Author hub
Dr. Chet Shermer leads Global MedOps Command to help emergency physicians, EMS teams, and operational medical leaders strengthen clinical judgment, adopt AI responsibly, and train for high-stakes decisions.
Board-Certified Emergency Physician (ABEM) · FACEP · Professor of Emergency Medicine · HEMS and Critical Care Transport Medical Director · Colonel and State Surgeon, Mississippi Army National Guard
Through courses, simulation platforms, books, and practical resources, he translates frontline emergency medicine, transport, and military leadership experience into tools clinicians can use immediately.
This author hub connects Dr. Shermer's background to the emergency-medicine AI articles, simulation platforms, and education pathways across Global MedOps Command, so you can see the clinical experience behind the work.
AI in Emergency Medicine
General-purpose AI can surface drug-interaction questions, but it cannot replace medication reconciliation, an approved reference, or pharmacist and physician judgment in the ED.
AI in Emergency Medicine
An ED AI outage is a clinical transition, not only an IT incident. Use five tests to recognize failure, switch to a safe fallback, reconcile the record, and train the team before the next shift depends on it.
AI in Emergency Medicine
A vendor demo is not evidence that an AI tool will work in your emergency department. Here is the evidence packet and local stop rule to require before go-live.
AI Risk & Governance
A practical ED playbook for tracking AI changes, detecting model drift, and building a rollback plan before patient safety is at risk.
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