Critical Care Guys: The Minds Behind Critical Care Perspectives in Emergency Medicine

	Peter DeBlieux Dr. DeBlieux completed medical school at Louisiana State Health Science Center, completed internship in Internal Medicine LSUHSC Department of Medicine, residency and chief residency in Emergency Medicine LSUHSC Charity Hospital, completed Pulmonary Critical Care fellowship LSUHSC Section of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at LSUHSC Charity Hospital. Former Program Director of the LSUHSC Charity Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency for ten years and is currently the Director of Resident and Faculty Development. Appointments with both LSUHSC as Clinical Professor of Medicine and Tulane University Medical School as Clinical Professor of Surgery. Attending in Emergency Medicine and the Medical Intensive Care Unit of LSUHSC Charity Hospital and Director of the LSUHSC Medical Student Skills Lab. Currently Director of Emergency Medicine Services at the Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans, LSUHSC Interim Hospital.
	Robert Rodriguez Dr. Rodriguez graduated from Harvard Medical School and completed a combined Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine Residency at UCLA Medical Center and a Critical Care Medicine Fellowship at Stanford Medical Center. Attending in both the Emergency Department and the Intensive Care Unit, he is a Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine with the University of California San Francisco and the Research Director for the UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital EM Residency.
	Michael Winters Dr. Winters graduated from the Medical College of Virginia. He is double boarded in Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine from the Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine residency at The University of Maryland medical Center. He is currently an Associate Professor and Medical Director of the Adult Emergency medicine Department at the University of Maryland Medical Center. As program director of both the combined EM/IM residency program and combined EM/IM/critical care residency program he is intimately involved in intersection of Emergency Medicine and critical care. He has received a series of Awards from AAEM and ACEP for education and speaking capped by the 2009 Young Educator of the Year from AAEM.

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The International EM Teaching Course

A week-long educational experience that combines didactic sessions, group discussions, and interactive workshops. As a medical educator, this conference will provide a framework for faculty development that will help you advance in your career. Get access to cutting-edge information that will dramatically improve your skills as a medical educator.

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Join course director Amal Mattu and other University of Maryland faculty at The Crashing Patient conference in Baltimore on Oct 28-30, 2013.

This conference will address both parties at risk in emergency medicine--the patient and the provider. Learn optimal care of the sickest patients we see in daily ED practice--sepsis, cardiac ischemia, aortic dissection, etc--and how to bullet-proof yourself from the plaintiff attorneys.

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