2025 Fall Workshops – Info and Standalone Registration

September 24-25, 2025
Held at the Music City Center | Hotel accommodations available at The Westin Nashville

These hands-on workshops are open to all attendees and provide focused, skill-based training in core areas of emergency and acute care practice.
*If you are registering for the 2025 Scientific Assembly, you do not need to register for workshops separately—workshops can be added during your main registration process.

This page is only for attendees who are registering for a workshop without attending the full conference.

Register for Workshops

Medical Education (MedEd) Workshop

Date/Time: September 24 | 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Price: $400
CME Credits: 3
Relevant Specialties: Academic Medicine, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine

Sharpen your teaching skills with practical, high-yield strategies designed for emergency medicine educators. Whether you’re mentoring students, leading residents, or shaping curriculum, this interactive session will elevate your impact in the clinical and classroom setting.

Objectives:
  • Apply adult learning principles to EM training
  • Incorporate feedback models to improve learner performance
  • Design dynamic and inclusive educational experiences

Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Workshop

Date/Time: September 25 | 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Price: $475
CME Credits: 4
Relevant Specialties: Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine

Master the use of bedside ultrasound to expedite diagnosis and improve outcomes in emergency settings. This skills-based session offers guided scanning, image interpretation, and case-based application tailored to EM practice.

Objectives:
  • Perform core POCUS scans for trauma, cardiac, and abdominal assessments
  • Differentiate normal from pathologic findings
  • Integrate ultrasound into rapid clinical decision-making

Critical Care Workshop

Date/Time: September 25 | 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Price: $475
CME Credits: 4
Relevant Specialties: Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine

Take a deep dive into emergency department critical care. This hands-on session will guide you through evidence-based management of unstable patients, with an emphasis on decision-making under pressure and maximizing available resources. Participants can expect high-yield procedural training in critical skills that may include chest tube placement, central lines, pericardiocentesis, and advanced airway management using a variety of tools and techniques.

Objectives:
  • Implement resuscitation protocols in real-time scenarios
  • Manage complex airway and ventilator strategies
  • Recognize and respond to subtle signs of clinical deterioration