency Medicine Scientific Assembly, Las Vegas, NV.
Phillips AW (Mar 2019) Lies, damn lies, and lab tests. American Academy of Emergency Medicine Scientific Assembly, Las Vegas, NV.
Phillips AW (Apr 2018) Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome: coming to a state near you. American Academy of Emergency Medicine Scientific Assembly, San Diego, CA.
Phillips AW (Apr 2018) VADs for the emergency physician. American Academy of Emergency Medicine Scientific Assembly, San Diego, CA.
Phillips AW and Pillow T (Apr 2017) Teaching to learning styles: Are there effective methods to herd cats? Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
Phillips AW (Mar 2017) I put her on the vent and she got worse. Trouble-shooting post-intubation deterioration. American Academy of Emergency Medicine Scientific Assembly, Orlando, FL.

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Joseph Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM

Professor of EM, Surgery, and Neurology , UF COM – Jacksonville

Year of Residency Completion: 2001
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2009
State: Florida
Facility/School: UF COM – Jacksonville
Position: Professor of EM, Surgery, and Neurology
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 20
Areas of Interest: ARDS, ECMO, Trauma, Neuro

Biography

I completed my undergraduate degree and further graduate studies at Johns Hopkins University, and then medical school at U. of Maryland. I was the first graduate of the combined EM-IM Residency at U. Maryland Medical System (UMMS) where I was Chief Resident. I completed my Fellowship in Critical Care at UMMS/Shock Trauma Center and later did an Advanced Fellowship there in Extracorporeal Organ Support. I was a faculty member in EM and IM at East Carolina U. where I developed and directed the EM-IM residency program and was Medical Director of the ICU Consult Service. After moving to Houston, I was an Associate Professor of EM and IM at Baylor College of Medicine and Director of ED Critical Care. For the last 10 years, I have been at U. FL College of Medicine -Jacksonville where I am a Professor of EM, Neurology and Surgery, and am the Director of the Advanced Lung/ECLS Service, Director of the Med-Surg ICU, and Co-Director of the NSICU. I have lectured and directed and taught procedure workshops at state, national and international conferences over the last 20 years of my career.

Speaking Engagements

Shiber J (2020) “Evaluation of Dyspnea in the ED” and “FAST FACTS: Acute PE Evaluation and Management.” ACEP Scientific Assembly.
Shiber, J (2020) “EKGs in the ICU & ED”, “Trauma Airway Management,” “Approach to Undifferentiated Shock,” “Cardiac Devices,” and “NPPIV in the ICU and ED.” Critical Care the Team Approach, Duck Key, FL.
Shiber J (2013-2020) I was the Conference Director from 2013-2020 held in Miami, FL annually. I moderated many panel discussions, CPCs, and Pro-Con debates that I developed. I also gave one lecture each year. FLAAEM Scientific Assembly, Miami Beach, FL.
Shiber J (2019) “Hemodynamic Monitoring in the NSICU: Time to bring back the Swan-Ganz Catheter?” Neurocritcal Care Society (NCS), Montreal, Quebec
Shiber J (2019) “Clotted Controversies: PE Management in the ED” and “Rescue Techniques for Severe Hypoxemia.” ACEP SA, Denver, CO
Shiber J (2019) “REBOA Panel Discussion” and Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), Orlando, FL
Shiber J (2019) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. Social Media and Critical Care (SMACC), Sydney, Australia.
Shiber J (2019) “REBOA – Coming to the ED” “Risk Reduction during Resuscitation” and “Rescue Techniques for Severe Hypoxemia.” Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Conference (MEMC), Drubovnic, Croatia.
Shiber J (2018) Rescue Techniques for Severe Hypoxemia. FL CEP (FCEP) Symposium by the Sea, Ft. Myers, FL.
Shiber J (2018) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ASA, San Francisco, CA
Shiber J (2018) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ACEP SA, Denver, Colorado.
Shiber J (2017) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ASA, Boston, MA.
Shiber J (2017) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. SMACC, Berlin, Germany.
Shiber J (2017) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ACEP SA, Washington, DC.
Shiber J (2017) “Risk Reduction During Resuscitation” and “TIA and Stroke Care.” FCEP, Boca Raton, FL.
Shiber J (2016) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. ACEP SA, Las Vegas, NV.
Shiber J (2015) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab and Instructor for REBOA Workshop. ACEP SA, Boston, MA.
Shiber J (2015) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab. SMACC, Chicago, IL
Shiber J (2015) Co-Director of Cadaver Procedure Lab. SCCM, Phoenix, AZ.
Shiber J (2015) “Non-Invasive Ventilation Strategies” and “Risk Reduction during Resuscitation.” MEMC, Rome, Italy.
Shiber J (2014) Co-Director of Cadaver Procedure Lab. Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), San Francisco, CA.
Shiber J (2014) Master Instructor for Cadaver Procedure Lab and “History of Resuscitation.” ACEP SA, Chicago, IL.
Shiber J (2010) “Traumatic Brain Injury Update”, “HIV Emergencies” “Challenging EKGs.” TX CEP, Frisco, TX.
Shiber J (2007) Conference Director and lectured “Visual Images in the ED” and “The Critically Ill IVDA.” NC CEP, Atlantic Beach, NC.
Shiber J EKG Interpretation. TX Medical Society, Dallas, TX.

