Newsletter for Medical Students Pursuing an Emergency Medicine Career
With a wealth of information providing career advice and clinical education, it can be dizzying where to look. There is a constant sense of “fear of missing out”, or FOMO. The monthly EM Bound newsletter is our attempt to help curate the information and allay some of your fears.
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Newsletter Sections
- Top News
- Spotlight
- Clerkship Life and Residency Application Season
- If I Knew Then What I Know Now: A Resident’s Perspective
- Expand Your Social Media Horizons
- ALiEM Highlight Reel
EM Bound Editorial Team
Sree
Natesan, MD
Editor-in-ChiefEditor-in-Chief
Assistant Program Director
Emergency Medicine Residency Program
Duke University;
2020-21 Associate Chief Operating Officer
ALiEM Faculty Incubator
Al'ai
Alvarez, MD
Top News Section EditorTop News Section Editor
Clinical Assistant Professor
Director of Well-Being
Co-Chair, The Human Potential Team
Department of Emergency Medicine
Stanford University
Moises
Gallegos, MD
SpotLight Section EditorSpotLight Section Editor
Assistant Clerkship Director
Clinical Assistant Professor of EM
Stanford University
David
Gordon, MD
Clerkship Section EditorClerkship Section Editor
Associate Professor
Associate Program Director
Undergraduate Education Director
Division of Emergency Medicine
Duke University
Michelle
Lin, MD
Senior AdvisorSenior Advisor
Professor of EM
University of California, San Francisco;
ALiEM Founder
EM Bridge Liaisons
- Christina Shenvi, MD, PhD (University of North Carolina)
- Tim Wetzel, MD (University of North Carolina)
Professor and Digital Innovation Lab Director
Department of Emergency Medicine
University of California, San Francisco
@M_Lin