PEERprep EM Learning Pathways Include Essential ACEP Lectures

Did you know that all PEERprep for Programs subscriptions offer a full range of content to help residents excel throughout emergency medicine residency — including PEERprep EM Learning Pathways? All residents with a PEERprep for Programs subscription through their institution can watch a curated set of the latest ACEP lectures from Scientific Assembly that dive into core emergency medicine topics.

Over 350 lectures from top EM experts at ACEP22, ACEP23, and ACEP24 have been mapped to the Foundations of EM weekly units. Residents can watch these videos each week, in addition to studying the traditional board prep questions and feedback, either online or from the ACEP PEER mobile app.

To get started, access PEERprep EM Learning Pathways from a web browser:

1. Sign in with your ACEP account credentials at https://learn.acep.org. 
2. Click the "My Institution" tab at the top of the page.
3. Locate PEERprep EM Learning Pathways and click “View Details.”
4. Click “Enroll.” Note you must enroll before the content will be visible.
5. Once you launch PEERprep EM Learning Pathways the first time, you can also launch it from the “My Enrollments” tab.
6. To view the videos, click the blue down arrows for each weekly unit to expand the window.
7. Click “Launch Course” and then the play button to start a specific video.

You must successfully enroll in PEERprep EM Learning Pathways before the mobile app will recognize your subscription. Once enrolled, PEERprep EM Learning Pathways will appear as an option to select in the ACEP PEER mobile app.

If you use PEERprep EM Learning Pathways to meet your asynchronous learning credits, your program administrators will be able to see the videos you watch and pull a report of the time spent on each video as well as your total watch time.

Get the most out of your PEERprep for Programs subscription by exploring PEERprep EM Learning Pathways today! Be sure to watch these engaging ACEP Scientific Assembly lectures each week to stay on pace with your residency program education.