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National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee Hosts School of Political Advocacy Wednesday at ACEP15

By ACEP Now | on October 24, 2015 | 0 Comment
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National Emergency Medicine Political Action CommitteeThe National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee (NEMPAC) is a critical tool in ACEP’s Government Affairs strategy to strengthen our influence on many legislative initiatives impacting the practice and delivery of emergency medical care. ACEP15 is your opportunity to not only participate in the annual giving campaign, but to learn more about NEMPAC’s year-round activities. Which candidates will NEMPAC back in coming elections and why? What are the most important items on the legislative agenda? NEMPAC leaders and staff will be on hand to answer your questions. Learn more about NEMPAC when you get to Boston and get involved.

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ACEP15 Wednesday Daily News

ACEP’S School of Political Advocacy

Wednesday, Oct. 28
12:30–1:20 p.m.
Room 106

Emergency physicians are the only providers who work 24-7 to see any patient with an acute need, regardless of their ability to pay. You know this. Do your legislators know this? If not, they should.

ACEP’S School of Political Advocacy will outline the key advocacy issues for emergency physicians and emergency patients at the state and federal levels in 2015 and beyond. Led by ACEP staffers Gordon Wheeler and Jeanne Slade, the course gives you an action plan for developing a relationship with your legislators and how to work with your colleagues to advance the critical advocacy agenda for emergency medicine.

NEMPAC VIP Donor Lounge

(by invitation only)
Monday, Oct. 26
Wednesday, Oct. 28
8 a.m.–4 p.m.

ACEP members who have donated $600 or more in the past year are invited to relax in this private lounge with complimentary breakfast, lunch, snacks, professional neck and shoulder massages, television, and business center amenities. NEMPAC Board members and staff will be on hand to discuss NEMPAC’s activities and agenda.

Topics: ACEPACEP15AdvocacyAmerican College of Emergency PhysiciansAnnual Scientific AssemblyEmergency MedicinelegislationNEMPACPoliticsPublic Policy

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