Emergency Medicine • AI Strategy • Clinical Operations
Physician-led emergency medicine AI education for clinicians who need practical next steps: evaluate AI tools safely, protect clinical judgment, improve ED workflow, and choose the right course, simulation, book, or resource.
Board-Certified Emergency Physician (ABEM) · FACEP · 25+ Years Clinical EM · Professor of Emergency Medicine · HEMS & Critical Care Transport Medical Director · Colonel & State Surgeon, Mississippi Army National Guard · Telehealth Medical Director
Now Accredited for 4.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ (CME) · 4.0 ANCC Contact Hours · 4.0 AAPA Category 1 CME Credits — May Be Eligible for Hospital CME Reimbursement.
Command Hub
New here? Start with the free guide for a fast orientation, move into the flagship course for the full physician-led framework, and use simulation or books when you need deeper team training or operational support.
Step 1
Free Guide
Start with the free guide when you want a quick, practical introduction to safe emergency medicine AI adoption.
Step 2
Flagship 4-Hr CME Course
Choose the flagship course when you want the full physician-led framework for evaluating and using AI in real clinical work.
Step 3
Simulation & Books
Move into simulation and books when you need team training, repetition, and field-ready operational references.
4.0 Hours CME Accredited
The flagship 4.0-hour CME course for physicians and clinical leaders who want a practical framework for evaluating, adopting, and supervising AI in emergency care. Includes a maximum of 4.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 4.0 ANCC contact hours, and 4.0 AAPA Category 1 CME credits.
Explore EM-Sim, EMS-MedSim, and MilMedSim through scenario-driven training designed for emergency, prehospital, and operational medicine learners.
Browse practical books, guides, and field-ready references covering observation medicine, emergency workflow, AI strategy, and clinician resilience.
Need a speaker or consulting support?
Book speaking, workshops, webinars, or advisory support through the tailored inquiry form.
Latest physician-led articles
Practical, physician-led writing on AI in emergency medicine — or browse the full blog for the latest on clinical operations, simulation, and leadership.
AI in Emergency Medicine
November 5, 2026 · Chester Shermer, MD, FACEP
AI triage tools move PE-positive CT pulmonary angiograms up the radiologist's list. What the evidence shows about accuracy, wait times and downstream care, and how to act on the notice.
AI in Emergency Medicine
November 1, 2026 · Chester Shermer, MD, FACEP
CoDE-ACS and MI3 turn troponin and clinical data into an MI probability. What the validation numbers show, where they beat the 0/1-hour pathway, and the assay catch.
Leadership
October 29, 2026 · Chester Shermer, MD, FACEP
Many clinicians involved in an adverse event carry symptoms afterward, and few say their organization helped. What the second-victim evidence shows and how an ED builds a peer support pathway before it needs one.
AI in Emergency Medicine
October 25, 2026 · Chester Shermer, MD, FACEP
GPT-4 did not improve physician diagnosis in one randomized trial, improved management reasoning in another, and stumbled on raw ED data. How to use a chatbot on shift.
AI in Emergency Medicine
October 22, 2026 · Chester Shermer, MD, FACEP
AI intracranial hemorrhage tools move urgent head CTs up the worklist. Real-world data show they miss many subacute, chronic and small bleeds, flag falsely when bleeds are rare, and did not speed reads in a prospective study.
AI in Emergency Medicine
October 18, 2026 · Chester Shermer, MD, FACEP
Automated LVO detection cut door-to-groin time by 11 minutes in a randomized trial, but it misses a meaningful share of occlusions. Here is how emergency physicians should use the alert.
Insights hub
Field-tested articles on AI, emergency medicine operations, clinical decision support, HEMS, simulation, and physician resilience.
Every article lives in one library: practical commentary, operational lessons, and emerging AI topics that build on our courses and training.
Featured videos
These short videos give visitors a fast introduction to the emergency-medicine AI perspective, clinical realism, and practical teaching style behind Global MedOps Command without adding excessive page length.
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A concise physician-led perspective on why emergency physicians remain essential even as AI tools improve.
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A practical look at the workflows where AI can help emergency physicians today without replacing bedside judgment.
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A realistic briefing on the limits AI still has in emergency care and why clinical oversight remains critical.
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