Elias Er-Ny Wan, MD FAAEM

Attending Intensivist and Attending Emergency Physician , Maimonides Medical Center

Year of Residency Completion: 2017
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2019
State: New York
Facility/School: Maimonides Medical Center
Position: Attending Intensivist and Attending Emergency Physician
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 4
Areas of Interest: Valvular Disorders; ECMO; LVAD; Pre- and Post-Cardiac Care; Hemodynamics and Airway/Resuscitation

Biography

Elias Wan, MD FAAEM is a board-certified Emergency Medicine and Critical Care physician. He completed his Emergency Medicine Residency at Icahn School of Medicine – Beth Israel in Manhattan and Internal Medicine Critical Care Fellowship at Albert Einstein School of Medicine – Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, New York where he also served as the Chief Academic Fellow in his senior year. Dr. Wan staffs the Cardiothoracic ICU at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn while also working in the Emergency Department. Dr. Wan previously served as a MDCalc Fellow and Councilor for the Critical Care Medicine Section Council at AAEM and currently serves as the Finance/Secretary Chair for the Critical Care Medicine Section Council at AAEM. He is passionate about educating about ECMO, LVAD and resuscitation, especially regarding the dynamic care in post cardiac patients. He also loves to lecture on topics regarding hemodynamic management for critically ill patients.

Speaking Engagements

Wan, E.E. (February 2021) Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds: Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) the Nitty-Gritty. St. Joseph’s Health Center Emergency Medicine Department Grand Rounds. Paterson, New Jersey. (Virtual)
Wan, E.E. (October, 2020) Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds: ICU ventilation: Mechanical Ventilation Basics for the ED/ICU. Maimonides Medical Center Emergency Medicine Department Grand Rounds. Brooklyn, NY. (Virtual)
Wan, E.E. (January 2019) Critical Care Medicine Grand Rounds: Best Practice when Patient Arrests: New Trends in Cardiac Resuscitations. Montefiore Medical Center Critical Care Medicine Department Grand Rounds. Bronx, New York.
Wan, E.E. (December 2018) Morbidity and Mortality Conference: Arterial hemodynamic monitoring complications. Montefiore Medical Center Critical Care Fellowship – Fellows Conference. Bronx, NY.
Wan, E.E. (June 2018) Journal Club: SMART Trial. Montefiore Medical Center Critical Care Fellowship – Fellows Conference. Bronx, NY.
Wan, E.E. (March 2018) Morbidity and Mortality Conference: Missed pneumothorax. Montefiore Medical Center Critical Care Fellowship – Fellows Conference. Bronx, NY.
Wan, E.E. (February, 2018) “Case of Shock” Montefiore Medical Center Department of Critical Care and Jacobi Department of Emergency Medicine Joint Conference. Montefiore Medical Center. Bronx, NY.
Wan, E.E. (November, 2017) Morbidity and Mortality Conference: Cardiac Tamponade after LVAD placement. Montefiore Medical Center Critical Care Fellowship – Fellows Conference. Bronx, NY.

Gregory Wu, MD FAAEM

Assistant Professor , Albany Medical Center

Year of Residency Completion: 2017
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2019
State: New York
Facility/School: Albany Medical Center
Position: Assistant Professor
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 2
Areas of Interest: COVID-19, pulmonary emboli, alcohol withdrawal, DKA, bronchoscopy, mechanical ventilation

Biography

Greg is an Emergency and Critical Care Medicine who grew up in the Boston area but has spent most of his adult life wandering up and down the I-90 corridor. He completed his residency in Emergency Medicine at Albany Medical Center in 2017, serving as chief resident. He then completed a Critical Care Medicine fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in 2019. Since then he has returned to Albany, working as an Emergency physician and Medical intensivist. He is also the Clerkship Director for Critical Care for the 4th year medical students at Albany Medical College. He worked with multiple groups within Albany Medical Center and the Capital region to improve access to care for COVID-19 patients and to standardize the latest treatments. He is co-lead physician for the COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibody Service. His interests include COVID-19, PEs, bronchoscopy, process improvement, and griping about the Patriots.

Speaking Engagements

Wu, G. (June 2021). “Bringing the Bronchoscope to the Bedside.” AAEM 2021, St. Louis, MO.
Wu, G (June, 2021). “Every Breath You Take: Management of the Critically Ill COVID-19 Patient.” Albany VA Grand Rounds, Albany, NY.
Wu, G (May, 2021). “Building the Airplane As We Flew It: Treatments and Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Ellis Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, Schenectady, NY.
Wu, G. (April, 2021). “Love in a Time of Coronavirus: Management of the COVID-19 Lung.” First Annual Albany Medical Center Respiratory Teaching Day, Albany, NY.
Wu, G. (October, 2019). “Teaching Old Drugs New Tricks: New Paradigms in Alcohol Withdrawal.” ACEP 2019, Denver, CO.
Wu, G. (November, 2018). “Rash Decisions.” 3rd Annual Advances in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Boston, MA.
Wu, G. (October, 2018). “A Better Mousetrap: Airway Management in the 21st Century.” Faculty Applicant Lecture, Albany Medical Center, Albany, NY
Wu, G. (July 2018). “The Hunger Games: Starvation Physiology.â€ Brigham and Women” Hospital, Boston, MA.