Hey folks, I'm Scott Weingart and this is the MCRIT podcast.

Today on the podcast, a ultra-friendly debate on ED pharmacists in the emergency department.

And just as a quick foreshadowing so you don't get your hackles up, I love ED pharmacists in the

emergency department. I love ED pharmacists in the critical care units, but today we'll be looking specifically

at emergency medicine.

And to do this debate, I have probably the perfect guest, Megan Wreck, and she'll introduce

herself, but she is brilliant, and she is actually now at the national level doing advocacy

and representation for ED pharmacists.

So I couldn't find a better guest.

And I think you're going to like it.

Now, I'm super curious to hear what you think.

So please, after listening, go to the webpage and put in your comments because I want to know what you think about the issues raised in this episode.

Let's get right to it. So we always start with the same question. Who are you? And what do you do?

Hi, my name is Megan Wreck, and I'm an emergency medicine pharmacist and research health scientist.

Absolutely. And Megan, you're a frequent commenter on MRAP. You have been on with me there before. I've enjoyed working with you.

And you also have a role, I think, at a larger nationwide level. Why don't you tell them what you're

doing with the group inside SEM now? Yes. Thank you, Scott. I am the inaugural president of AMP.

It's the Academy of Emergency Medicine Pharmacists. We are the latest and

fastest growing academy within SAEM. All right. So that means you're not just commenting personally.

You don't represent that group on this podcast, but it does mean that you have numerous people you've

spoken to at a nationwide level, that you are really, I think, on the pulse

of what's going on with ED pharmacy. Is that fair? I think that would be accurate.

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