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Timothy Peck shared thisGraham Walker, MD has done so much good for our profession and the patients we serve. We had a deep conversation about rural healthcare deserts, healthcare reform, why physicians can make good political leaders, and finding joy in our practice. Take a look or listen and share your thoughts!Timothy Peck shared thisHe excelled as a chief resident at one of the nation’s top hospitals… … and witnessed firsthand how dysfunctional our healthcare system is as an ER doctor… … Now, he's taking matters into his own hands by running for Congress. Welcome to How I Doctor, Dr. Timothy Peck. Instead of sitting on the sidelines, Dr. Tim Peck has decided it’s time to channel his clinical experience and systems knowledge into public service, and he’s bringing clear ideas for fixing healthcare to his campaign – from reforming nursing homes to upending reimbursement structures. In this episode, he joins Offcall co-founder Dr. Graham Walker, MD to talk about: – Why ER docs are uniquely positioned for alternative careers in public service – What big ideas would fix the healthcare system most right now – How physicians can begin to think more broadly about their careers to drive systemic change If you’ve ever wondered how to get involved in politics, or how your skills as a physician can shape systems in ways outside the clinic, this episode is for you. 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/ec9idY4u #HowIDoctor #PhysicianVoices #OffcallPod #ChronicCareRedesign #PhysicianLeadership #PhysiciansinPolitics
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Timothy Peck shared thisIf we change how we pay for healthcare, we can create bipartisan pathways to delivering healthcare to anyone who needs it. Let’s stop fighting and start solving.Timothy Peck shared thisThe healthcare system isn’t broken, it’s working exactly as designed. If we change the very foundation of which it sits - how we pay and incentivize the people and companies who do the work - we can then create bipartisan pathways to bring access to all.Op-Ed: The System Isn’t Broken—It’s Working Exactly as Designed By Dr. Tim Peck, Emergency Physician and Candidate for Congress (IN-9)Op-Ed: The System Isn’t Broken—It’s Working Exactly as Designed By Dr. Tim Peck, Emergency Physician and Candidate for Congress (IN-9)
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Timothy Peck shared thisMy father is a decorated Vietnam US Army combat veteran and was fighting in Vietnam when the Mets won their magical 1969 world series championship, forever tying the two together. This year, MLB honored him and others for their service including a flag dedication on the field at Citi during a game this summer. Last week he sat on a panel presentation to the Mets, MLB, and broadcasting staff to learn more about the sacrifices he and others made. This video says it all: he takes the time to talk about the families that give so much to support our armed forces. Every year, I thank my father for his service; this year, I realize that I should thank my mother for hers too. I would never have had the love of country, work ethic, and sense of civic responsibility to run for US Congress if it weren’t for them. THANK YOU! #veteransday #thankyou #vietnamveterans #thankyouforyourservice Major League Baseball (MLB) New York Mets
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Timothy Peck shared thisMy father is a decorated Vietnam US Army combat veteran and was fighting in Vietnam when the Mets won their magical 1969 world series championship, forever tying the two together. This year, MLB honored him and others for their service including a flag dedication on the field at Citi during a game this summer. Last week he sat on a panel presentation to the Mets, MLB, and broadcasting staff to learn more about the sacrifices he and others made. This video says it all: he takes the time to talk about the families that give so much to support our armed forces. Every year, I thank my father for his service; this year, I realize that I should thank my mother for hers too. I would never have had the love of country, work ethic, and sense of civic responsibility to run for US Congress if it weren’t for them. THANK YOU! #veteransday #thankyou #vietnamveterans #thankyouforyourservice Major League Baseball (MLB) New York Mets
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Timothy Peck shared this19 days until the election! Tonight’s virtual zoom event will be the last event for those outside the district to attend - please join us to learn more about why we’re winning and the vision for what I’ll do in DC. Thanks to our hosts and contributors and please consider contributing here: https://lnkd.in/gZDkCkar
