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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.
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What is PEP-PAC?

The Pennsylvania Emergency Physicians Political Action Committee has been used to represent our interests in the state capitol for years. It is designed to raise money that we will use strategically to benefit our patients and promote our agenda.

How does it work?
Physicians and interested parties make donations to PEP-PAC. PACEP and our lobbying firm, Milliron and Goodman, use this money to support our advocacy priorities.  We use it to attend fundraisers, breakfasts, and luncheons for legislators. We make campaign contributions. We use it to develop relationships that we will need in the future. We use it to discuss our issues such as balance billing, opioid reform, hospital regulations update, mental healthcare, independent practice of nurse practitioners, to name a few. We use it to say thank you for supporting emergency medicine and our patients in the legislature.

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

 

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  • About Us
    • About PACEP
    • Governance
    • ACEP Councillors
    • Committees
    • Endorsed Resources
    • Awards
  • PACEP Education
    • Scientific Assembly
    • Leadership Fellowship
    • Ultrasound Course
    • Spivey/CPC
    • Residents Days
    • Other CME Activities
    • Virtual Exhibit Hall
  • Advocacy
    • Current Issues
    • Opioid Resources
    • PACEP 911
    • Legislative ED Visits
    • Events
  • PACEP News
    • Newletters
    • Advertising Information
  • Job Bank
  • Wellness Committee
  • Contact Us