Managing Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Practical Guide for Emergency Clinicians

Picture this: your next patient is a 35-year-old female presenting to the ED with pelvic pain. You biopsy the chart—this is the fifth visit this month. Over the past six months, she’s been coming in two to three times per month with the same chief complaint. She’s had all the tests you’ve ever heard of, some you haven’t heard of, and enough CT scans that you expect she might glow in the dark a little. Yet nothing definite has been found....

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A Dive into Wilderness Medicine

Outdoor recreation has exploded in popularity over the last five years. Today, more than 55% of the U.S. population ages six and up participate in activities like hiking, biking, camping, and climbing. While that’s great news for our collective well-being, more people in the wild also means more people getting injured or sick in the wild. So, who helps when things go sideways far away from civilization? Enter the specialty of Wilderness...

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Why Would I Do That? Postgraduate Emergency Medicine Training for PAs

Are you captivated by the adrenaline-filled environment of emergency medicine (EM)? You’re not alone. EM attracts 12.5% of PAs, making it a popular choice among advanced practice providers. But how do you get started in such a fast-paced, varied, and occasionally high-stakes practice environment? 

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