Martin Casey, MD, MPH
Member-at-Large University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Candidate Statement
Dr. Martin F. Casey is seeking a Member-at-Large position on the Academy of Geriatric Emergency Medicine (AGEM) Executive Committee to actively contribute to the advancement of geriatric-focused emergency care. With a foundation in emergency medicine research, clinical expertise, and an ongoing commitment to deprescribing inappropriate medications for older adults, Dr. Casey believes this role aligns well with both professional goals and personal dedication to enhancing emergency care for aging populations.
Dr. Casey's current research, supported by the National Institute on Aging, the US Deprescribing Research Network, and others, addresses the unique medication safety challenges faced by older adults in emergency settings. This background has equipped Dr. Casey with a clear understanding of the unmet needs in geriatric emergency medicine and the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration, advocacy, and education in building a safer, more inclusive healthcare environment for older adults.
Serving as Member-at-Large would allow Dr. Casey to bring a fresh perspective to the Executive Committee, focusing on advancing AGEM’s mission of improving geriatric care through initiatives that prioritize safe prescribing, evidence-based interventions, and best practices for emergency clinicians. Dr. Casey is especially committed to amplifying AGEM’s impact through education, such as expanding didactic offerings, fostering mentorship for early-career professionals, and engaging in policy advocacy to promote geriatric-focused initiatives. This role represents a meaningful opportunity for Dr. Casey to help shape the future of geriatric emergency medicine and drive impactful change for a vulnerable patient population.
Dr. Casey's current research, supported by the National Institute on Aging, the US Deprescribing Research Network, and others, addresses the unique medication safety challenges faced by older adults in emergency settings. This background has equipped Dr. Casey with a clear understanding of the unmet needs in geriatric emergency medicine and the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration, advocacy, and education in building a safer, more inclusive healthcare environment for older adults.
Serving as Member-at-Large would allow Dr. Casey to bring a fresh perspective to the Executive Committee, focusing on advancing AGEM’s mission of improving geriatric care through initiatives that prioritize safe prescribing, evidence-based interventions, and best practices for emergency clinicians. Dr. Casey is especially committed to amplifying AGEM’s impact through education, such as expanding didactic offerings, fostering mentorship for early-career professionals, and engaging in policy advocacy to promote geriatric-focused initiatives. This role represents a meaningful opportunity for Dr. Casey to help shape the future of geriatric emergency medicine and drive impactful change for a vulnerable patient population.