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Timothy Peck shared thisAs I run for #Congress, I am dedicated to advocating for the vital role of nurses in our healthcare system. If you’re a #nurse who feels overlooked or know one who deserves recognition, I need your support! Nurses are the backbone of healthcare, contributing more to patient experiences than any other profession. As a doctor, I understand their importance, and it’s time we ensure they receive the respect and support they deserve. Here’s how you can help: I’m hosting an online campaign fundraiser, and I invite you to join us. Your participation will not only support my campaign but also help amplify the voices of nurses everywhere. If I win, it will be a significant victory for nurses, as I am committed to introducing legislation that prioritizes their needs. Details of the Fundraiser: Date and Time: Tuesday, October 15th, 6:30PM EDT Platform: Zoom (link to be provided upon RSVP via https://lnkd.in/eyiGS5E7) I’ll be outlining key priorities for nurses, including: Safe nurse-to-patient ratios Incentives for quality care Support for nurses' unions Affordable education Reclassifying nursing as a STEM profession Enhanced Medicare and Medicaid models Additionally, please reach out to other nurses in your network and encourage them to join this meeting. Together, we can advocate for a healthcare system that truly values nurses. Your support means so much. Let’s work together to create a better future for nurses and patients alike. Thank you for standing with me and thank you to the host committee including Rebecca Love RN, MSN, FIEL jimmie ault Nancy Goswami, Patty Corzine, Cami Keltch, RN, Melissa Mills, RN, BSN, MHA Brian Norris MBA, RN, FHIMSS Agnes Therady PhD, MSN, MBA,FACHE, RN
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Timothy Peck shared thisFor everyone couldn’t attend a campaign event this election season and those who want to get inspired and updated right before we enter the last stretch, please join us for a national zoom fundraiser on Oct 17th at 7:30 PM ET. My campaign is to represent all views, all opinions, and all sides of any issue and then bring back that feedback to make the best possible informed choices on behalf of my constituents. This is a federal race that affects all of us, and so if you: - think compromise is a virtue, not a bad word - believe civility should be prioritized by our leaders - think our politicians need to be accountable including by setting term limits - want more professionals with real world experience including doctors in office and less career politicians - are looking for a moderate, bipartisan approach toward problem solving - value work over rhetoric Then have I got a campaign for you to back. Thanks to the initial host committee made up of democrats, independents, and republicans who are looking for a different way forward. Peter McNulty Scarlet Benson Kevin O'Neill Anthony Pergola Jessica Randazza-Pade Brian Williams Dara Kass, MD Ariel Meyer Gregory A. Perez Alexander Palasek Andrew Simons If you’d like to join the host committee and recruit people to come join us please LinkedIn me. If you’d like to join us or donate, RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/gZDkCkar Can’t wait - thanks everyone for your support! Let’s win this thing!
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Timothy Peck shared thisWe're getting close to election day! For my DC friends, please join me, Kristin Lyerly (WI-8) and Dr. Kelly Morrison (MN-3) for a fundraiser hosted by Andrey Ostrovsky, MD, FAAP on Friday, October 4th, 2024. Address is in DC and shared upon RSVP via actblue here: https://lnkd.in/gYGPMN_v Your support is greatly appreciated.
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Timothy Peck reacted on thisTimothy Peck reacted on thisAfter more than 25 years in my post as the University’s VP for Alumni Affairs and President of the Stanford Alumni Association, I am retiring from Stanford today and handing the baton to my fellow alum and wonderfully worthy successor, Michelle Landrey Cline. The past 25+ years at Stanford have truly been extraordinary. A mentor once told me that finding the right fit in life - in love, work, play, etc. - is a fundamental key to happiness. My role at Stanford turned out to be a tremendous fit, and I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to serve my alma mater in this way. I want to thank everyone involved with my Stanford journey. I know who you are and appreciate all you have done to support me. In particular, I want to thank Stanford’s 10th President, John Hennessy, for taking a huge chance and hiring me with zero alumni relations or higher-education experience. John, you changed my life, and I will never forget your leap of faith. And, of course, I want to thank my amazing wife, Kat, for her support - and understanding! - as I played a role that ended up being a calling. There are countless reasons that I so thoroughly enjoyed my tenure at Stanford - too many to list. One obvious reason, however, is that Stanford wonderfully changed the trajectory of my life after matriculating as a first-generation/low-income student. What an honor it has been to serve as our alumni leader at the university for so many years. Another less obvious reason is that I deeply believe in the mission of universities like Stanford. On the surface, the mission of a university is the dissemination of knowledge through teaching and learning, and the discovery of new knowledge through research. Underlying this mission, however, is the fundamental belief that universities exist to make the world a better place. This belief has energized my work at Stanford daily for the past two and a half decades. I very much hope that those of you reading this post reflect on the value universities add to society and support them in any and all ways you can. As I have shared with many, I am retiring from Stanford, but not from life. That said, I will definitely be taking life a bit slower in the future. My responses to emails, calls, texts, Slack messages, and the like will inevitably not be as timely as they were in the past - I hope you will understand. Thanks to all who have been a part of my Stanford story. With much appreciation, I send you all my very best.
