Resident Career Day
Save the Date!
August 27, 2020
Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago
Looking ahead to the next phase of your career? Get ready for everything that comes next — from leadership skills to quality improvement programs to the cases that can make or break your career — with ICEP’s program designed to provide resources and advice to residents, medical students and young physicians as they
embark on their emergency medicine careers.
Let’s face it: Life after residency brings a new set of challenges. ICEP’s Resident Career Day focuses on giving you the tools you need to meet these challenges head on and turn them into opportunities.
2019 Resident Career Day Meeting Materials
Presentation Handouts:
Conscious Leadership – Dr. William Jaquis
How to Build a Culture of Innovation in Your Department – Dr. Paul Casey
No handout provided for WTF – Cases That Make or Break Your Career – Dr. Ernest Wang
2017 Resident Career Day App – including presentation handouts and Exhibitor/Sponsor Listings
2016 Resident Career Day App – including presentation handouts and Exhibitor/Sponsor Listings
Video Lectures from 2014
Videos from 2014 Resident Career Day are available now at ICEPblog.org on the following topics:
- “The House I Will Never Live In”: Managing Student Debt – panel discussion
- Global Health Opportunities – panel discussion
- Building Your Brand Using Social Media – Dr. Ernest Wang
- What I Didn’t Learn in Residency – Dr. Paul Kivela
Podcast Lectures from 2013
Audio podcasts from the program are now available! Listen to all of the general sessions from Resident Career Day to pick up more strategies and advice you might have missed. Visit ICEPblog.org to listen to these helpful presentations. Handouts are included in the blog posts for quick reference.
Conflict Resolution article referenced in Dr. Ed Ward’s EPIC article
Full Presentation – Resident to Attending: Transition – Dr. Alex Rosenau
Session Handout – Resident to Attending: Transitions – Dr. Alexander Rosenau
Session Handout – Contract Negotiation – Dr. William Sullivan