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Support PACEP Legislative Efforts - Contribute to PEP-PAC




You’ve heard it before from PACEP and you’ll hear it again: your individual support is crucial. It matters. By contributing a fraction of your hard-earned dollars to our Pennsylvania Emergency Physicians’ Political Action Committee (PEP-PAC) you keep emergency medicine at the table and part of the conversation! Issues important to our profession are discussed and legislated by people who don't know our patients or practice as well as we do.
CONTRIBUTE TODAY!
What is PEP-PAC?
The Pennsylvania Emergency Physicians Political Action Committee has been used to represent the interests of emergency medicine in the state capitol for years. It is designed to raise money that we strategically use to benefit our patients and promote our agenda in a bipartisan way.

How does it work?
Physicians and like-minded parties make donations to PEP-PAC. PACEP and our lobbying firm use this money to support our advocacy priorities.  At its core, lobbying is a means of educating legislators about issues affecting us. These issues have a real, tangible impact on our profession and patients. We use PEP-PAC funds to engage with legislators regarding ED overcrowding, mental health, opioid legislation, nurse practitioner scope of practice, non-compete contracts, the role of private equity in healthcare, medical malpractice reform and so many more issues that impact us every shift.

Who do we support?
PEP-PAC is proud to be bipartisan! We support both Democrats and Republicans. We realize that healthcare should be a bipartisan issue and commonly ask both sides of the aisle for support on our issues.

We can't do it without you!
In the emergency department, doing what is right for our patients is a difficult and sometimes thankless endeavor. In legislative and regulatory circles, our obligation to advocate for our patients and our specialty can be even more challenging, requiring us to engage with stakeholders with different interests and perspectives. To be effective advocates, we continue to engage with elected representatives and their staff, of all political parties and philosophies, in discourse and discussions about the important issues that impact emergency physicians and our patients. Now more than ever, it is imperative that PACEP lead productive and positive conversations, at the bedside and in Harrisburg. Thank you for your continued support. Please email exec@pacep.net with any questions or concerns.

 

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  • About Us
    • About PACEP
    • Governance
    • Leadership Fellowship
    • Committees
    • Medical Student Council
    • ACEP Councillors
    • Awards
    • PACEP Past Presidents
    • 50th Anniversary Video
  • PACEP Education
    • Scientific Assembly
    • Spivey/CPC/Case Conference/Image Gallery
    • Residents Days
    • Train in PA Grant
  • Advocacy
    • PACEP Hill Day
    • Designed to Achieve Results
    • Advocacy Priorities
    • Legislative ED Visits
    • PEP-PAC
  • PACEP News
    • Newletters
    • Advertising Information
  • EMS
    • Psychiatric Transfer
  • Wellness
    • Wellness Champions
    • Eating Well
  • Calendar of Events
  • Contact Us