Are you concerned about where emergency medicine is going and who is working for your personal concerns? Emergency physicians face a wide variety of challenges in an era of rapid change. We must be united to protect our specialty and to protect our patients. The Texas College of Emergency Physicians is your voice for those concerns!!!
TCEP 2010 Annual Convention
Plan to attend the 2010 TCEP Annual Meeting April 15-18, 2010 at the Westin Stonebriar Resort, Frisco, TX. The Annual Meeting Planning Committee, based on feedback from those of you who have attended the meeting the last few years, has planned a great conference for 2010. We will be presenting lectures on a variety of subjects that has been important to Texas physicians in the past year. Click here for Meeting Schedule.
Join our National ACEP President, Angela Gardner, MD, FACEP, for an update on current issues facing emergency physicians. Other topics include EM Real Time Internet Resources, Medical Literacy, Blunt Chest Trauma, DVT and PE: The Curveballs, Traumatic Brain Injury Update, EMTALA Update, Customer Service Pearls and many many more.
We have secured a great faculty including an update by ACEP President Dr. Angela Gardner, Robert Suter, DO, FACEP, Marco Coppola DO, FACEP, and Tim Stallard, MD, FACEP, just to mention a few.
We will again have the Ultrasound Lab where attendees will learn about ED ultrasound and receive hands on experience by professional ultrasound technicians.We anticipate a great meeting that will be well attended, so sign up early! Click Here to Register Online
Texas Gains Dramatic Rise in Emergency Doctors
“I am thrilled that my constituents in the counties I represent now have access to board-certified emergency physicians providing critical care where previously they had none or very limited access to this care,” said Senator Fraser. “House Bill 4 has produced the results we were aiming for when we passed medical liability reforms during the 78th Texas Legislature.”
The Texas College of Emergency Physicians is a 501c(6) organization composed of over 1200 emergency physicians in Texas. Our membership includes emergency physicians who practice in a wide variety of settings, including: large and small groups, academic centers, urban and rural, board certified and non-board certified, residents, and medical students. Despite the varied backgrounds they work together for the common goal of furthering the specialty of emergency medicine in Texas.
Mission Statement
The Texas College of Emergency Physicians exists to promote quality emergency care for all patients and to represent the professional interests of our members.
