2009 ACEP Council

PaACEP submitted three resolutions to the ACEP Council, which will meet October 3-4 in Boston, Massachusetts.
   
PaACEP president Michael Turturro, MD, FACEP, commented that “resolutions are the most effective way to bring member issues and concerns forward to be discussed at the national level. This is the opportunity for contributors to put action behind their words.” 

Why is the Council important?

ACEP Council’s most important activity is to act on resolutions brought forth by individuals, ACEP sections, and state chapters. The resolutions passed by Council are then sent to the ACEP board of directors for its approval and action.
  

What does a Councilor do?

PaACEP’s fifteen councilors and five alternates will: Serve as the voice of the membershipAssure that the College’s agenda is aligned with issues of importance to its membersElect the College’s board of directors and president.
  

Representing the chapter this year:

Councillors:

Charles Barbera, MD, FACEP		Noelle Rotondo, MD, FACEP
Keith Conover, MD, FACEP		John Skiendzielewski, MD, FACEP
Marilyn Heine, MD, FACEP		Amy Snover, MD, FACEP
Blair Hontz, MD		Ronald Strony, MD, FACEP
John Kelly, DO, FACEP		Michael Turturro, MD, FACEP
Douglas McGee, DO, FACEP		Henry Unger, MD, FACEP
Ericka Powell, MD, FACEP		Daniel Wehner, MD, FACEP
Ralph Riviello, MD, FACEP

Alternate Councillors:
Theodore Christopher, MD, FACEP
Maria Guyette, MD
C. James Holliman, MD, FACEP
Scott Korvek, MD, FACEP
Edward Ramoska, MD, FACEP