Bryan Wilson, MD

FAEMS, @mystlukes EMS Fellowship Director, @CooperEMed trained EMS Physician. Eagle Scout, @alphasigs Board, Assoc Prof of EM 🏳️‍🌈

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@GalacticaGay314 👀

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@GalacticaGay314 I volunteer as tribute 😉

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@eeyanmiller Congrats Ian!! That’s awesome!

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@GalacticaGay314 😢

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@_2th_fairy Absolutely not. Go with your friend and her family and celebrate your accomplishment! Congrats!!

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@eeyanmiller Definitely not old!!

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@lasOH_nick Wait, you mean there’s more to nyc?! 😱

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@GalacticaGay314 Gladly! Just say when!

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@NavyStrang Agreed…. Don’t even know where to start

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

THIS! The attack of science and healthcare has already been too much to handle. This is adding insult to injury. The Surgeon General needs to be a competent, licensed, board certified physician! I’ve written to my senators to oppose the nomination. Will you?

[Jerome Adams @JeromeAdamsMD]

Many of my Republican colleagues champion “merit” - meeting basic standards for a job.
The Surgeon General MUST be a member of the USPHS Commissioned Corps. To serve as a physician in the Corps, you MUST hold an active medical license.

I -and every prior SG- was held to that standard.

If the administration lowers (or creates a back door around) those standards, and the Senate confirms Casey Means (who has let her license go inactive and didn't complete residency), they undermine every argument they've made about merit, standards, and opposing “DEI” shortcuts. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@eeyanmiller Where I sign up? 🙋🏼‍♂️

[National EMS Quality Alliance (NEMSQA) @QualityEms]

NEMSQA develops evidence-based quality measures that improve patient outcomes and support EMS professionals. Better collaboration leads to better care.

[National EMS Quality Alliance (NEMSQA) @QualityEms]

A snapshot from last week’s NEMSQA Board of Directors meeting, with members of the H&H EMS Solutions team joining the conversation. Productive time connecting, sharing perspective, and continuing the work of supporting EMS quality.

[National EMS Quality Alliance (NEMSQA) @QualityEms]

Big News! NEMSQA has partnered with H&H EMS Solutions to expand our capacity and better support EMS quality improvement. Our mission and member focus remain the same.

[National EMS Quality Alliance (NEMSQA) @QualityEms]

Quality helps EMS learn from every call and improve the next one. That is the work of NEMSQA.

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@GalacticaGay314 Let me know if you’re ever in PA…

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

@AnthonyMKreis …I just can’t believe this is reality.

[IDSA @IDSAInfo]

The ACIP decision to discontinue the recommendation for a universal hepatitis B birth dose vaccine will cause harm.

As the federal government continues to fail children's health, families can rely on our nation's physicians to continue to put children's health first.

[Bryan Wilson, MD @EMBryanWilson]

Decisions have consequences, sir. As a physician, you know this already. Don’t pretend to be surprised by this THEY TOLD YOU THIS WAS THE PLAN FROM
THE START!

[U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. @SenBillCassidy]

As a liver doctor who has treated patients with hepatitis B for decades, this change to the vaccine schedule is a mistake. The hepatitis B vaccine is safe and effective. The birth dose is a recommendation, NOT a mandate.

Before the birth dose was recommended, 20,000 newborns a year were infected with hepatitis B. Now, it’s fewer than 20. Ending the recommendation for newborns makes it more likely the number of cases will begin to increase again. This makes America sicker.

Acting CDC Director O’Neill should not sign these new recommendations and instead retain the current, evidence-based approach.

[SCOTUSblog @SCOTUSblog]

The Supreme Court on Tuesday was sympathetic to a group of faith-based pregnancy centers in their quest to challenge New Jersey’s demand for information about the group’s fundraising practices in federal court.

https://t.co/Ya8mIhy0Yg