Elizabeth T Stulpin, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine
Department: Emergency Medicine
Contact information
Emory University School of Medicine
Department of Emergency Medicine
531 Asbury Circle, Annex Building
Suite N340
Atlanta, GA 30322
Department of Emergency Medicine
531 Asbury Circle, Annex Building
Suite N340
Atlanta, GA 30322
Office: 610-574-3070
Fax: 404-778-2630
Fax: 404-778-2630
Education:
BA (Health & Societies)
University of Pennsylvania, 2014.
MD (Medicine)
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson, 2019.
CT (Education Theory and Teaching (Certificate))
Northwestern University, 2023.
MS (Education for Health Professionals)
Johns Hopkins University, 2025.
Permanent linkBA (Health & Societies)
University of Pennsylvania, 2014.
MD (Medicine)
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson, 2019.
CT (Education Theory and Teaching (Certificate))
Northwestern University, 2023.
MS (Education for Health Professionals)
Johns Hopkins University, 2025.
Selected Publications
Loke D, Green K, Wessling E, Stulpin E, Fant A.: Clinicians’ Insights on Emergency Department Boarding on Burnout and Patient Care: An Explanatory Mixed-Methods Study Evaluating Patient Care and clinician Well-Being. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety 49(12): 663-670, Dec 2023.Rogers A, Loke D, Leibowitz M, Stulpin E, McCarthy M, Salzman D.: Development of a Rigorously Designed Procedural Checklist for Emergent Cricothyrotomy for Assessment of Emergency Medicine Resident Performance. Western Journal of Emergency Medicine 23(4): S7-S8, Aug 2022.
Rogers A, Loke D, Leibowitz M, Stulpin E, McCarthy M, Salzman D.: Development of a Rigorously Designed Procedural Checklist for Emergent Cricothyrotomy for Assessment of Emergency Medicine Resident Performance. Western Journal of Emergency Medicine 23(4): S7-S8, Aug 2022.
Wessling E, Loke D, Green K, Stulpin E, Fant A.: The effects of emergency department boarding on patientcare, provider wellness, and workplace violence. Academic Emergency Medicine 29(S1): S264, May 2022.
Wessling E, Loke D, Green K, Stulpin E, Fant A.: The effects of emergency department boarding on patient care, provider wellness, and workplace violence. Academic Emergency Medicine 29(S1): S264, May 2022.