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ACEP Member, N.C. State Representative Explains Hierarchy of Advocacy

By Darrin Scheid, CAE | on May 6, 2025 | 0 Comment
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His long-term goal is to inspire more physicians to step into leadership roles, whether within hospital systems, medical societies, or public office. He envisions a future where doctors are not only caregivers but also architects of the policies that shape modern medicine and the health care system.

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“Sometimes in our specialty, because we’re working for large health systems and institutions, we rely on them to do everything for us, whether it’s new technology or advocating for issues that frontline health care workers need,” Dr. Reeder said. “We can’t rely on them to do this for us. Physicians must defend our profession and create the future.”


Mr. Scheid is Communication Director at ACEP.

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