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FLAAEM Announces 2010 Election Results of At Large Director Position:

Congratulations to Dr.Luis Gomez, MD, FAAEM !

Dr Gomez will assume office on June 29, 2010.

FLAAEM Would also like to take this opportunity to thank outgoing At Large Director Douglas Lee, MD, FAAEM for his service on the board of directors. Dr. Lee's term will end June 28, 2010.

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FLAAEM Held our Annual State Chapter Meeting at the 16th Scientific Assembly

While in Vegas, FLAAEM cosponsored the Sunny States State Reception with CalAAEM. This event was a huge success as we welcomed many FLAAEM and CalAAEM members to meet their leadership and welcome them to Scientific Assembly.

Save the Date Future Scientific Assembly

Future Assembly Information

17th Annual Scientific Assembly
February 28 - March 2, 2011
The Peabody Orlando
Orlando, Florida

We will be holding our next Annual Board of Director elections to coincide with the annual AAEM Scientific Assembly. We will also be sponsoring a FLAAEM Reception again.

If you are interested in helping to organize the reception or are interested in running for future open positions on the FLAAEM Board of Directors, please contact your FLAAEM Board at flaaembod@list.aaem.org for more information.

FLAAEM Continues to Support Collier County EMS Medical Director in his Fight to Protect Quality EMS

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2009 FLAAEM

Past President's Message Now Available

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FLAAEM 2009 Election Results
 

Executive Committee (Two Year Term)

• President - Kenneth A Scheppke, MD, FAAEM
• Vice President - Victor Andres Sasson, MD, FAAEM
• Secretary/Treasurer - Jeffrey Fitch, MD FAAEM

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Dr Soria Wins Class Action Status in Suit Against Team Health

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New Benefit for Full Voting Members!!

FLAAEM BOD Approves Subscription to West JEM as part of benefits for Full Voting Members!! Check back for details soon!!

FLAAEM Issues EMS Medical Director Position Statement in Support of Dr Tober of CCEMS

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The Board of Directors of the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (FLAAEM) unanimously approves a liaison relationship to the Florida Osteopathic Medical Association (FOMA)

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FLAAEM President's Message Posted Includes 2007 FLAAEM Accomplishments!!

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FLAAEM works with coalition for Sovereign Immunity Push!! Join your colleagues from all over the State of Florida during EM Days In March!!!

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Save the Date Future Scientific Assembly

Future Assembly Information

17th Annual Scientific Assembly
February 28 - March 2, 2011
The Peabody Orlando
Orlando, Florida

18th Annual Scientific Assembly
February 8-10, 2012
Hotel Del Coronado
San Diego, CA

19th Annual Scientific Assembly
February 11-13, 2013
The Cosmopolitan Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, NV

SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY CAME TO FLORIDA FEBRUARY 2008

FLAAEM HELD A VERY SUCCESSFUL AND WELL RECEIVED HOSTING EVENT WELCOMING MANY OF OUR FLORIDA AND NATIONAL COLLEAGUES.

Mission Statement

The Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (FLAAEM) is a democratic organization committed to the following principles:

• Every individual should have unencumbered access to quality emergency care provided by a specialist in emergency medicine.
• The practice of emergency medicine is best conducted by a specialist in emergency medicine.
• A specialist in emergency medicine is a physician who has achieved, through personal dedication and sacrifice, certification by either the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) or the American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine (AOBEM).
• The personal and professional welfare of the individual specialist in emergency medicine is a primary concern to the AAEM.
• FLAAEM supports fair and equitable practice environments necessary to allow the specialist in emergency medicine to deliver the highest quality of patient care. Such an environment includes provisions for due process and the absence of restrictive covenants.
• FLAAEM supports the growth of residency programs and graduate medical education, which are essential to the continued enrichment of Emergency Medicine, and to ensure a high quality of care for the patient.

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