She is currently working with the Centers for Disease Control and the American Heart Association to create targeted, community-level CPR educational interventions and public health programs focusing on high-opportunity areas. Dr. Sasson’s previous work has focused on conducting qualitative research and creating evidence-based guidelines for prehospital providers. She also completed a meta-analysis of the predictors of survival for cardiac arrest and the temporal trends in survival over the last 30 years. She was one of two Emergency Medicine physicians working in the Emergency Department the night of the Aurora shootings.