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EMRA Medical Student Workshop Day | ACEP 2024

Saturday, September 28, 9am - 12pm PT

Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nevada

Join EMRA for an exciting day of hands-on medical student workshops on Saturday, September 28, from 9am - 12pm PT at the Mandalay Bay.

Sign up for one-hour sessions led by current emergency medicine residents and faculty.

Sign up for one of our time slots and join our hands on Ultrasound, Airway, and Patient Presentation workshops.

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Interested in getting some free EMRA swag? Sign up to model for our Ultrasound workshop!

Model Sign Up here! 

Are you a resident and want to volunteer to help lead one of our workshops?

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