Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians

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Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians
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Formation 1968
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Headquarters Irving, Texas, United States
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Website www.acep.org


The Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP) is a designation awarded by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) to recognize members who have demonstrated a high level of commitment to the specialty of emergency medicine. This prestigious title is granted to emergency physicians who meet specific criteria set by the ACEP, reflecting their dedication to professional development, leadership, and contributions to the field.

History[edit | edit source]

The American College of Emergency Physicians was founded in 1968 to improve the quality of emergency care and to support emergency physicians. The FACEP designation was established to acknowledge those members who have made significant contributions to the field and have shown a commitment to the principles of the ACEP.

Eligibility Criteria[edit | edit source]

To be eligible for the FACEP designation, a physician must:

  • Be a current, active member of the ACEP.
  • Have been a member of the ACEP for at least three continuous years.
  • Be board certified in emergency medicine by the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) or the American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine (AOBEM).
  • Demonstrate significant contributions to the field of emergency medicine through activities such as teaching, research, administration, or community service.
  • Obtain letters of recommendation from current FACEP members.

Benefits of FACEP[edit | edit source]

The FACEP designation provides several benefits, including:

  • Recognition among peers and patients as a leader in emergency medicine.
  • Opportunities for professional development and networking within the ACEP community.
  • Access to exclusive ACEP resources and events.

Role in Emergency Medicine[edit | edit source]

Fellows of the American College of Emergency Physicians play a crucial role in advancing the field of emergency medicine. They often serve as mentors to younger physicians, contribute to the development of clinical guidelines, and participate in advocacy efforts to improve emergency care systems.

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