ACEP’s Leadership and Advocacy Conference (LAC) gives emergency physicians the opportunity to meet with legislators face-to-face and make their voices heard. ACEP member and LAC regular Chris Goode, MD, FACEP, shares why the conference is the best place for emergency physicians who want to stand up for their patients and colleagues.

ACEP Leadership & Advocacy Conference

Top 10 Reasons to be in DC for LAC

Why I STILL Go to LAC

Advocacy Tips for a Successful LAC

ACEP Federal Advocacy Overview

ACEP Built On Results

ACEP’s National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee (NEMPAC) makes it possible to enact real legislative change. NEMPAC Chair Rebecca Parker, MD, FACEP, explains how NEMPAC helps emergency physicians build vital relationships in Congress and advocate for their practice and patients.

National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee

ACEP Now: What is the National Emergency Medicine PAC?

NEMPAC Creates Opportunities, Results for Emergency Medicine

ACEP Federal Advocacy Overview

ACEP Leadership & Advocacy Conference

ACEP Built On Results

ACEP is determined to stop violence in the ED, no matter how long it takes. After a three-year fight led by New York ACEP, the state finally passed a law requiring hospitals in the state to establish violence prevention programs. New York ACEP President Jeffrey Rabrich, DO, MBA, FACEP, explains how persistence and coalition building carried the day.

NY ACEP President Jeffrey Rabrich, DO, MBA, FACEP

New York Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

NYACEP-Supported Law Strengthens ED Security and Violence Prevention

Workplace Violence Prevention Alliance Applauds Legislative Champions for Passage of Critical Bill

Violence in the Emergency Department

ACEP Poll – ED Violence: Dangerous, Rising and Unacceptable

ACEP Built On Results