Chapter Mission
Maine ACEP is the local chapter of national ACEP, the American College of Emergency Physicians. Founded in 1972, the chapter actively represents more than 250 emergency physicians, residents and medical students in Maine. We are actively involved in a wide range of issues that matter to emergency physicians and our patients, including emergency medical services, public health and safety, and disaster preparedness and response. (Maine FAQ)
The Maine ACEP mission includes:
- To be the voice of emergency medicine in the state of Maine
- To increase respect in the house of medicine by providing leadership at the local, state and national levels
- To respond to the practice needs of our members through education, information and advocacy
- To provide a forum for social interaction and networking with other emergency physicians from around the state
Chapter Leadership
Officers
- Andrew Ehrhard, MD, FACEP – President
- Nate Donaldson, DO, FACEP – Immediate-Past President
- Sheldon Stevenson, DO, FACEP – President-Elect
- David Stuchiner, MD, FACEP – Secretary/Treasurer
Councillors
- Thomas Dancoes, DO, FACEP
- Garreth Debiegun, MD, FACEP
- Jay Mullen, MD, FACEP
Alternate Councillors
- Nate Donaldson, DO, FACEP
- Andrew Ehrhard, MD, FACEP
- Brandon Giberson, DO, FACEP
- Kelly Meehan-Coussee, MD
- Jay Mullen, MD, FACEP
- Jessica Stevens, MD, MPH
- Laurel Parker, MD, FACEP
Maine EMS Medical Direction and Practices Board Representative
- Kelly Meehan-Coussee, MD
EMRA Representative
- Jennifer Zacharia, MD
Chapter Executive Director
- Cathryn Stratton, CAE