Erica Shaver, MD, MBA, FACEP

Professor, Assistant Vice President for Medical Staff Affairs and Associate Chief Medical Officer at WVU Hospitals

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Emergency Medicine

Classification:

Clinical Faculty

Professor of Emergency Medicine, Vice Chair of Academic Affairs, Department of Emergency Medicine, Vice President of Medical Staff Affairs and Associate Chief Medical Officer, West Virginia University Hospitals
Undergraduate: Marshall University
Medical School: Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine
Graduate/Advanced degrees: Healthcare Master of Business Administration, West Virginia University
Residency:  West Virginia University Emergency Medicine
Fellowship: ACEP Teaching Fellowship
Board Certified, American Board of Emergency Medicine
Professional Societies/Leadership positions: SAEM, ACEP, WVACEP Officer, Council of Residency Directors (CORD)
Awards/Honors:
Alpha Omega Alpha
Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians
WVU DEM Faculty of the Year 2014, 2015
Bravo! Award for outstanding patient care, WVU Medicine, 2016
Gold Humanism Honor Society

Representative publications:

Acuña J, Stolz U, Stolz LA, Situ-LaCasse EH, Bell G, Berkeley RP, Boyd JS, Castle D, Carmody K, Fong T, Grewal E, Jones R, Hilberts S, Kanter C, Kelley K, Leetch SJ, Pazderka P, Shaver E, Stowell JR, Josephson EB, Theodoro D, Adhikari S.  “Evaluation of Gender Differences in Ultrasound Milestone Evaluations During Emergency Medicine Residency Training: A Multicenter Study”. AEM Educ and Train. 2019; 4: 94: 102. PMID: 32313855

Gay DA, Steratore AF, Hoffman A, Neidhardt JM, Cundiff CA, Shaver EB, Kiefer AS, Kiefer CS.  “What do you do if your relief comes to work intoxicated?: An Impaired Provider Scenario”.  Journal of Education and Training in Emergency Medicine. 2020; 5: S1-29. 

Hansroth JA, Davis KH, Quedado KD, Davis SM, Kiefer AS, Shaver EB, Kiefer CS, Cottrell S, Ferrari ND. “Lower-Third SLOE Rankings Impede, But Do Not Prevent, A Match in Emergency Medicine Residency Training”. Journal of Medical Education and Curricular Development. 2020; 7: Jan-Dec. PMID:  33415307

Smith KB, Kiefer C, Shaver E, Quedado K, Marshall T, Kerwin J, Goode C. “Comparison of Direct Staffing Costs of Advanced Practice Providers and Residents in a High Acuity Area of a Community Emergency Department”. Marshall Journal of Medicine. 2021; 7: Issue 2, article 7.  DOI: 10.33470/2379-9536.1318

Thimm T, Kiefer CS, Aloi MS, Davenport M, Kilpatrick J, Bush JS, Jennings L, Davis SM, Quedado K, Shaver EB. “Does the medical student performance evaluation change the decision to invite residency applicants?” Western Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2021; 22(5)1102-1109.  PMID: 34546886

Shaver EB, Frauen HD, Polinski RZ, Davis SM, Quedado KD, Hansroth J, Davis KH, Angeline MR, Kiefer CS. “Lower-Third Standardized Letters of Evaluation in Emergency Medicine: Does Gender Make a Difference in Match Outcome?” Cureus. 2021; 13: e19507. PMID: 34912644

Schoenborn S, Steratore AF, Hoffman A, Marshall TC, Shaver EB, Kiefer CS. “Managing STEMIs without a Catheterization Lab: A Simulated Scenario to Improve Emergency Clinician Recognition and Execution of Thrombolysis in the Setting of Rural STEMI Management”. Journal of Education and Training in Emergency Medicine. 2024; 30: S55-S77. PMID: 38707937

Professional interests: Resident Education and Recruitment, Medical Student Mentorship, Quality Improvement Education, Importance of Feedback in Medical Education, Junior Faculty Development

Personal interests: Time with family, entertaining, interior decorating, cooking, boating, camping

Dr. Shaver is a native West Virginian, raised in the small town of Sutton, WV.  She attended Marshall University for her undergraduate and medical school education and first came to Morgantown, WV in 2008 after being accepted into the WVU Department of Emergency Medicine Residency Class of 2011.  During residency, she developed a previously unrecognized interest in academia and residency direction and became involved in residency leadership as an Assistant Chief and Chief Resident. After graduation, she could not fathom working aside any other people but her DEM colleagues, and thus immediately joined the WVU Department of Emergency Medicine as a faculty member, and continued to serve in Residency Leadership positions as Assistant and Associate Program Director prior to being named Residency Program Director and Vice Chair of Education in 2014, serving in these roles until the spring of 2025. 

During her time as residency director, she worked tirelessly with the residency leadership team to foster an innovative educational program that helped support and develop residents career interests across the spectrum of possibilities in emergency medicine.  As part of her residency leadership and medical education roles, she became interested in the intersection between medical education, healthcare delivery/finance, and hospital processes, leading her to complete her MBA at WVU and ultimately to her selection as VPMA and ACMO at WVU Hospitals.  She continues to be involved in the academic and scholarly missions of the department and serves as the Associate PD for the Medical Education and Administration fellowship.  She works diligently to continue provide exciting educational opportunities for residents and fellows as part of her new and ongoing roles.

Although Dr. Shaver loves her career as an academic emergency physician, when she goes home, there is no better job than being a wife to her husband, Darrell, and a mother to their two children, Madison and Rylan.

Medical Specialties

• Emergency Medicine