Emergency Medicine Performance Program

EMPP.

Emergency Physician Performance. Department-Level Impact.

A three-day resuscitation intensive for emergency physicians combining high-acuity simulation, deliberate practice, and structured performance standards to strengthen execution in critical care.

3 Full Training Days
24 Mainpro+ Credits
12 Physicians Per Cohort
The Overview

Built Around High-Acuity Performance.

The Emergency Medicine Performance Program (EMPP) is a three-day, on-site resuscitation intensive designed for emergency physicians.

EMPP strengthens how physicians prepare, decide, and execute during the most critical moments in emergency medicine.

It sharpens execution in areas such as:

  • Hemodynamic optimization in the unstable patient
  • Structured airway management
  • Deliberate vasopressor strategy
  • Logical oxygen and ventilation escalation
  • Integrated point-of-care ultrasound decision-making
  • High-risk core emergency procedures (intubation, central line insertion, chest tube insertion, and more)
  • Clear, structured leadership under pressure

These capabilities translate across shock, respiratory failure, trauma, cardiac arrest, and pediatric resuscitation.

Program Details

Duration
3 Days (consecutively or over 6 months)
Location
Delivered in your hospital
Accreditation
Up to 24 Mainpro+ Certified Assessment Credits and 24 Mainpro+ Certified Activity Credits
Participants
Up to 12 Emergency Physicians
Cost
Contact us for pricing
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Curriculum Overview

Three Days. One Standard.

Each day combines Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice (RCDP) with hands-on skills stations. The format is consistent: half the day in simulation, half in procedural skills.

What is RCDP?

Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice (RCDP) is a high-intensity simulation method where participants run through short, focused resuscitation scenarios repeatedly — pausing briefly for targeted feedback, then immediately restarting. Unlike traditional simulation, RCDP compresses the feedback loop: errors are corrected in real time, and the same scenario is rehearsed until the correct response becomes automatic. The result is faster skill consolidation and more durable performance under pressure.

Day 01

Foundation and Standardization

Day 1 establishes the resuscitation performance standard within your emergency department. Faculty demonstrate a modeled resuscitation, then participants move into high-repetition RCDP focused on early stabilization decisions, oxygen and ventilation escalation, induction sequencing, and clear role assignment.

By end of Day 1, participants share a defined approach to airway preparation, shock management, oxygen escalation, and leadership under pressure.
RCDP High-repetition resuscitation simulation: airway preparation, hemodynamic optimization, vasopressor readiness, leadership clarity
Skills Endotracheal intubation, BVM technique, RSI preparation, RUSH POCUS exam, oxygen escalation decision-making
Day 02

Escalation and Clinical Precision

Day 2 increases physiologic complexity and decision nuance. Participants manage evolving cases where timing, escalation, and diagnostic clarity determine outcomes. A dedicated pediatric resuscitation focus covers airway strategy in children and team leadership in pediatric crises.

By end of Day 2, physicians demonstrate greater precision in escalation decisions and improved confidence across both adult and pediatric resuscitations.
RCDP Escalating adult and pediatric resuscitation scenarios: recognizing early failure, adjusting strategy, integrating ultrasound findings
Skills Ultrasound-guided central venous access, chest tube insertion, pediatric airway management
Day 03

Integrated Performance

Day 3 integrates all performance domains into immersive, start-to-finish resuscitations. Participants lead complex cases requiring coordinated airway management, hemodynamic strategy, vasopressor discipline, ultrasound-driven decision-making, and decisive escalation. Scenarios reflect real emergency department dynamics.

By end of Day 3, all skills and leadership behaviors transfer directly into clinical practice.
EMPP Certification

A Designation That Reflects Demonstrated Performance.

EMPP is a performance-recognized intensive. Upon successful completion, participants earn the designation of:

EMPP Certified Emergency Physician

Certification is awarded to physicians who complete all three days and engage fully with the defined resuscitation performance standards throughout the program.

EMPP certification signals that your emergency physicians have demonstrated structured, high-acuity resuscitation performance under pressure.

Certification Covers Performance In

  • Airway preparation and execution
  • Hemodynamic optimization
  • Vasopressor initiation and titration
  • Oxygen and ventilation escalation
  • Effective POCUS integration
  • Structured leadership under pressure
Department and Physician Impact

Who EMPP Is For.

Designed for hospitals that want to raise the standard, and physicians who want to perform at it.

For Hospitals

Elevate Your Department.

Hospitals that implement EMPP demonstrate a commitment to deliberate, high-level resuscitation care across their physician group.

  • Investment in advanced resuscitation training
  • Defined high-acuity execution standards
  • Commitment to physician performance
  • A culture of deliberate clinical excellence
For Physicians

Build the Capability to Lead.

EMPP builds demonstrated capability in the cognitive and technical execution required to lead resuscitations with confidence and precision.

  • Structured leadership during high-acuity resuscitations
  • Hemodynamic preparation prior to critical interventions
  • Disciplined vasopressor initiation and titration
  • Logical oxygen and ventilation escalation
  • Real-time integration of POCUS into unstable patient management
  • Competent execution of high-risk core emergency procedures
Core Procedural Competencies

Hands-On. High-Stakes. Reinforced.

Core procedural competencies reinforced during EMPP include the full range of skills required to execute in the most critical emergency presentations.

  • Endotracheal intubation
  • Chest tube insertion
  • Ultrasound-guided central venous access
  • Pediatric airway management
  • POCUS in shock, trauma, and respiratory failure
  • Vasopressor initiation and titration
  • RSI preparation and induction sequencing
  • Resuscitation team leadership
Ready to Get Started

Elevate Resuscitation Performance in Your Department.

Invest in your physicians to build a culture of deliberate resuscitation excellence that extends beyond a single training event.

Delivered on-site at your hospital. Up to 12 emergency physicians per cohort.