Florida Emergency Physicians (FEP) is one of the nation’s largest
privately held group practices of Emergency Medicine.
Today, FEP provides medical services to more than 350,000 patients seen
in eight Emergency Departments located in the greater Orlando area.
The Pennsylvania Chapter of the American College of Emergency
Physicians (PaACEP) is a medical society that has represented
physicians specializing in emergency medicine since 1971. PaACEP is
committed to advancing emergency care through continuing education,
research, and public education.
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April 15-18, 2010
Frisco, TX
Texas College of
Emergency Physicians 2010 Annual Meeting
The Texas College of Emergency Physicians (TCEP) is comprised of over
1,200 emergency physicians in the state of Texas working together for
the common goal of furthering the specialty of Emergency Medicine.
The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) was founded in 1968
by a small group of physicians who shared a commitment to improving the
quality of emergency care and to training physicians to provide quality
emergency care in the nation’s hospitals. Today, ACEP represents more
than 25,000 emergency physicians, emergency medicine residents and
medical students. The 2010 Reimbursement and Coding courses are the
most authoritative and informative conferences available, bringing you
the latest developments regarding emergency physician
reimbursement and coding.
Founded in 1971, the California Chapter of the American College of
Emergency Physicians (CAL/ACEP) is a non-profit association
representing California's emergency physicians. With more
than 2,500 members and approximately 80% of board-certified emergency
physicians in the state, CAL/ACEP is the largest state chapter of the
American College of Emergency Physicians.
The Georgia Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians
(GCEP) is an association of more than 500 Emergency Medicine
physicians. GCEP promotes the highest standards of patient care
throughout the state of Georgia through its advocacy and leadership
efforts.
The New York Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians
represents over 2,000 emergency physicians in New York State.
Dedicated
to the support of quality emergency medical care and committed to the
interests of emergency physicians, New York ACEP provides its members
with significant benefits through active committees, continuing medical
education programs and more.
The Michigan College of Emergency Physicians (MCEP)
represents over 1,300 emergency physicians committed to the
betterment of hospitals, pre-hospital urgent care and physician members
and non-members alike. MCEP supports the specialty of emergency
medicine through education, publications, meetings and legislative
activities.
ACEP’s Scientific Assembly is the world’s most comprehensive forum for
emergency medicine education. This year’s Assembly promises to be yet
another exceptional program with more than 5,000 emergency medicine
professionals descending upon Las Vegas, NV for the largest, most
prestigious show in emergency medicine.
