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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

FOUNDER/EXECUTIVE EDITOR Dr. Plaster has been an emergency physician for more than 30 years, working exclusively night shifts for the past 20 years in emergency departments across the country. During that period, he joined the U.S. Navy and served two tours in Iraq. Dr. Plaster is the founder and executive editor of Emergency Physicians Monthly and the founder of Plaster Publishing.

Andy Little, DO specializes in Emergency Medicine at AdventHealth East in Orlando Florida.

EXECUTIVE EDITOR Dr. Silverman is Chair of Emergency Medicine at VHC Health and a Medical Director with USACS. Previously. he taught a leadership development course for over a decade. Dr. Silverman’s practical wisdom is available in an easy-to-use reference guide, available on Amazon. Follow on X/Twitter @drmikesilverman

SENIOR EDITOR DR. SULLIVAN, an emergency physician and clinical assistant professor at Midwestern University in Illinois, is EPM’s resident legal expert. As a health law attorney, Dr. Sullivan represents medical providers and has published many articles on legal issues in medicine. He is a past president of the Illinois College of Emergency Physicians and a past chair and current member of the American College of Emergency Physicians’ Medical Legal Committee. He can be reached at his legal web site http://sullivanlegal.us.

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  1. Dan Jones on

    I am one of the first EM trained docs 39 years ago,,practice in 2 level one and work 17 shifts/month Love the personality of EM. when i started was part of a democratic group which in reality was amorphous (work get $, dont work move on). Then mega groups came along and convinced the admin from Washington to the C-suites they could meet metrics, dump bad docs and “oh yall make sure they are good clinicians”. It was so satisfying to get buy in from other specialties about our cause and it wasn”door to doc, decision to admit, and did they get their antibiotics before they got out of the car so we could give them some good old c.diff.
    The new generation EM residents are so misguided about the business of EM, it diminishes their academic pursuits. The mega group puts in medical directors who drank the cool-aid and protect that contract.. We are dying until we shake the “contract holders” and can deliver great care (we all become a patient at some time). Pay us for being up at 3 am and lets have brisk CQI and grow not be a spot on spread sheet cant sign with real name as I will be the blank on spread sheet looking for another job!!! WOW we blew it as we were so needed instead of just moonlighting guys from every specialty REMEMBER how SCARY!!

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