2024 Mid-Atlantic Clinical Research Symposium
RAP-EMCC hosted its second annual Mid-Atlantic Clinical Research Symposium on October 12th, 2024. This event was co-sponsored by both the Departments of Emergency Medicine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and The George Washington University School of Medicine in an effort to help undergraduate and medical students present their clinical research. Participants and winners from this symposium can be found below!
2024 Judges
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Dr. Quincy Tran
Dr. Tran is currently an attending physician for the Critical Care Resuscitation Unit at the University of Maryland Medical Center. As a faculty member at the School of Medicine and given his PhD in Biochemistry, he is interested in developing the next generation of physician scientists. |
Dr. Ali Pourmand
Dr. Pourmand is an emergency medicine physician practicing at the George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. He has a strong interest in clinical research and helping advise the next crop of future physicians. |
Dr. Jennifer Walker
Dr. Walker, MD, FACEP completed her residency in Emergency Medicine and Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She is currently a Critical Care and Emergency Medicine physician at Baylor Scott and White All Saints Medical Center Fort Worth, Texas, USA and is also an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at The Burnett School of Medicine at Texas Christian University. Her interests include medical and community education, quality improvement and evidence-based care, resuscitation outcomes, and post-intensive care syndrome. She is actively involved in the Research Subcommittee of the Emergency Medicine Section of SCCM. |
Dr. Hintze
Dr. Hintze is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Texas A&M University, Rangel College of Pharmacy. His current practice site is in the emergency department where he works closely with other healthcare professionals. He is passionate about pharmacist response to critically-ill patients, neurocritical care, and student and resident development. He also serves as the residency program coordinator and enjoys aiding the residents with their major research projects. He received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Idaho State University College of Pharmacy in 2019. He then completed a PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dr. Hintze then completed a PGY2 in Critical Care at University Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. |
Event Participants
Please join us in celebrating the winners: Hassan Khan, Arya Harikrishna, Samira Mudd, Catherine Drovetsky, and Kate Kelly.
