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Dr. Elizabeth Raphael is a Clinical Associate Professor specializing in Emergency Medicine at the Marc and Laura Andreessen Adult Emergency Department in Palo Alto, California. She is board-certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and has extensive training from Wayne State University School of Medicine and Detroit Receiving Hospital. Stanford Health Care operates as an independent nonprofit organization, providing a range of medical services through affiliated facilities. The physicians at these locations are not employees of Stanford Health Care but are faculty, foundation, or community physicians who maintain their own practices while being affiliated with the organization. Generated from the website

Dr. Kimberly Schertzer is a Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, specializing in emergency medical education and simulation training. With a robust academic background, including a Master's degree in Healthcare Simulation from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and board certification from the American Board of Emergency Medicine, she is dedicated to advancing the field through innovative teaching and research. Dr. Schertzer has received multiple awards for her contributions to medical education, including the Bedside Teaching Award and the Outstanding Educator Award from Stanford's Department of Emergency Medicine. Her extensive research focuses on improving emergency care practices and patient safety through simulation-based training and educational methodologies. Generated from the website

Phillip M. Harter, MD, is an Associate Professor (Teaching) of Emergency Medicine - Emeritus at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He completed his medical education and residency in Chicago, where he began his career in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and disaster management. In 1989 he came to Stanford to teach emergency medicine and procedures to medical students, participate in the development of a new residency program in emergency medicine and to work as the medical director for EMS for Santa Clara County. In this capacity he was involved in statewide EMS initiatives and disaster planning, and served as president of the EMS Medical Directors Association of California. During this time, Dr.