As National Director of Clinical Innovation at US Acute Care Solutions, Jesse M. Pines, M.D., is one of the most recognized figures in the Emergency Medicine and Healthcare Services field. In fact, his accomplishments include the creation and execution of the first governmental alternative payment model (ED EQUIP, in Maryland) to reduce the total cost of care. In addition, he leads the development and implementation of Telemedicine programs covering a wide variety of specialties, including the ER, Psychiatry and Intensive Care Units, among others. 

His extensive experience in medical leadership, large database study design and Big Data research has led him to publish over 350 peer-reviewed articles and writing seven books in these areas. His work has been recognized internationally in various reputable media outlets, including TIME Magazine, the Wall Street Journal and Slate Magazine. 

His more than two decades of experience have earned him several leadership positions at George Washington University. Among them, he was the Director of the Center for Health Innovation and Research, also leading the Research Fellowship program and the Center for Healthcare Quality.  

Therefore, throughout his career, Dr. Jesse M. Pines has received multiple awards, both for the articles he has published and for his own work and contribution to the field of Emergency Medicine. He is also the President of the working group on New Models of Professional Practice of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), holding various positions in the ACEP itself as well as in the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine.  

• National Director of Clinical Innovation at US Acute Care Solutions, United States. 
• Emergency Physician at Allegheny Health Network 
• Professor of Emergency Medicine at The George Washington University, USA 
• Professor of Emergency Medicine at Drexel University 
• Director of the Medical Research Fellowship Program at The George Washington University 
• Director of the George Washington University Center for Health Research and Innovation 
• M.D., Georgetown University 
• Master of Business Administration from Georgetown University 
• Master's Degree in Clinical Epidemiology from the University of Pennsylvania