You’ll need:
• Three continuous years of ACEP membership
• Board Certification in EM via the ABEM or AOBEM or Pediatric EM by ABP
• Three years of active involvement in EM (exclusive of residency training)
• Proven, active involvement in three or more areas of leadership
Are you ready to 
become a Fellow? 
If you are not a Fellow…
I would personally like to invite you to apply 
for fellow status in the American College of 
Emergency Physicians. If you’ve graduated from 
residency three years ago or more and you’ve 
been active in Emergency Medicine – it’s time 
to consider being recognized as FACEP. Active 
involvement in the specialty at your hospital, 
involvement in three areas of leadership (such as 
membership on hospital committees, teaching, 
research, administrative, EMS, or PACEP), and 
board-certification is all you need to become a 
fellow of the College. Why bother you say? FACEP 
shows your colleagues in Emergency Medicine, 
and more importantly, in other specialties that 
you interact with, that Emergency Medicine 
is more than just a job for you - it shows that 
you’re a highly trained specialist with a skill set 
second to none. Apply by August 15 and you will 
be able to use the FACEP designation following 
your induction at the Convocation during ACEP's 
Scientific Assembly (SA) the last weekend of 
September. All newly elected FACEPs will also 
receive an official Fellow certificate after ACEP’s 
Scientific Assembly.
APPLY NOW and take full advantage of your ACEP 
membership and receive the recognition you 
deserve!
Elizabeth Barrall Werley, MD, FACEP 
Immediate Past President, Pennsylvania College  
of Emergency Physicians
Congratulations to ACEP's Newest 
Fellows from Pennsylvania!
• Jennifer Jozefick, DO, FACEP
• Melody Milliron, DO, FACOEP, FACEP
• Joseph Pietropaoli, MD, FACEP
To learn more visit: https://www.acep.org/acep-membership/membership/join-acep/fellow-status
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