WEPPA In The News

Seth Bleier, MD, FACEP, Vice President of Finance for WEPPA, was featured as a guest expert in a recent national article published by ACEP Now, the official news publication of the American College of Emergency Physicians.

We are pleased to recognize the following team members for reaching important service milestones with our organization. We appreciate their continued commitment and years of service.

Rooted in Eastern North Carolina, I’m grateful to live and work in the community that shaped me. From meaningful connections at WEPPA to an active family life in Greenville, this region has given us a true sense of home, and it always will

Wake Emergency Physicians, PA (WEPPA) is proud to recognize Dr. Craig Mangum, Medical Director of the WakeMed Raleigh Adult Emergency Department, for his continued leadership and service through the international nonprofit Ghana Make a Difference (GMAD).

Dr. Benjamin German shares how the Asclepius Snakebite Foundation is reducing snakebite deaths in West Africa through care, training, and research.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, WEPPA physician Dr. Amy Griffin shares her personal journey through diagnosis and treatment. She hopes her story will inspire women to prioritize regular mammograms because early detection saves lives.

WEPPA’s Dr. Kaitlin Bowers honored as a 2025 American Osteopathic Foundation State Emerging Leader for excellence in care, education, and leadership.

Wake Emergency Physicians, PA (WEPPA) is proud to announce a new partnership with UNC Health Lenoir, where WEPPA will provide staffing for the hospital’s Emergency Department in Kinston, NC.

Dr. Graham Snyder, WEPPA EM Physician and Medical Director at WakeMed’s Medical Simulation Center, discusses Staphylococcal Scalded Skin Syndrome.

We are delighted to announce that Dr. Mike Salisbury, Medical Director of the WakeMed Wendell Emergency Department and proud WEPPIAN was recognized by the Triangle Business Journal as one of their 40 under 40 honorees.  This annual award recognizes top leaders for their proven performance in their respective industries who are shaping Triangle business and their communities for the better.

Dr. Jennifer Raley was featured on the Zotec Answers podcast focusing on insights of the current environment of emergency medicine. Fresh from meetings with legislators and staffers in Washington D.C, tune in and take a listen to Dr. Raley’s and Ed Gaines, (Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Industry Liaison) key takeaways here:

Weppa PA and NCAPA Board of Director, Mia McDonald shares her story and her passion for serving the patients who visit WakeMed.

Dr. Jennifer Raley was invited to discuss NSA issues with a HHS cabinet member, contributed to an article regarding the NSA impact on EM groups for TechTarget and participated in a Podcast to discuss challenges facing ED’s nationwide and key takeaways from a recent RAND Corporation study.

Dr. Kaitlin Bowers is the new clinical chair of Emergency Medicine at the Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Medicine (CUSOM).

A patient shares a positive experience about his ED visit at UNC Heath Wayne as well as the reassuring conversation with our very own Evans Stephenson PA- C.

WEPPA’s Student Education Director, Dr. Kaitlin Bowers talks about Student Mentorship in a two-part article for Emergency Physicians monthly.

Madjimbaye C. Namde acts as the President of the North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians to make improvements to emergency medicine.

Hearing on Reduced Care for Patients: Fallout From Flawed Implementation of Surprise Medical Billing Protections.

WakeMed emergency medicine physician Dr. Graham Snyder joined WRAL News at 7 to discuss what may have caused Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin to suffer cardiac arrest.

WakeMed highlighted Dr. Joseph as the new medical director for the WakeMed Children’s – Emergency Department!