Dr Weber is an emergency medicine and EMS physician who is interested in medical education, improving the health of underserved populations, and furthering the careers of emergency medicine residents, physician assistants, and prehospital providers.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility
Dr Weber is dedicated to improving the health of historically structurally marginalized individuals, such as those with substance use disorders, mental health disorders, and housing insecurity. Dr Weber works at one of Boston’s busiest emergency departments serving the most underserved and marginalized communities.
Through her position as Associate Medical Director and physician lead of education at Boston EMS, Dr. Weber helps to teach a diverse group of prehospital providers about social determinants of health and how these can negatively impact health. Dr Weber also strives to reduce barriers to learning and support participation of neurodiverse individuals in her teaching through hands on and simulation based learning.
Dr. Weber is also interested in mentoring or sponsoring diverse faculty, staff, students and prehospital providers, including those with underrepresented races, ethnicities and sexes, neurodiversity, and disabilities.
Attending Physician
Boston Medical Center
Associate Medical Director
Boston Emergency Medical Services
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Merlin MA, Weber A, Joseph J, DiCorpo JE, Rice D. Journal of Emergency Medical Services. Succinylcholine vs. Rocuronium: Battle of the RSI Paralytics. 2019. View Publication
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Freeman C, Weber AW. Reichman's Emergency Medicine Procedures. Hemorrhage Control. McGraw Hill Education. 1141-1154. View Publication
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2019 Jackson Memorial Hospital:
Excellence in EMS Education and Research Award
2019 CIR Women in Medicine Award: Outstanding Efforts in Teaching