West Virginia ACEP

05/07/2025

11/28/2024

Gratitude fills the air as we reflect on the incredible journey of supporting emergency medical care in our community. Wishing everyone a warm and joyful Thanksgiving filled with love and togetherness.

11/23/2024

Explore essential emergency care tips to stay prepared for any situation. Access valuable resources that can make a difference at wvacep.org!

11/21/2024

Explore our newly revamped website for a seamless experience! Discover valuable resources and information at your fingertips by visiting wvacep.org.

09/06/2023

The passing of the guard!!! Thank you for your service Dr. Chris Kiefer

08/03/2023

Register at www.wvacep.org and scroll to the bottom!!! See you there!

05/07/2023

WVACEP Leaders visit Senator Manchion to discuss healthcare pertaining to Emergency Medicine

03/23/2023

Registration is open for the Midwest Medical Student Symposium

Are you a medical student considering emergency medicine (EM) or preparing to match to an EM residency? Then this is the event for you!



The Midwest Medical Student Symposium is a great way to learn more. This one-day regional event is set for April 22, 2023, at the Hilton Garden Inn in Toledo/Perrysburg, OH. The symposium is designed to help medical students choose a good fit for residency while enhancing opportunities to stand out from the competition.



Planning is underway and sessions will include:

How to Shine During Rotations
What Type of Residency is Right for Me?
How to Create a CV and Personal Statement
Rocking the Interview
A Residency Program Directors Discussion Panel


The event also features a residency fair to give students the opportunity to meet one-on-one residency directors and faculty members from Midwest EM residency programs.

For more details, to register, and to make a hotel reservation, visit the Ohio ACEP website. The $25 registration fee includes lunch and the residency fair. The registration deadline is April 12, 2023.

03/06/2023

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