Included in this issue:

New JMT Issue Out Now
New Tox in Ten Podcast Episode: CBRNE training in Ukraine
Medical Justice in Advocacy Fellowship (MJAF)
ACMT's New MemberHub
March Calendar of Events

T O P S T O R I E S

#ACMT2026 Annual Scientific Meeting

The American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) registration is now open for its 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting & Symposia, taking place March 18-22, 2026, at the Hilton Boston Park Plaza in Boston, Massachusetts.

This five-day event will bring together medical toxicology physicians, clinical toxicologists, emergency physicians, pharmacists, public health professionals, and trainees from around the world for cutting-edge education, research presentations, and professional networking. Don’t miss out -- we're looking forward to seeing you there!

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New JMT Issue Out Now

The newest issue of the Journal of Medical Toxicology is out now, and it is packed with timely, high-impact content that you will not want to miss, including the 2024 ToxIC Annual Report, a three part biostatistics series focused on hypothesis testing, a brand new Case Files feature, and more!

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Tox in Ten: Episode 69 - CBRNE Training in Ukraine

New podcast episode out now!

Listen to Dr. Gillian Beauchamp sit down with Dr. Tim Erickson to discuss CBRNE and mass casualty training in Ukraine.

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Public Health 101 for the Medical Toxicologist

ACMT recently hosted a "Public Health 101 for the Medical Toxicologist" interactive webinar, with 61 attendees joining the session to build shared understanding and practical connections between medical toxicology and public health. This event was offered as part of ACMT’s work under the CDC National Partners Cooperative Agreement, focused on strengthening relationships between medical toxicology and public health to better protect communities.

If you missed the webinar, the recording is now available online in the ACMT Learning Center. The next event in this series is the Risk Assessment & Risk Communication Bootcamp: Quantifying Risk – The Facts, Communicating Risk – The Feelings, which will be presented as a presymposium on March 19th at #ACMT2026 - there's still time to register, so we hope to see you there!

Public Health 101 Webinar

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Photo: Mandi Sutphin, Clinical Research Manager for RENDOR

NAEMSP2026 Conference

Last week, ACMT Staff Amanda Sutphin attended the National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP) 2026 conference in Tampa, FL, to present our Real-World Examination on Naloxone for Drug Overdose Reversal (RENDOR) abstract titled, "Factors Associated with EMS Transport Refusal After Naloxone Reversal: A Multi-City Analysis from the RENDOR Cohort." Additionally at the conference were three out of our four EMS PIs.

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#ACMT2026: MTF Silent and Toxic Auction

Ready to stir up a little friendly competition in the name of a great cause? #ACMT2026 will again feature the MTF Silent & Toxic Auction - where the bids are lively and the prizes are anything but hazardous! Help support the important work of the MTF while you compete for your favorite finds. We’ve already secured some fantastic items, but we’d love to make this year's auction even bigger and better.

Have a few treasures in your collection that deserve a new home? Consider donating and remember your contribution is 100% tax-deductible. Please contact mimi.bajagich@acmt.net for more details.

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O P P O R T U N I T I E S

Association of Medical Toxicology Division and Section Chiefs

ACMT’s Association of Medical Toxicology Division and Section Chiefs is active and growing, and we want to be sure all eligible members are aware and invited to participate.

If you serve as a Division Chief or Section Chief for Medical Toxicology, whether as a standalone division or within another department, this group offers a dedicated space to exchange resources, discuss administrative and operational challenges, and support leadership growth within our specialty.

Email us via membership@acmt.net to join the list!

ACMT Launches AI Section

Big news, humans of ACMT: we’re kicking off an Artificial Intelligence Section in 2026!

We want your input on what this section should tackle—ethical dilemmas, clinical decision support, research opportunities? Whether you’re a skeptic, a superfan, or just curious about AIs application within the field of toxicology, join us and let us know what you think.

To express interest in joining this group, please email membership@acmt.net.

MedTox in Industry: Fellows Rotation

Applications are now open for the October cohort of this one-of-a-kind program offered by the MTF in partnership with Bayer. The four-week virtual rotation provides the opportunity for fellows to experience another facet of medical toxicology. Fellows learn about the principles of product development from the R&D pipeline, through the regulatory process, to launch and post-market stewardship.

Don’t miss the chance to expand your knowledge base, your network, and your career horizons! Applications are due May 4.

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Medical Justice in Advocacy Fellowship (MJAF)

Are you a physician or resident seeking to advance your advocacy leadership skills to improve health outcomes in your community? Apply to join the fourth cohort of the Medical Justice in Advocacy Fellowship (MJAF) by March 16, 2026. The MJAF fellowship, created by the American Medical Association (AMA), in collaboration with the Satcher Health Leadership Institute (SHLI) at Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM), mobilizes physicians to be part of the next generation of advocacy leaders, driving meaningful policy changes that produce optimal health outcomes in the communities they serve.

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2026 AMPAC Candidate Workshop

The American Medical Association's Bipartisan Political Action Committee (AMPAC) is excited to announce that the 2026 AMPAC Candidate Workshop will be held in-person, April 17-19 at the AMA offices in Washington, DC.

Ever wonder how doctors get elected to Congress or your state legislature? Considering a run for office for yourself? The AMPAC Candidate Workshop will teach you how to run a winning political campaign, just like we have taught many of your AMA colleagues over the years. The Candidate Workshop is designed to help you make the leap from the exam room to the campaign trail and give you the skills and strategic approach you will need to make a run for public office.

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An Important Tech Update: ACMT's New Member Hub

Have you logged into the ACMT Online New Member Hub yet? If not, consider this your friendly nudge. We’ve heard your feedback and are actively working to improve our technology, so thank you for your patience as we make updates designed to simplify and streamline your experience.

As of January 15, 2026, all current members and participants need to create a new login due to our move to a brand new system, even if you’ve been with ACMT for years. It’s a quick, one time step. Once you’re in, you’ll land in the ACMT Info Hub with easy access to membership resources, programs, and updates. Just click “Create an account” and use the email associated with your ACMT records so everything connects smoothly.

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U P C O M I N G E V E N T S

ACMT-EAPCCT Transatlantic Talks Series: The Use of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) in Poisoning

Mar 2, 2026 | 10 - 11:30 AM ET

The ACMT-EAPCCT Transatlantic Toxicology Talks series continues with a 90-minute webinar scheduled for Monday, March 2, 2026 facilitated by the collaborative expertise of the European Association of Poison Control Centers (EAPCCT) and the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT). We hope to see you there!

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2026 ACMT Risk Assessment & Risk Communication Boot Camp

Mar 19, 2026 | Boston, MA

Join us for a full-day, skills-focused pre-symposium that pairs the science of human health risk assessment with the art of effective risk communication. Designed for medical and clinical toxicologists, participants will walk through how environmental and regulatory risk assessment frameworks are applied in practice—and how to translate those complex assessments into clear, trustworthy conversations with patients, communities, and other stakeholders.

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2026 ACMT Toxicosurveillance Symposium

Mar 19, 2026 | Boston, MA

This full-day symposium focuses on the rapidly expanding field of toxicosurveillance and its potential role in the management of substance use disorders (SUD). As the illicit drug supply continues to evolve—with new synthetic compounds, adulterants, and contaminants emerging at unprecedented speed—timely drug supply surveillance has become essential for clinicians, toxicologists, and public health professionals.

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