Maine ACEP

02/03/2026

Happy ! Today we honor the incredible women physicians everywhere for their endless strength & selflessness! 💗 , tag and shoutout a woman physician who has inspired you! Visit the "ACEPNation Links" in our bio to find helpful resources for women EPs from our AAWEP section! 🔗

01/31/2026

The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) is committed to ensuring that emergency departments remain places where all individuals can safely seek emergency medical care without fear. Patients in need should be assured that emergency departments are safe zones for all. This has been ACEP’...

01/22/2026

📣 Upcoming Webinar for Residents & Early Career EM Physicians!
Looking for guidance as you choose your first—or next—emergency medicine job? Don’t miss this practical and insightful webinar designed to help you identify what truly matters for well‑being and long-term career sustainability.

🗓 Monday, January 26, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CT
🔗https://www.acep.org/master-calendar/choosing-your-first----or-next---em-job-non-negotiables-for-well-being-and-career-sustainability

Choosing Your First—or Next—EM Job: Non‑Negotiables for Well‑Being and Career Sustainability
Join leaders from ACEP’s Young Physician Section and Professional Wellness Section for a thoughtful conversation about what “well” workplaces should look like in emergency medicine—especially when you're evaluating a new position.

We’ll cover:
✨ The Stanford Model of Occupational Well‑Being
✨ Results from the ACEP Wellness Section Well-Workplace Framework pilot survey
✨ Key, non‑negotiable elements from the ACEP Well Workplace Policy
— all to help you reduce burnout and make informed career choices.

Panelists:
• Diana Savitzky, MD – Chair, Wellness Section
• Laurel Barr, MD, FACEP – Chair, Young Physician Section
• Jennifer Goebel, DO, FACEP – Chair‑Elect, Wellness Section

01/19/2026

📰 MEACEP Quarterly Newsletter
Featured Highlights: This issue highlights key chapter updates and upcoming events.

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12/26/2025

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season from all of us at ACEP! 🎄 Here’s to closing out the year with gratitude and looking ahead to a new year filled with meaningful moments, fresh opportunities, and adventures to be had! 👏

12/19/2025

11/24/2025

🎄 Don’t Miss Out! 🎄
✅ Register Today for Our 4th Quarter Holiday Meeting 🎄

Join us for an evening of networking, updates, and holiday cheer with your Maine ACEP colleagues!

📅 Date: December 11, 2025
📍 Location: Portland Regency Hotel - Portland, Maine
✅ Register Now: https://www.maineacep.org/quarterly-meeting-december/

Let’s wrap up the year together and celebrate the season!

4th Quarter Holiday Meeting December 11, 2025 | Portland Regency Hotel — Portland, Maine Attendees – Register Today! | Agenda (coming soon) You’re Invited to the Maine ACEP 4th Quarter Holiday Meeting. The Maine Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians cordially invites you to j...

11/24/2025

Emergency Physicians Share Thanksgiving Safety Tips

From kitchen mishaps to travel hazards, a few simple precautions can help keep your holiday safe and stress-free. Read more ➡️

Thanksgiving is approaching, and the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) is sharing health and safety tips to keep everyone’s holiday focused on gratitude and gathering, rather than a visit to the emergency department.

10/28/2025

🎃 Emergency Physicians Share Tips for a Safe Halloween 👻

With Halloween just around the corner, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) reminds everyone to celebrate safely and avoid a trip to the emergency department.

🗣️ “Halloween is one of the busiest nights of the year for many emergency physicians,” said Dr. L. Anthony Cirillo, ACEP President. “A few precautions can help make sure your fright night celebration does not include an unplanned medical scare.”

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With Halloween approaching, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) reminds everyone to prioritize safety so that a fun night of celebration does not include a trip to the emergency department.