TCEP Committees

Committees are the heart of any association and where most of the work is done. Policies, legislative direction, planning of educational meetings and direction for TCEP all occur by volunteer committee members.

2026 - 2027 TCEP Committee Chairs

Bylaws
Bobby Greenberg, MD, FACEP (Chair)

CONNECT
Jessica Best, MD, FACEP (Program Co-Chair)
Sara Andrabi, MD, FACEP (Program Co-Chair)
Abbey Pastorelle, DO (Residents Program Board Liaison)
Kim Leeson, MD, FACEP (Medical Student Program Co-Chair)
Ben Morrissey, MD, FACEP (Medical Student Program Co-Chair)
Heba Mesba, MD (Research Forum Chair)

Finance
Dan Peckenpaugh, MD, FACEP (Chair)

Legislative Advocacy Council
Marcus Sims II, DO, FACEP (President Elect)

Medical Student
Dillon Noltensmeyer (Chair)
Andrew Flanagan (Chair Emeritus)
Jemma Killingworth (Board Liaison)

Membership
Victoria Gordon, DO (Co-Chair)
Sandra Williams, DO, FACEP (Co-Chair)

Nominating

Marcus Sims II, DO, FACEP (Chair)

Residency Visit Programming
Antonia Helbling, MD, FACEP (Chair)

Tellers
Bobby Greenberg, MD, FACEP (Chair)

TLAF
Chinwe Anyanwu, DO (Co-Chair)
Ola Elechi, MD (Co-Chair)

Task Force Committees

  • AI in Emergency Medicine/Health IT
  • EMS
  • Government Relations
  • Health Policy
  • Palliative Care/Geriatrics
  • Rural Health
  • Sexual Assault/Forensic Evidence Training
  • Underserved Populations
  • Young Physicians/Early Career
  • FEMC Certification

Committee FAQ

1. How and when can I join a TCEP Committee?

Click on Register for a Committee and complete the Committee Form or look for Committee Interest Form in the Annual Meeting Program Materials.  The best time to volunteer for a TCEP Committee is during the TCEP Annual Meeting or by May 31st.

2. Once on a committee, am I automatically a committee member for as long as I want without having to apply again?

It is necessary to submit a Committee Interest Form each year.

3. What if the committee does not work on the issues that I feel are the most important?

Committees will make every effort to consider and discuss all issues, but the majority of the Committee decides what actions to propose to the Board.

4. Is there a limit to the number of committees I can serve on?

It is recommended that a member not serve on more than three committees.

5. How can I be involved in an ACEP Committee? 

Click the ACEP link for more information on volunteering for a committee.