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EM Group Statement

With the public comment period for the proposed ACGME Program Requirements now closed, our emergency medicine organizations come together in a shared purpose to acknowledge this pivotal moment for emergency medicine education—and to reaffirm our commitment to the community we serve.

This process has surfaced divergent perspectives, and thoughtful feedback from across the specialty. While views differ on the potential impact of the proposed changes including a standardized four-year training structure, what remains unmistakably clear is our collective investment in the future of our programs, trainees, and profession.

CORD’s Response to Proposed ACGME Changes

Over the past several weeks and months, in meetings, town halls, and other forums, we have heard from many of you—directly and passionately—about the proposed ACGME Program Requirements and your experience with the process. One message has come through clearly: many of you have not felt adequately supported by the Board during this critical comment period. Some felt unheard. Others felt uncertain about where CORD stood or what steps were being taken.
We are sincerely grateful to those of you who spoke up, organized your communities, submitted comments, and asked the hard questions—not only of the ACGME, but of us who represent you in our organization. 

 

ACEP/CORD Teaching Fellowship at ACEP Accelerate: Registration Now Open!

Join the ACEP/CORD Teaching Fellowship, a dynamic two-phase program designed for emergency physicians and fellows committed to elevating their teaching, curriculum design, and academic leadership skills

Whether you’re early in your academic journey or aiming to refine your educational leadership, this fellowship delivers practical skills, real-world teaching experience, and a supportive peer network.

CORD Job Board

Looking for a new position or looking to find the best talent, the CORD Job Board is a central location to find careers in academic emergency medicine.

CORD Connects

CORD Connects: On-Demand Learning for Medical Educators

Stay connected, informed, and inspired—anytime, anywhere.

CORD Connects is your go-to source for timely, relevant, and practical webinars created specifically for medical educators in emergency medicine. These sessions feature experts from across the field sharing best practices, innovations, and updates on everything from advising and residency applications to curriculum design, research, DEI, and more.

Whether you’re catching up on a session you missed or revisiting a topic for deeper insight, our full library of CORD Connects recordings is just a click away.

🎥 Browse and watch past sessions on demand

New sessions are added regularly—be sure to check back often and mark your calendar for upcoming events!

 

Session 74: Calm in the Storm: Equipping Learners to Handle the Emotional Burdens of Emergency Medicine

Host: Miriam Kulkarni, MD and Adrian Cotarelo, MD.

Emergency Medicine physicians are often called upon to deal with patients who are experiencing strong emotions. Residents are expected to learn to manage patients who are angry or frustrated in addition to the myriad other challenges involved in preparing for independent practice. Learning to navigate these difficult emotional encounters is one of the major challenges of Emergency Medicine and yet medical schools and residencies often offer learners minimal instruction. This didactic session will equip emergency medicine faculty with tools to help learners build their emotional resilience, including strategies to guide learners in recognizing their own emotional responses, and using a structured framework to understand and manage patient emotions.

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