Valentina Angeli

A resourceful and determined personality, I graduated from medical school and then specialized in the field of Disaster Medicine.

Actually I'm at the 3rd year of Emergency Medicine School Specialty of the University of Pavia, Italy.

Reliable and with a strong motivation to grow professionally in the field of Emergency Medicine, Disaster Medicine Management (especially in the hospital field and training) and simulation skills (especially for the debriefing topic), I can handle assigned tasks with commitment and decisiveness always acting in compliance with the feedback and recommendations of colleagues and superiors with a view to continuous service improvement.

Excellent communication skills and good command of English (written and spoken) and good French.

• BLS-D Basic Life Support - rilasciata da IRC - Italian Resuscitation Council (11/2019)
• ACLS - Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support - rilasciata da AHA - American Heart Association (09/2023)
• DIPLÔME DE FRANÇAIS PROFESSIONNEL DE SANTÉ Niveau B2 - Les Français des Affaires, DFP - Alliance Française (07/2024)
• Urban Search And Rescue (USAR-Light) team - Piemonte, Italy (06/2025)
• Diploma in Ultrasound - SIUMB, Italian Society of Ultrasound (04/2023)
• Diploma in Emergency Ultrasound - SIUMB, Italian Society of Ultrasound (01/2024)

Civic Merit released by Major of Pavia for Ukraine Mission in 2023 in Kiev.

Global Medical Training (GMT)

The Global Medical Trainers Project was founded on a nonprofit basis in April 2022 with the intention of creating a team of experienced volunteer trainers who would be able to teach lifesaving first aid maneuvers wherever they are most needed.
Missions: 

- February, 2023, Kiev , Ukraine

- March, 2024, Odessa, Ukraine

CoSMEU - Italian Society of Emergency Medicine Residents

- President of CoSMEU (05/2025 - today)

• Enhanced nation's reputation with strategic foreign policy and education initiatives.
• Liaised with various national associations, ensuring coordinated efforts.

- Head of training and education section of CoSMEU  (05/2023 - 05/2025)

• Founder and project manager of "L'angolo del MEU": lessons about trauma, disaster medicine and emergency medicine topics around Italy
• Collaborated with Italian Emergency Residency School programs and EM Physicians identifying training and education needs and designing tailored solutions for maximum impact.

- Membership from 2021 

EuSEM - European Society of Emergency Medicine 

- Membership from 2019 

- Oral posters presenter in many congress

- Speaker presenter in Copenhagen, Denmark, 2024

- Faculty of " Regional Anaesthesia for Emergency Physicians" pre-course in Vienna, Austria, 2025

CRIMEDIM - Centre of Research and Training in Disaster Medicine, Humanitarian Aid and Global Health 

- Coordinator of EU MODEX - Project founded by the EU Union, collaborating with DG ECHO (European Civil And Humanitarian Protection), 

The Module Exercises (MODEX) are financed by the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO) and are part of a series of exercises within the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. The main objectives for the participants are to train self-sufficiency, interoperability, procedures, and coordination, as well as to use the exercise as a learning opportunity. CRIMEDIM is contributing with its expertise in training in the area of Emergency Medical Teams, creating the medical cases that are used during the exercises. EU MODEX provides Urban Search and Rescue Modules (USAR), Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) and other Response Capacities the the chance to train staff preparedness for a deployment in the context of a full-scale exercise and also the opportunity for certification as European Emergency Response Capacity (EERC) and for classification or reclassification to meet international standards for deployments in disasters.

• Involved in these exercises:
• Targu Mures, Romania (2021, 2022)
• Tekirdag, Turkey (2021)
• Canakkale, Turkey (2023)
• Arcevia, Italy (2023)
• Venice, Italy (2024)
• Lisbon, Portugal (2025)
• Poland (2025)

- part of  the team coordinating Full-scale Exercises and other exercises in the Disaster medicine training

- faculty of residential course of EMDM - European Master in Disaster Medicine - in 2025

- Cappa, G., Mauri, V., Negrello, E., Barcella, B., Resta, F., Angeli, V., Marconi, S., Tiraboschi, L., Minzioni, P., Pietrabissa, A., Auricchio, F., & Perlini, S. (2024). Emergency medicine residents in the war zone: organizing humanitarian expeditions to train healthcare personnel during the conflict in Ukraine. Emergency Care Journal, 20(2). https://doi.org/10.4081/ecj.2024.12385

- Resta F, Barcella B, Angeli V, Lago E, Santaniello A, Dedato AS, Centurioni CE, Regeni E, Savastano S, Baldi E, Contri E, Maffeis R, Denti P, Musella V, Schicchi A, Lonati D, Salinaro F, Perlini S, Di Pietro S; Regional Anaesthesia in Emergency Medicine Research Group (RAEM). Simulation-based training in ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia for emergency physicians: insights from an Italian pre/post intervention study. BMC Med Educ. 2024 Dec 20;24(1):1510. doi: 10.1186/s12909-024-06500-0. PMID: 39707369; PMCID: PMC11662541.

- Carbini F, Angeli V, Bortolin M, Merlo F, Ragazzoni L. The EU-MODEX Blended Full-Scale Exercise: A Review. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine. 2022;37(S2):s111-s111. doi:10.1017/S1049023X22002102

- Lago E, Angeli V, Dedato AS, Santaniello A, Perlini S, Di Pietro S; Regional Anesthesia in Emergency Medicine Research Group (RAEM). Local anaesthetic toxicity syndrome: can posters illustrating the treating algorithm improve medical management? Intern Emerg Med. 2023 Oct;18(7):2149-2150. doi: 10.1007/s11739-023-03406-5. Epub 2023 Sep 15. PMID: 37713031.

- Ceresa IF, Savioli G, Angeli V, Novelli V, Muzzi A, Grugnetti G, Cobianchi L, Manzoni F, Klersy C, Lago P, Marchese P, Marena C, Ricevuti G, Bressan MA. Preparing for the Maximum Emergency with a Simulation: A Table-Top Test to Evaluate Bed Surge Capacity and Staff Compliance with Training. Open Access Emerg Med. 2020 Nov 16;12:377-387. doi: 10.2147/OAEM.S267069. PMID: 33235525; PMCID: PMC7678714.