Einstein Physician Cited as “Hero of Emergency Medicine”
Director of Emergency Medicine Residency Program Honored by Peers
Philadelphia, PA, June 12. 2008 ─ Albert Einstein Healthcare Network is proud to announce Douglas McGee, DO, FACEP, director of Einstein’s emergency medicine residency program, has been named a “Hero of Emergency Medicine” by the American
College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP).
The “Heroes” campaign, which is part of ACEP’s 40th anniversary, recognizes emergency physicians who have made significant contributions to emergency medicine, their communities
and their patients.
“Emergency physicians are on the front lines of America’s health care system, providing the essential community service of
emergency care,” said ACEP President Linda L. Lawrence, MD. “The dedication, passion and commitment Dr. McGee has shown embodies
the vision of ACEP’s founders and the ideals of our specialty.”
“I am honored and humbled by this acknowledgement,” said Dr. McGee. “I hope this honor will inspire others to rededicate themselves
to saving even more lives and to improving emergency care for the next 40 years.”
During his career, Dr. McGee, who is also assistant dean at Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University, has
brought the best in medical expertise, professional character and willingness to educate his residents, the ACEP said. Dr.
McGee is a past board member and president of Pennsylvania ACEP and continues to be involved in chapter activities.
CONTACT: Alexis Moore
Communications Director
215-456-6734
mooreal@einstein.edu
Publish date: June 12, 2008
