Jeffrey Tabas, MD

Education:
BA: Brown University 
MD: University of Pennsylvania
Residency: UCLA School of Medicine, Internal Medicine; UCLA Olive View Emergency Medicine
Board Certifications: Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine

Research and Academic Interests: 
Dr. Tabas's current research interests include Cardiac Biomarkers, Electrocardiographic analysis, Procedural Competency/Procedural Education, Continuing Medical Education and Maintenance of Certification.

University and National Positions:
UCSF Office of CME - Director of Outcomes and Innovations
UCSF Maintenance of Certification Approval Program  Director
ACEP Education Committee, Scientific Assembly Planning Committee, and Maintenance of Certification Committee - Member
ABEM CME Task Force – ACEP Representative

Honors/Awards:
2013 ACEP Outstanding Contribution in Education
2012 Bedside Teaching Award - UCSF DEM
2012 California ACEP Educator of the Year
2011 UCSF OB/GYN Resident Teaching Award
2010 San Francisco General Hospital Patient Safety Award
2006 Quarterly Teaching Award - Stanford Emergency Residency
2005 Excellence in Direct Teaching - UCSF Academy of Medical Educators
2005 National Teaching Award - American College of Emergency Physicians
2004 Best Lecture Series Teaching Award - UCSF Medicine School Class of 2008
2004 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society
2003 Class of 2003 Clinical Teaching Award - UCSF Medical School
2003 Induction into UCSF Academy of Medical Educators
2002 Runner up Speaker of the Year - American College of Emergency Physicians
2002 Resident Teaching Award - Stanford Emergency Medicine
2001 Emergency Medicine Residents' Association Certificate of Appreciation
2000 Distinguished Service Award - University of Pennsylvania Department of Orthopedics