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Timothy Peck liked thisTimothy Peck liked thisOur annual boat cruise brought together the incredible ED family that makes everything possible — nursing, techs, faculty, residents, information specialists and other staff who keep us all safe every single day. There's something special about stepping outside the walls of the department and celebrating. It's a reminder of just how much heart goes into this work, and how lucky we are to do it alongside people who show up for each other, shift after shift. To every nurse, tech, attending, resident, and staff member who makes our Emergency Department run — thank you for your dedication, your resilience, and your friendship. Great teams aren't just built in the trauma bay; they're built in moments like these too.
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Timothy Peck liked thisTimothy Peck liked this"If you want to build something groundbreaking today, you have to live at the convergence of culture, technology, and storytelling — they have to coexist." — Steve Stoute I listened to Steve Stoute on the new David Senra episode this weekend and that line stood out. Stoute saw it first-hand in music. Artists stopped trading away their masters for an advance and started keeping ownership and building a direct relationship with their fans, and he built UnitedMasters around that idea. The culture was moving faster than the companies trying to package it, and the artists figured out the value was theirs to keep. Now the same thing is happening in film. Ryan Coogler made Sinners — a $400 million movie — and negotiated the rights to revert back to him. That's almost unheard of at that level, and a lot of filmmakers noticed. That's the shift we're building Van Gogh Fast into — a romantic drama/comedy set along Kentucky's Bourbon Trail and at Churchill Downs. We're making it independently, we're keeping ownership, and we're tying it to real-world experiences — releasing the movie Derby Week with our bourbon and Derby partners — so audiences have a reason to show up. We're building that same ethos into Limestone Creations, the media company producing Van Gogh Fast — artist- and creative-owned, by everyone making the film. That way our cast and crew are incentivized to build future programming with us, whether it's brand-integrated or Kentucky-focused. Culture, technology, and storytelling in one place — that's the movie and the experience around it. Music got there first. Film is getting there now, and we're glad to be part of it (and to push it forward). We're making a great movie -- and an unforgettable movie going experience. Episode link in comments, strongly recommended. #vangoghfast #indiefilm #bourbon #kentucky #horseracing
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Timothy Peck liked thisTimothy Peck liked thisI've spent the last two years using AI in probably too many parts of my life. It's made me faster at almost everything. It's also made it very easy to stop thinking. So I'm starting a newsletter to make myself do the hard part by hand. It's called Mental Friction. Brainstorming, organizing my own thoughts, and actually writing are exactly the things AI lets me skip, and they're the things I don't want to lose. Doing them on purpose is the whole point. It's also an attempt to find people working on the same unglamorous problems I am. AI gets plenty of attention at the flashy end. I'm more interested in where it meets the parts of the economy nobody romanticizes: the charitable food system, small business and economic development, government contracting compliance, solo software. I don't have it all figured out, and I'd rather write it that way than pretend otherwise. The first issue goes out this Sunday, then every Sunday after. If any of that sounds like your kind of thing, the link to subscribe is in the comments. Hope to see you over there.
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Timothy Peck liked thisTimothy Peck liked thisLast week marked the end of my time as an intern in Senator Jeff Merkley’s DC office. The last five months have been incredibly impactful and it has been an honor to serve the good people of Oregon. Throughout the spring, I was able to work on a variety of policy products, research projects, and communications pieces. In meeting with constituents, writing memos, and aiding in policy proposals, I gained an intricate and firsthand understanding of every stage of the legislative process. The most unforgettable experience of my internship was my Intern Shadow Day, during which I was able to follow along with Senator Merkley as he attended committee hearings, met with constituents, and delivered addresses on the Senate floor. By pure luck, this was the day of a vote-a-rama. Over the (many) hours of voting, I was given the unique opportunity to watch the chamber operate at top speed, as members introduced and debated amendment after amendment until late into the night. Though I am sad to be leaving the office, I am truly thankful to the entirety of Team Merkley for the learning opportunities, mentorship, and memories that I will carry with me for years to come. Finally, I would be remiss not to thank the Indiana University Bloomington Political Science Department’s DC semester program, without which this internship would not have been possible.
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Timothy Peck liked thisTimothy Peck liked thisToday is an incredibly dark day for #Nursing. The largest #profession in #healthcare, infact the largest profession of all professions in the United States - Nursing - has just been declassified as a Profession by the United States Department of Education. What this means, is nurses will no longer qualify for federal student loans to pursue advanced degrees, driving up the cost to obtain advanced education at an interest rate 6% on average to a loan interest rate of 18% for private student loans. This is directly correlated to the work of the Heritage Foundation - Save the Family act- that published a goal to restrict women’s access higher education by blocking their eligibility to Federal Student loans, denying them access to higher education so instead stay they can stay home and start families. What better way to do this, than to block the largest profession of women, nurses, from qualifying for federal student loans. Nurses everywhere should walk out, strike, nursing students should seriously reconsider continuing their program - and demand change and reinstatement of the classification as a Profession. We need to take major action - we need to march. Join the May 7th Report for Duty Rally in DC next week with Nurses Shift Change led by Danielle McCamey. This is wrong. I am beyond infuriated - all the progress the profession made to simply be wiped out by this administration. We must not remain silent. #NursesOnLinkedIn #HealthcareOnLinkedIn #DOE #NursingProfession #FutureOfNursing
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Timothy Peck liked thisTimothy Peck liked thisSo excited and proud to share that I have completed my DNP! I am so thankful to my husband, family, and friends for encouraging me and supporting me through this journey.
Experience & Education
Licenses & Certifications
Volunteer Experience
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Visiting Professor
Indiana University School of Medicine
Lecture series on physician leadership for the AOA (Alpha Omega Alpha) at Indiana University
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Volunteer & Member
Prospect Park Track Club
- 2 years
Health
*very slowly completed Boston 2017, NYC 2017, Boston 2019 and over a dozen half marathons.
Fundraised for Team Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in remembrance of those who served in the Emergency Department during the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings - a day that has deeply shaped my decisions to serve patients and providers at scale. -
Treasurer
New Washington Beautification Committee
- Present 3 years 9 months
Economic Empowerment
Designing and implementing civic engagement model to help raise, manage, and distribute funds for the beautification, economic prosperity, safety, and community events in and around New Washington, IN. This is a non-governmental, not for profit entity relying on donations to enhance this community. Please reach out if you're interested in contributing or volunteering.
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Precinct Chair - Washington Township
Clark County Indiana Democratic Party
Publications
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Practicing Emergency Physician Perform Well on Most Emergency Medicine Milestones
Journal of Emergency Medicine
See publicationAbstract
Background
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education's Next Accreditation System endorsed specialty-specific milestones as the foundation of an outcomes-based resident evaluation process. These milestones represent five competency levels (entry level to expert), and graduating residents will be expected to meet Level 4 on all 23 milestones. Limited validation data on these milestones exist. It is unclear if higher levels represent true competencies of practicing…Abstract
Background
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education's Next Accreditation System endorsed specialty-specific milestones as the foundation of an outcomes-based resident evaluation process. These milestones represent five competency levels (entry level to expert), and graduating residents will be expected to meet Level 4 on all 23 milestones. Limited validation data on these milestones exist. It is unclear if higher levels represent true competencies of practicing emergency medicine (EM) attendings.
Objective
Our aim was to examine how practicing EM attendings in academic and community settings self-evaluate on the new EM milestones.
Methods
An electronic self-evaluation survey outlining 9 of the 23 EM milestones was sent to a sample of practicing EM attendings in academic and community settings. Attendings were asked to identify which level was appropriate for them.
Results
Seventy-nine attendings were surveyed, with an 89% response rate. Sixty-one percent were academic. Twenty-three percent (95% confidence interval [CI] 20%−27%) of all responses were Levels 1, 2, or 3; 38% (95% CI 34%−42%) were Level 4; and 39% (95% CI 35%−43%) were Level 5. Seventy-seven percent of attendings found themselves to be Level 4 or 5 in eight of nine milestones. Only 47% found themselves to be Level 4 or 5 in ultrasound skills (p = 0.0001).
Conclusions
Although a majority of EM attendings reported meeting Level 4 milestones, many felt they did not meet Level 4 criteria. Attendings report less perceived competence in ultrasound skills than other milestones. It is unclear if self-assessments reflect the true competency of practicing attendings. The study design can be useful to define the accuracy, precision, and validity of milestones for any medical field.
Honors & Awards
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Fast Company Innovation by Design Award Finalist
Fast Company
Emergency Medicine All Threats (EMAT) network was designed in the summer of 2020 in direct response to a need for system's change and better more human-centered collaboration amongst health leaders to combat the next devastating threat to our society - be it viral or otherwise. EMAT is a radical collaboration of leaders across NYC and beyond who once acted as direct competitors, but now act as colleagues stepping up to take care of their communities together through sharing information like…
Emergency Medicine All Threats (EMAT) network was designed in the summer of 2020 in direct response to a need for system's change and better more human-centered collaboration amongst health leaders to combat the next devastating threat to our society - be it viral or otherwise. EMAT is a radical collaboration of leaders across NYC and beyond who once acted as direct competitors, but now act as colleagues stepping up to take care of their communities together through sharing information like best clinical and operational practices, how to address the needs of patients through a human-centered lens using design thinking, and working together to apply for grants as a collaborative community, rather than as individual institutions. This group was designed to be a beacon of how healthcare can and should work to be designed first for the people it serves rather than the institutions that serve them and embraces the credo of 'do right by the patient first, and all else will fall into place.' I'm incredibly proud of these brave and extraordinary leaders for opening their minds to design, innovation, and the power of being different at a time when doing things the traditional way was simply not working. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and grateful to Fast Company for recognizing the achievement.
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Emergency Care Innovation of the Year Award
Urgent Matters + Gary & Mary West Health Institute
https://smhs.gwu.edu/urgentmatters/toolkit/award/winners-2018
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Heritage Innovation in Healthcare Delivery Award
Heritage Provider Network (HPN) and Crain's Business Journal
Recognizing an innovator in the development of new modes of diagnosis, treatment and care who actively improves access to services and improves the quality of healthcare overall.
With the founding of Call9, Dr. Peck has innovated health care delivery operations by embedding multi-disciplinary emergency telemedicine services at skilled nursing facilities, staffed with remote emergency physicians who work with on-site emergency…Recognizing an innovator in the development of new modes of diagnosis, treatment and care who actively improves access to services and improves the quality of healthcare overall.
With the founding of Call9, Dr. Peck has innovated health care delivery operations by embedding multi-disciplinary emergency telemedicine services at skilled nursing facilities, staffed with remote emergency physicians who work with on-site emergency technicians.
http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20180522/CUSTOM/180529966/heritage-provider-network-and-crains-new-york-business-custom -
Heritage Innovation in Healthcare Award - Top 5 Finalist
Heritage Provider Networks and Crain's Pulse
Recognizing an innovator in the development of new modes of diagnosis, treatment, and care who actively improves the delivery of services and improves quality of healthcare.
he 2017 Heritage Healthcare Innovation Awards recognize the best of today's healthcare clinicians, administrators and researchers who are making measurable improvements in health status, improving access to healthcare, positively impacting patient quality of care and demonstrating long term affordability in New…Recognizing an innovator in the development of new modes of diagnosis, treatment, and care who actively improves the delivery of services and improves quality of healthcare.
he 2017 Heritage Healthcare Innovation Awards recognize the best of today's healthcare clinicians, administrators and researchers who are making measurable improvements in health status, improving access to healthcare, positively impacting patient quality of care and demonstrating long term affordability in New York.
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MedTechBoston 40 Under 40 (2016)
MedTechBoston
https://medtechboston.medstro.com/blog/2016/05/02/the-2016-medtech-boston-40-under-40-healthcare-innovators/28/
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