Available Speakers
Faculty members of the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine have extensive experience lecturing on a variety of medical topics throughout the United States. The following physicians welcome invitations to speak on the topics listed below.
Contact us at pemadmin@hsc.utah.edu to discuss speaker scheduling.
Faculty | Subject(s) |
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Sarah Becker, DO | - Pediatric Airway |
David C. Chaulk, MD, MPH | - Pediatric Orthopedics, Traumatic/atraumatic - Transporting the Critically Ill or Injured Child - Physician Leadership/Change Management - Pediatric Quality and Patient Safety |
Zachary Drapkin, MD | - Pediatric Airway - Video Laryngoscopy - Febrile Infant - Eye Emergencies - Pediatric Neck Infections - Pediatric Seizures |
Nanette Dudley, MD | - Navigating and Academic Career - Family Presence in the Acute Care Setting - What is Child Death Review? - Patient Safety - Quality Improvement |
Eric Glissmeyer, MD | - Appendicitis - Arm Fractures in Children - Computerized Physician Order Entry & Medical Informatics - Febrile Infant Diagnostic Management - Urinary Tract Infections in Young Infants |
Lucy Hansen, MD |
- Asthma |
Bruce Herman, MD | - Child Physical Abuse - Child Sexual Abuse - Pediatric Poisonings - Bites and Stings |
Hilary Hewes, MD | - EMSC - Disaster Medicine: Pediatric-specific Concerns - Ultrasound in the Pediatric Emergency Department - Pediatric Trauma |
Maija Holsti, MD, MPH | - Burns - Child with a Limp - Fractures - Clinical Study Types - American Indian and Alaskan Native Health |
Michael Johnson, MD | - Emergency Management of Pediatric Asthma - Pediatric Bronchiolitis - Quality Improvement in Acute Care Settings |
Howard Kadish, MD | - Pediatric Head Injury - Fever in Children - Pediatric Sedation - Bronchiolitis - Thoracic Trauma - Urological Emergencies - Healthcare Economics |
Elizabeth Keating, MD, MSPH/HSA |
- Global Health - Pediatric Emergency Care in Low-Resource Settings - Pediatric Public Health - Fever in the Returning Traveler |
Allison Keller, MD | - Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury - EMS and EMSC in Utah - Pediatric Transport and Medical Control - Suicide Prevention in the Emergency Department - Apneic Oxygenation and Delayed Sequence Intubation |
Roni Lane, MD | - Pediatric Sepsis - Rare Utah Infectious Diseases - Pediatric Shock - Sickle Cell Disease in the Emergency Department - Pediatric Genitourinary Emergencies - Emergency Management of Pediatric Anaphylaxis - Pediatric Septic Shock - Quality Improvement in the Emergency Department Setting |
Chari Larsen, MD | - Acute Otitis Media & Bacterial Sinusitis - Hyperbilirubinemia - Strep Pharyngitis - Magnet Ingestions - Pediatric Observation Medicine - Pediatric Seizures - Pediatric Gastroenteritus |
Michael Miescier, MD, MPH | - Fever in Children - Airway Management - Pediatric Eye Emergencies |
Doug Nelson, MD | - Pediatric Procedural Sedation - Pediatric Behavioral Emergencies - Pediatric Seizures - Wound Management |
Jennifer Plumb, MD, MPH | - Opioid Overdose Prevention - Naloxone Rescue Kits - Pediatric Toxicology and Poisoning - Meeting Health Needs in Marginalized Populations - Drug User Health |
Charles Pruitt, MD | - Injury Prevention and Advocacy |
Jeff Robison, MD |
- Global Health |
David Sandweiss, MD |
- Pediatric Observation Care |
Jeff Schunk, MD | - Pediatric Foreign Bodies - Fever in Children - Approach to the Child with an Acute Limp - Medical Decision Making - Pediatric Head Trauma - Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) |
Joyce Soprano, MD | - Common Pediatric Sports Injuries - Knee Pain in the Pediatric Patient - COVID-19 and MIS-C - Pediatric Stroke |
Stephanie Spanos, MD | - J-Tip Jet Injector Anesthesia - Critical Procedure Training - Pediatric Medical Simulation - Pediatric Emergency Preparedness - Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound |
Matt Steimle, DO, FAAP, FACEP |
- How to build a Point of Care Ultrasound Curriculum for various learners: medical students, nurses, residents, fellows, attending physicians, advance practice providers - How to build a Point of Care Ultrasound Program in various Practice Settings - How to collaborate Point of Care Ultrasound in an Institution - How to obtain Point of Care Ultrasound Privileging - How to use Point of Care Ultrasound in Global, Rural, and Austere Environments - How to use Point of Care Ultrasound in various clinical situation including: shock, hypotension, trauma, cardiac, lung, ocular, musculoskeletal, skin, and soft tissue pathology |