 2022“When things aren’t what they seem” Mark Sutter, MD Medical Toxicologist Office of Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction US Department of Homeland Security |
 2021“Burned Out: Aw(e)” Robert Muelleman, MD Professor of Emergency Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine University of Nebraska Medical Center |
 May 9, 2019“Everyday Leadership: Secrets of Great Minds through the Ages” Amal Mattu MD Professor and Vice Chairman of Emergency Medicine University of Maryland School of Medicine |
 April 5, 2018“Serendipity. A Persian Fairy Tale: Wonderful Things You Weren’t Looking For” Judith Tintinalli MD MS Professor and Chairman Emeritus Department of Emergency Medicine University of North Carolina School of Medicine |
 May 25, 2017“Improvised Medicine” Eric A Weiss MD FACEP Professor of Emergency Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine |
 May 26, 2016“Balance for the Unbalanced” Sandy Schneider MD Professor of Emergency Medicine, Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine Director, EM Practice, American College of Emergency Physicians Attending Physician, John Peter Smith Hospital |
 April 30, 2015“Ebola 2014—The Timeline and Impact of Interventions in Liberia” Thomas D Kirsch MD MPH Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the Bloomberg School of Public Health Director, Center for Refugee and Disaster Response |
 May 22, 2014“Over-Diagnosis: A Modern Epidemic” Jerome R Hoffman MD MA Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Emergency Medicine UCLA School of Medicine |
 May 3, 2013“Reflections on Emergency Medicine” Peter Rosen MD FACS, FACEP, FAAEM Senior Lecturer on Medicine, Harvard Medical School |
 May 31, 2012“The Past, Present, and Future of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation” Ray Fowler MD FACEP Professor or Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Health Professions, and Emergency Medical Education Chief of EMS Operations Co-Chief in the section on EMS, Disaster Medicine, and Homeland Security The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Attending Emergency Medicine Faculty, Parkland Memorial Hospital |
 May 5, 2011“Black Swans and Wicked Problems: Dealing with Risk in the Modern World” Alexander G Garza MD MPH Assistant Secretary for Health Affairs and Chief Medical Officer for the Department of Homeland Security |
 September 23, 2010“Lessons From Patient Safety” Karen Crosby MD Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine Cook County (Stroger) Hospital, Rush Medical School Chicago, Illinois |
 May 7, 2009“Physician Burnout” Joseph F Waeckerle MD Chief Medical Officer, Office of Homeland Security, State of Missouri Medical Officer, Kansas City Division of the FBI, Kansas City, Missouri |
 May 15, 2008“Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Infections” Gregory Moran MD Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine UCLA School of Medicine Los Angeles, California |
 November 21, 2006“Lessons from the Founders of Emergency Medicine: Patient Care and Beyond” Robert McNamara MD Professor and Chair of Emergency Medicine Temple University School of Medicine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |