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Councillors

2026 - 2027 MCEP Councillors

Michael Baker, MD, FACEP
Abigail Brackney, MD, FACEP
Miriam Bukhsh, MD, MPH
Sara Chakel, MD, FACEP
Pamela Coffey, MD, FACEP
Bram Dolcourt, MD, FACEP
Michael Doyle, DO, FACEP
Frank Duncan, III, MD, FACEP
Gregory Gafni-Pappas, DO, FACEP
Michael Gratson, MD, MHSA, FACEP
Robert Malinowski, MD, FACEP
Emily Mills, MD, FACEP
James Mitchiner, MD, FACEP
David Overton, MD, FACEP
Diane Paratore, DO, FACEP
Luke Saski, MD, FACEP
Andrew Taylor, DO, FACEP
Michael Tupper, MD, MBA, FACEP
Brad Uren, MD, FACEP
Bradford Walters, MD, FACEP

2026 - 2027 MCEP Councillor Alternates

Michaelina Bolton, MD, FACEP
Kathleen Cowling, DO, MS, MBA, FACEP
Eric Davis, MD
David Eisenbrey, MD, MS
Brittany Garza, DO
Antony Hsu, MD, FACEP
Jeffrey McGowan, DO, FACEP
Igor Middlebrook, DO, FACEP
Henry Moss, DO, FASAM
Rupinder Sekhon, MD, FACEP
Sara Urquhart, MD, BSN
Helena Wang-Flores, DO, MHSA

Please contact the MCEP Chapter office if you are interested in being an MCEP Councillor to ACEP.

MCEP Councillors shall serve a term of office of two (2) years.  The term for Alternate Councillors is one (1) year.  All Councillors and Alternate Councillors may serve an unlimited number of terms.  The terms of all Councillors shall be staggered.
The Councillors shall represent the Michigan College at all meetings of the Council of the American College.  Councillors are expected to attend all meetings of the Michigan College Board.  If a sufficient number of Councillors plus Alternate Councillors is not present at any meeting of the Council, the President or Secretary may designate an Alternate Councillor(s) for that meeting only.
The ACEP Council consists of members representing ACEP’s 53 chartered chapters (50 states, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia and Government Services), its sections of membership, the Association of Academic Chairs in Emergency Medicine (AACEM), the Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD), the Emergency Medicine Residents’ Association (EMRA) and the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM).
The Council elects the ACEP president-elect and four members to the Board of Directors each year and the Council Speaker and Vice Speaker every two years. The Council ensures “grassroots” involvement in ACEP’s democratic decision-making process.The Council is a deliberative body that meets once a year for two days in conjunction with the College’s annual Scientific Assembly. The Council votes on resolutions, including changes to the Bylaws, College Manual, and the Council Standing Rules, which may be submitted by any two members. Resolutions guide policy development and activities of the College. Whether it is a resolution or a Bylaws amendment, actions of the Council are also voted on by the Board of Directors.