ACEP Frontline

ACEP Frontline, hosted by Dr. Ryan Stanton, features in-depth conversations on the hottest topics in emergency medicine and critical care.

ACEP Frontline is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 523 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Salary Transparency and ACEP's Compensation Survey with Dr. Rob Anderson

  Aug 17, 202624 min

  On this episode of ACEP Frontline, Dr. Ryan Stanton is joined by Dr. Rob Anderson, clinician co-founder of Marit Health, to discuss the ACEP Emergency Physician Compensation Survey and why salary transparency matters for every stage of an emergency physician’s career. The conversation explores the limitations of broad regional averages and the value of current, local data that reflects compensation models, workload, benefits, employment structure, and other factors that shape the true value of a position. Dr. Anderson explains how participation can help physicians better understand their market, negotiate with confidence, and compare opportunities more effectively, whether they are employed, independent contractors, or working under productivity-based models. The discussion also highlights the importance of this information for residents entering their first contract, since an early compensation decision can influence earnings throughout a career. With emergency medicine already among the most represented specialties in the survey, this episode is a call for physicians to contribute their data, strengthen transparency, and help ensure emergency physicians are paid fairly for their training, expertise, and work.

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  Aortic Dissection Decision Tool with Dr. Rob Ohle and Brian Brantley

  Aug 10, 202646 min

  On this episode of ACEP Frontline, Dr. Ryan Stanton is joined by Dr. Rob Ohle and aortic dissection survivor Brian Brantley for a discussion on one of emergency medicine's most challenging diagnoses. Through Brian's powerful firsthand account of surviving a Type A aortic dissection, the conversation highlights the importance of recognizing that acute aortic syndromes rarely read the textbook. Dr. Ohle shares practical, evidence-based strategies for improving diagnostic accuracy, including the critical role of a thorough history, targeted risk assessment, physical examination, appropriate use of D-dimer, point-of-care ultrasound, and current ACEP clinical guidance. The discussion also reviews initial emergency department management, time-sensitive treatment priorities, and practical bedside pearls that can help physicians recognize this rare but potentially fatal condition before it's too late. Brian also discusses his work with the John Ritter Foundation, emphasizing the importance of public awareness, understanding family history, and supporting survivors and their families. This episode is a reminder that while acute aortic syndromes may be uncommon, maintaining a high index of suspicion and following a systematic approach can make the difference between life and death.

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  ACEP Advocacy Win for Physicians with Dr. Tony Cirillo

  Aug 3, 202630 min

  On this episode of ACEP Frontline, Dr. Ryan Stanton chats with ACEP President Dr. Tony Cirillo to discuss a major advocacy victory that reinforces one of the core principles of emergency medicine: physician-led emergency care. The conversation explores the collaborative efforts between ACEP, state chapters, the American Medical Association, and the American College of Surgeons that resulted in updated ACS Committee on Trauma Level IV trauma center standards requiring physician staffing in emergency departments. Dr. Cirillo shares the behind-the-scenes story of how relationship building, strategic advocacy, and persistent engagement helped shape this important outcome, while highlighting the critical role state chapters played in defending physician-led care. The discussion also examines Kentucky's legislative efforts surrounding physician staffing, the importance of maintaining emergency medicine as a physician-led specialty, and why advocacy often succeeds through collaboration rather than confrontation. This episode provides a firsthand look at how ACEP works every day to protect patients, support emergency physicians, and advance the specialty, often through efforts that members may not see but benefit from every day.

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  Building Outside the ED Alt Care Models with Dr. Erik Blutinger

  Jul 27, 202621 min

  On this episode of ACEP Frontline, Dr. Ryan Stanton sits down with Dr. Erik Blutinger during the ACEP Partner Collaborative to discuss how emergency medicine is expanding beyond the traditional walls of the emergency department. As healthcare continues to evolve, emergency physicians are uniquely positioned to meet patients where they are, whether through community-based care, mobile health initiatives, telemedicine, observation services, or innovative care delivery models. Dr. Blutinger explores the growing opportunities for emergency physicians to extend their expertise beyond the ED while maintaining the specialty's core mission of delivering high-quality, patient-centered acute care. The conversation also examines how these new models can improve access, reduce disparities, strengthen healthcare systems, and create exciting career pathways for emergency physicians. This episode challenges listeners to rethink the boundaries of emergency medicine and consider how the specialty can continue to innovate, lead, and serve patients wherever they need us most.

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  Postpartum Emergencies and Cardiomyopathy with Dr. Anna Engeln

  Jul 20, 202631 min

  Recorded at the 4th Annual Colorado ACEP Leadership Symposium and EM: High Risk – Can't Miss Conference in Beaver Creek, this episode of ACEP Frontline features a presentation by Dr. Anna Engeln on the recognition and management of postpartum emergencies, with a special focus on postpartum cardiomyopathy. While postpartum patients are encountered less frequently in many emergency departments, they can present with rapidly evolving, life-threatening conditions that require a high index of suspicion. Dr. Engeln reviews the physiologic changes of the postpartum period, highlights red flags that distinguish normal recovery from serious pathology, and discusses the evaluation and management of low frequency but high risk postpartum emergencies. The session places particular emphasis on recognizing peripartum cardiomyopathy, a potentially devastating diagnosis that can masquerade as common postpartum complaints. Through practical clinical pearls and evidence-based recommendations, this presentation equips emergency physicians with the tools to identify these high-risk conditions early and provide timely, lifesaving care for postpartum patients.

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