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<p>The American College of Emergency Physicians was founded in 1968. Today we represent
more than 20,000 members and are the emergency medicine specialty society recognized by
organized medicine.<br>
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In today's rapidly changing health care environment, practicing emergency physicians need
a strong unified voice, That voice is the American College of Emergency Physicians, the
acknowledged leader in emergency medicine.<br>
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ACEP is your advocate and is proactively working in the state and federal legislative and
regulatory arenas to protect and promote the interests of emergency physicians. Membership
in ACEP gives you information about the changing practice of emergency medicine, access to
educational meetings and conferences, representation in Washington, networking opportunities,
special benefits, and much, much more.<br>
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As a member of the American College of Emergency Physicians you will have an active voice
in determining the Collage's policies and actions on the issues that matter to you. The
College has a national and chapter representative system that guarantees a broad base of
member input and participation opportunities.<br>
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For more information you can call TCEP at (800) TEX - ACEP (839 - 2237).<br>
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