About the series
Emergency Education Night webinar series
Join us for an engaging, year-long program for EMS and health care professionals. In 2025 we’re adding four special sessions — one each quarter — to explore advanced topics.
Gain lifesaving insights and practical strategies from top experts, covering everything from mass casualty management to advanced trauma care. Stay at the forefront of emergency care—at no cost.
Webinars cover topics including:
Disease diagnosis, treatment and management of complex emergencies with major emphasis at prehospital level
Common concerns and caregiving options
Case studies and interactive discussions
New research and developments in the most common pathologies you will observe in your daily practice
Registration is free and available to health care providers.
Earn one hour of continuing education unit (CEU) with every live session, eligible for both state and NREMT recertification.
We strongly encourage participation of prehospital providers of all levels, also emergency department RNs and advanced practice providers (PAs, NPs). Physicians and students are also welcome.
Upcoming sessions
Join us each month
Education sessions are held virtually using Teams on Wednesdays throughout the year at 6 p.m. CST.
Looking ahead: To meet growing interest and expand access to educational programming, Emergency Education Night plans to increase the number of educational opportunities in 2027 to a total of 20 sessions.
Continuing education credits
Earn CEUs
Emergency Education Night is proud to offer continuing education opportunities for EMS and emergency care professionals through our partnership with the University of Wisconsin Interprofessional Continuing Education Partnership and through the Commission on Accreditation for Prehospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) institutional accreditation that we achieved on January 2026.
CAPCE accreditation is an important milestone for the series. For prehospital providers, it means eligible live Emergency Education Night sessions can provide nationally recognized EMS continuing education credit that supports professional development, licensure needs, and ongoing clinical growth.
For UW Health, it reflects our commitment to high quality, accountable, and accessible EMS education that connects field providers, emergency departments, specialty teams, and hospital partners.
At this time, CAPCE credit is available only for attendance at live Emergency Education Night sessions. We are actively working to expand CAPCE credit opportunities to recorded sessions in the future.
How to access recordings
Visit our dedicated series page on the ICEP site: Emergency Education Night Webinar Series Online
For 2025 episodes: Emergency Education Night Webinar Series Online-2025
For 2026 episodes: Emergency Education Night Webinar Series Online-2026
Select any available episode from the growing list of approved sessions.
Watch the full recording.
Complete the brief post session assessment to receive your certificate of completion and any applicable CE credit.
All of our educational offerings are free of charge.
Past presentations
Watch older Emergency Education Night videos
You can view past webinar sessions. Note, the following do not include CEU.
2024
Jan. 17 - Sepsis: Dr. Bryce Taylor
Feb. 21 - Farm-related emergencies and trauma: Dr. Michael Abernathy
March 20 - Neurological emergencies: Dr. Marin Darsie
April 17 - Burns update: Dr. Lee Faucher
May 15 - Psychiatric emergencies: Dr. Alyssandra Abrenica, Dr. Mika Galiher and Dr. Marc Kalin
June 17 - Trauma review: Dr. Joshua Gauger
July 17 - eCPR: Dr. Brittney Bernadoni
Aug. 21 - Respiratory emergencies: Dr. Craig Tschautscher
Sept. 18 - Pediatric traumatic resuscitation: Dr. Adam Brinkman
Oct. 2 - Special edition: Obstetrical emergencies: Dr. Michael Beninati
Oct. 16 - STEMI Review: Dr. Amish Raval
Nov. 20 - Current management of frostbite and special burns: Dr. Angela Gibson
Dec. 18 - Toxicologic emergencies: Dr. Andrew Cathers
Season statistics
Who is joining our sessions
Emergency Education Night continues to grow as a regional learning space for EMS and emergency care professionals. Since launching in 2023, the series has grown from 930 participants to 1,898 participants in 2025, more than doubling its reach, with more than 80 percent returning attendees. This reflects not only continued interest, but trust in the value and consistency of the program.
Prehospital providers remain the heart of our audience, representing the majority of attendees. The series also continues to engage nurses, advanced practice providers, physicians, pharmacists, educators, specialty team members, and other healthcare professionals involved in emergency care.
Participants have joined from across Wisconsin, northern Illinois, the Midwest, other states, and international locations. This expanding reach reflects the shared need for accessible emergency care education that connects field providers, hospital teams, and specialty services.