2020 Ohio ACEP Poster Competition

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2019 Ohio ACEP Poster Competition

The 2019 Poster Competition was our biggest ever, with 48 entries—Congratulations to all the winners!

Resident – Case Study Category

First Place

Janel Paukovits, MD
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy in the Setting of Guillain-Barre Syndrome

Second Place

Kalie Gargano-Murphy, DO
Mercy Health – St. Elizabeth Boardman
Necrotizing Pneumonia: MRSA and Influenza Co-Infection

Third Place [tie]

Connor McKinney, DO, and [not pictured] Matthew Gangidine, MD
Wright State University
The Psych Patient that Wasn’t: A Case of HSV Encephalitis Presenting with Non-convulsive Status Epilepticus

Third Place [tie]

Emine Tunc, MD
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Sudden Painless Right Arm Weakness in a 2 Year Old Male – A Case Presentation and Literature Review

Resident – Research Category

First Place

Kalie Gargano-Murphy, DO
Mercy Health – St. Elizabeth Boardman
Emergency Department Placed Fascia Iliaca Compartment Block and its Effect on Inpatient Opioid Usage

Second Place

Justin Thai, DO and Christine Rukamp, DO
OhioHealth – Doctors Hospital
Evaluating Patients Who Present with Pain Complaints to a Community Hospital Emergency Department: Opioid Prescription Tracking Software Versus Physician Gestalt

Third Place

Christopher Lee, MD
Memorial Health System – Marietta Hospital
Antibiotic Prescribing Patterns for Acute Uncomplicated Sinusitis in the Emergency Department and Urgent Care Setting

Medical Student – Case Study Category

First Place

Meryl Sudhakar
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Multi-victim Amanita Phalloides Poisoning of Nepali Family

Second Place

Eric Lee
Wright State University Boonshoft College of Medicine
Hyponatremia Disguised as Trauma in an Elderly Patient

Medical Student – Research Category

First Place

Adam Engberg
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Just in Time to Stop Bleeding: Comparison of Improvised Tourniquets to CATs Using Simulation Based Training

Second Place

[left to right] Carly Polcyn, Danielle Eschedor, and Kawther Abdallah
University of Toledo
Does Building Architecture Interfere with Loading QR Code

Third Place [tie]

Morgan Bryant
Wright State University Boonshoft College of Medicine
Refusal of Care in the Emergency Department Setting: Patient Perspectives

Third Place [tie]

John Paul Detherage
Wright State University Boonshoft Collage of Medicine
Cannabis Use and Association with Pain, Anxiety, and Depression Among Emergency Department Patients

Thanks to all our Poster Judges!

Purva Grover, MD, FACEP;
Poster Chair  

Linette Archer, MD, FACEP;
Memorial Health System
Jim Augustine, MD, FACEP;
National ACEP Board of Directors
Todd Bolotin, MD, FACEP;
Mercy Health St. Joseph Warren
John Casey, DO, FACEP;
Ohio Health Doctors’ Hospital
Thomas Gifford, DO, FACEP;
St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital
Linda Katirji, MD;
Case Western Reserve at University Hospitals
Randy King, MD, FACEP;
Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center
Dave Ledrick, MD, FACEP;
Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center
Simiao Li-Sauerwine, MD
The Ohio State University
Catherine Marco, MD, FACEP;
Wright State University
Daniel Martin, MD, FACEP;
The Ohio State University
Rebecca Merrill, MD;
Cleveland Clinic Akron General
Michael J. Pallaci, DO, FACEP;
Adena Health System
Jack Palmer, MD;
University of Cincinnati
Alisa Roberts, DO, FACEP
University of Toledo
Jeremy Traylor, DO;
Grandview Medical Center
Sandy Werner, MD, FACEP;
Case Western Reserve at MetroHealth/Cleveland Clinic

2020 Resident Board Member & Resident Councillor Election

Check back for 2020 Resident Board Member & Resident Councillor Election information.
 

2019 Resident Board Member & Resident Councillor Election

On August 8, 2019 at the Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly, Ohio ACEP resident members  elected two of their fellow residents for Resident Board Member and Resident Councillor.

Congratulations to our new Resident Board Member, Jordan Hitchens, DO and our new Resident Councillor Zachary Rasmussen, MD, both from University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center!

2020 Ohio EM Residents' Assembly Location

Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel 
50 North Third St
Columbus, OH  43215
(614) 228-5050
Renaissance Directions

Group Rate Reservation Deadline: July 22, 2020 (or as the block permits)
Reservations: 614-228-5050 or 1-877-901-6632 
(Please mention the code "ERA" when making your reservation.)
Room Rate: $143  (applicable taxes will apply)
Parking: $20 overnight or $15 daily (Valet only)
Make your reservation online.

Interested in exhibiting at our Residents' Assembly & Career Fair?

Click Here to access Ohio ACEP's Exhibitor & Sponsor Prospectus 2020!

2020 Event Exhibitors  (as of 1/17/2020)

Alteon Health
Cleveland Clinic
Emergency Services, Inc.
Janssen Pharmaceuticals
Mid-Ohio Emergency Services
Portola Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Sound Physicians
US Acute Care Solutions
Vapotherm
Vituity
WVU Medicine

2019 Event Exhibitors  

AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Allergan
Alteon Health
American Physician Partners
ApolloMD
BattDouglas Financial Group
Bristol-Myers Squibb/Pfizer
Cleveland Clinic
Community Emergency Medicine Partners
Emergency Services, Inc.
EMPros
Envision Physician Services
Fifth Third Bank
Indiana Emergency Care
Kettering Health Network
Mid-Ohio Emergency Services
Mint Physician Staffing
Ohio Physicians Health Program
Penn Highlands Healthcare
Portola Pharmaceuticals
SCP Health
Skylight Financial Group/MassMutual
Sound Physicians
Southern Illinois Healthcare
Sycamore Physician Contracting LLC
TeamHealth
UPMC Emergency Medicine
US Acute Care Solutions
Vapotherm
VEP Healthcare
Vituity
WVU Medicine

Didn't make it to the 2019 Assembly? Here's what you missed!

On August 8, 2019, more than 300 residents, medical students, residency program directors, and leaders from Ohio ACEP and National ACEP gathered for the Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly & Career Fair in Columbus!

All 15 of Ohio's EM residencies were in attendance for Ohio ACEP’s signature event supporting EM residents. Residents got the chance to explore career options with more than 30 recruiters and employers, compete in the Ohio ACEP Poster Competition, and vote for resident leadership to represent their interests on the Ohio ACEP Board and ACEP Council.