Dr. Friedman was awarded the Investigator Initiated Research Grant for $250,000 over two years. He will work on his project titled, "Impact of ED Group Ownership on Market Structure, Care Patterns, and Patients" at the University of Pennsylvania.
David J. Barton, MD
University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Barton was awarded the Early Career Research Development Grant for $150,000 over two years. He will work on her project titled, "Blood-brain barrier dysfunction in mild traumatic brain injury" at the University of Pittsburgh.
Rama A. Salhi, MD MHS MSc
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Salhi was awarded the Early Career Research Development Grant for $150,000 over two years, starting in 2023. She continues to work on her project titled, "Accuracy and reliability of race and ethnicity in the Emergency Department: Brief encounters with broad impact" at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Carl T Berdahl, MD, MS, FACEP
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Dr. Berdahl was awarded the Diagnostic Excellence in Emergency Medicine Grant for $100,000 over one year. He will work on his project titled, "Defining Diagnostic Excellence for Emergency Medicine and Establishing Research Priorities" at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Nicklaus P. Ashburn, MD, MS
Wake Forest University
Dr. Ashburn was awarded the Pilot Research Grant for $100,000 over one year. He will work on his project titled, ""Chest Pain and ASCVD Risk Stratification in a Multisite Emergency Department Cohort (CHARISMA)" at Wake Forest University.
Colin F. Greineder, MD, PhD
University of Michigan Medical School
Dr. Greineder was awarded the Pilot Research Grant for $100,000 over one year. He will work on his project titled, "Unraveling molecular mechanisms of cerebral edema after TBI using non-invasive, brain cell type specific gene silencing" at the University of Michigan Medical School.
Amber Sabbatini, MD, MPH
University of Washington
Dr. Sabbatini was awarded the Pilot Research Grant Award for $100,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Examining the Link Between Regional Skilled Nursing Facility Capacity and Hospital Crowding" at the University of Washington.
Madeline H. Renny, MD, MS
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Dr. Renny was awarded the Pilot Research Grant Award for $100,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Adapting an Emergency Department Intervention to Support Linkage to Care for Youth with Substance Use" at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
John Haeseon Lee, MD, PhD
Beth Israel Deacones Medical Center
Dr. Lee was awarded the Pilot Research Grant for $100,000 over one year. He will work on his project titled, "Monitoring peripheral tissue perfusion using diffuse correlation spectroscopy (DCS) in patients with sepsis" at the Beth Israel Deacones Medical Center
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Brock Daniels, MD MPH
Weill Cornell Medicine
Dr. Daniels was awarded the Pilot Research Grant for $100,000 over one year. He will work on his project titled, "Using Artificial Intelligence to Identify Undiagnosed Structural Heart Disease in the Emergency Department" and Weill Cornell Medicine.
Caroline Raymond-King, MD, PhD, MPH
Yale University
Dr. Raymond-King was awarded the EMF/EMRA Resident Research Grant for $10,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Racial and ethnic differences in establishment of “Do Not Attempt Resuscitation” orders among patients resuscitated from cardiac arrest" at Yale University.
Aria Shi, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Shi was awarded the EMF/EMRA Resident Research Grant for $10,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, " Nanoparticle drug delivery for the acute-phase treatment of intracerebral hemorrhage in a mouse model” at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Ryan Koski-Vacirca, MD, MPH
Yale University
Dr. Koski-Vacirca was awarded the EMF/EMRA Resident Research Grant for $10,000 over one year. He will work on his project titled, "Prices in Acute Care: Mapping Hospital and Market Influences” at Yale University.
Katrina Muraglia, MD, PhD
University of Michigan
Dr. Walsh was awarded the EMF/EMRA Resident Research Grant for $10,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Adverse effects of adjuvant heat treatment for catheter salvage in central line associated bloodstream infection” at the University of Michigan.
Samantha L. Camp
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Ms. Camp was awarded the EMF/SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $3,500 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Biomarkers Predicting Functional Outcomes In Patients With Ischemic Stroke Requiring Thrombectomy" at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
Kiersten Diercks, BA
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Ms. Diercks was awarded the EMF/SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $5,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Qualitative Analysis of Coaching Perspectives Among Emergency Medicine Faculty and Key Stakeholders” at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Emily Larson, BS
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Ms. Larson was awarded the EMF/SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $5,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Evaluation and Optimization of Prehospital Trauma Triage” at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Karen Reyes, BA
University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine
Ms. Reyes was awarded the EMF/SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $5,000 over one year. She will work on her project titled, "Emergency Department (ED) Vaccination Surveillance:
Novel Assessment of Age-Group Recommended Vaccines in Undocumented Latino Immigrants” at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine.
