Register Today! 2025 Spring Seminar Registration is Now Open!
Early Bird Rates End March 22nd!
Save the Date for the 2025 Scientific Assembly!
September 21–25, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee
Submit your research for one of the FOEM Research Competitions. We welcome and encourage all physicians, residents, and students to apply to the competitions. Winners of the competitions will be announced and will receive a written certificate suitable for framing, or a monetary prize (depending on the competition), from ACOEP’s FOEM Foundation.
Spring Seminar Competition Dates to Be Announced
Osteopathic Representation Hits Record High in 2025 Emergency Medicine Match
Congratulations to all our EMIGs and graduating students! The impact and strength of osteopathic applicants representing emergency medicine is undeniable.
According to data from the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), 1,078 osteopathic applicants matched into Emergency Medicine positions in the 2025 Match—the highest number recorded since the transition to the single accreditation system. Out of 3,068 EM positions offered this year, 3,003 were filled, bringing the specialty’s fill rate to an impressive 97.9%.

“Being a member of ACOEP has kept me connected. Connected to other practicing physicians. Connected to the reason I am an osteopathic emergency physician. Connected to the knowledge and practice of emergency medicine. Connected to the evolution of the multitude of administrative, political and legal aspects of emergency medicine.”
Brian H. Tran
“There is a camaraderie among the physicians and the staff of ACOEP.”
Drew Koch
“My favorite part of being a member of ACOEP is the partnership with my colleagues to promote health, and staying current with advances in medical technologies.”
Georgia Zachopoulos
“Being a DO means caring and treating patients in a respectful manner. Having an awareness of commitment to duty and responsible healthcare and willingness to teach.”
Marie R. Fleury
“ACOEP helps guide a path with continuing education on this course of life-long learning. The training never stops.”
Dominic Ryan Tomburrini