Emergency Education Nights: Webinar series for health care providers

Free virtual education sessions for prehospital and emergency care providers at all levels.

About the series

Emergency Education monthly webinar

Join UW Health faculty physicians who will provide expert training on best practices for emergency situations you may encounter in your daily practice.

Monthly webinars cover:

  • Disease diagnosis, treatment, and management of complex emergencies with major emphasis at pre-hospital 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 of charge and available to health care providers. One (1) hour of continuous medical education (CME) is provided when you attend the live session.

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.

Additional resources

Upcoming sessions

Join us each month

Education sessions are held virtually using Webex on the third Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. CST.

Please register using the links below. Please register in advance to allow time to receive the webinar link and login information via email.

For questions about the Emergency Education Night webinar series, or if you like a particular case to be presented or discussed by the lecturer in any of the sessions, please contact the EMS Outreach Coordination via email at floyo@uwhealth.org

2024 Emergency Education Nights

  • May 15: Psych emergencies

  • June 19: Trauma review

  • July 17: ECPR

  • Aug. 21: Respiratory emergencies

  • Sept. 18: Pediatric trauma

  • Oct. 16: STEMI

  • Nov. 20: Frostbite and special burns

  • Dec. 18: Toxicologic emergencies

You can register for multiple sessions using this link

Subscribe to monthly reminders

Past presentations

Watch Emergency Education Night videos