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The mission of the Stanford Department of Emergency Medicine is to transform healthcare for all by leading in the advancement of emergency medicine through innovation and scientific discovery.

Congratulations to Dr. Holly Caretta-Weyer on her promotion to Professor in the Stanford University Department of Emerge...
08/04/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Holly Caretta-Weyer on her promotion to Professor in the Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine.

A nationally recognized leader in medical education, Dr. Holly Caretta-Weyer serves as Associate Dean for Admissions and Assessment at Stanford School of Medicine and has helped shape competency-based medical education through her leadership, scholarship, and national collaborations. This promotion recognizes her sustained contributions to education, research, and academic leadership at Stanford and beyond.

"Within these challenges lies a powerful opportunity to define the future of academic emergency medicine."That's the mes...
08/03/2026

"Within these challenges lies a powerful opportunity to define the future of academic emergency medicine."

That's the message Dr. Jody Vogel shares in the latest issue of SAEM Pulse as the new President of SAEM. Dr. Vogel reflects on the opportunities and challenges facing our specialty, and the work ahead to shape its future.

We're proud to have Dr. Vogel as a member of the Stanford Emergency Medicine faculty and to see her leadership helping guide academic emergency medicine on the national stage.

Be sure to take a few minutes to check out this thoughtful issue:
https://issuu.com/saemonline/docs/saem_pulse_july-august_2026

Emergency medicine is where healthcare's toughest challenges become impossible to ignore, and where many of its most imp...
07/28/2026

Emergency medicine is where healthcare's toughest challenges become impossible to ignore, and where many of its most important innovations are born.

Drawing on Stanford's unique connections across medicine, engineering, entrepreneurship, and Silicon Valley, the Stanford EM Innovation Symposium - StEMIX - brings together innovators from across the country to explore what's next in acute care.

Registration is now open. Join us November 19 virtually: https://www.stemix.live/

07/17/2026

Most conversations about AI focus on what the technology can do. In the latest Stanford Emergency Medicine podcast, Dr. Rana Kabeer explores a different question: How should physicians think?

Drawing on his experiences shadowing computer scientists and working at the intersection of medicine and AI, Dr. Kabeer joins Dr. Matthew Strehlow to discuss why curiosity, not technical expertise, may be an emergency physician's greatest advantage in an AI-enabled future.

Listen to the Stanford EMED podcast episode: The Curious EM Physician
https://lnkd.in/gWPMMZ7k

Also available on Apple, Spotify and YouTube

07/10/2026

Next week, all of Stanford Emergency Medicine will be watching as our alum Anil Menon, MD launches on an extended mission to the International Space Station!

During his last visit to Stanford, Dr. Menon shared his thoughts on how Stanford University and his emergency medicine training helped prepare him for space, from making critical decisions under pressure to collaborating across disciplines.

Safe travels, Dr. Menon. We're excited to follow the mission, and we know your crew is in good hands!

07/08/2026

Registration is now open for the 2026 Stanford Emergency Medicine Innovation Symposium (StEMI X)! Join us November 19 to explore AI, digital health, entrepreneurship, policy, and the future of acute care. StEMI X is completely virtual and CME will be offered.

We are excited to announce this year's keynote speaker is Shiv Rao, MD, Founder and CEO of Abridge, one of the leading voices in healthcare AI.

Early-bird pricing is available for a limited time. Register today!
https://www.stemix.live/

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Stanford Emergency Medicine is hiring a Vice Chair of Education.This senior leadership role offers a rare opportunity to...
05/04/2026

Stanford Emergency Medicine is hiring a Vice Chair of Education.
This senior leadership role offers a rare opportunity to shape the future of emergency medicine education at one of the world’s leading academic medical centers.
As Vice Chair of Education, you’ll:
• Help set strategic educational priorities
• Lead residency, fellowship, and medical student education
• Drive innovation across the full continuum of EM training
• Mentor faculty and trainees and elevate Stanford EM’s national impact

We’re seeking a nationally recognized emergency medicine educator with a strong record of academic leadership, educational scholarship, and mentorship. Appointment will be at the Associate or Full Professor level.
Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/StanfordEMVCED or follow link in bio!





04/01/2026

Pediatric EM takes center stage in the latest Stanford EM Podcast, with an exploration of where children actually receive care and the re-emergence of vaccine-preventable diseases.

Drs. Deborah Hsu and Manish Shah talk with Dr. Matthew Strehlow, MD about how innovation is influencing practice, alongside the realities of delivering pediatric care across diverse ED settings. Plus practical insights on clinical decision-making, training, and delivering high-quality care for children.

Listen in at
https://lnkd.in/dmifJW2u
or on Apple or Spotify.


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03/20/2026

Welcome to our Class of 2030!!
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