Rebecca Smith-Coggins MD

Dr. Ryan Ribeira is a Clinical Assistant Professor specializing in Emergency Medicine at Stanford University, where he also serves as the Medical Director of the Stanford Adult Emergency Department. His extensive education includes a fellowship at Stanford and a residency in Emergency Medicine, along with a background in healthcare policy and management from Harvard University. Dr. Ribeira has contributed significantly to the field through various publications focused on operational efficiency in emergency departments and the impact of telemedicine, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. He holds multiple leadership positions, including roles on the boards of several medical organizations, reflecting his commitment to advancing emergency care and healthcare policy. Generated from the website

Sarah R. Williams, MD, MHPE, PCC, BCC is a Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine and a professional coach. She is a national leader in medical education and coaching and leads our institution-wide coaching initiative to democratize the availability of quality coaching in medical education (COACHME@Stanford: https://med.stanford.edu/content/sm/coachme.html). This program is now available to faculty at Stanford and beyond who seek to integrate the powerful tool of coaching into their impactful roles in medical education.

Leader in Trauma Care and Emergency Medicine The Marc and Laura Andreessen Adult Emergency Department is staffed by board-certified emergency medicine doctors. Many have been recognized nationally and internationally for their clinical care, teaching, research, humanitarian efforts, and contributions to advancing the specialty of emergency medicine. Our staff includes professors from the Stanford School of Medicine. These dedicated professionals leverage subspecialized expertise that covers cardiovascular health, diagnostic ultrasound, wilderness medicine, public health, international medicine, and more to provide you and your family with unsurpassed care.