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A podcast to discuss anesthesiology topics for residents, medical students, and more!All opinions and views expressed on this podcast are my own. Information does not represent medical advice and does not reflect the views, opinions or positions of my place of work or employers.Find us online at https://www.stylepointspodcast.com/
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In this episode, we talk to Dr. Marc Cassidy and Dr. Justin Little, two UC anesthesiology residency grads who took different roads after training, about academic versus private practice. Marc spent some time in private practice before coming back to academics, and Justin is helping launch TriHealth’s new anesthesiology residency from the private practice side. Spoiler alert- the line between the two is a little blurrier than you think! Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!
In this episode, I talk to Dr. Jay Mesrobian, former National Medical Director and Chief Clinical Officer for TeamHealth Anesthesiology, about why the skills we call "soft" are the hardest ones to learn, and how literature, philosophy, and a willingness to talk about your own mistakes can make you a better leader. We also cover meetings, mentorship, Duke Ellington, and why coaching T-ball may be the hardest management job there is.
This special episode is the third in a series- the Wisdom of Interns (Episode 7) and the Wisdom of CA1s (episode 21) are prequels, featuring the same residents over their time in residency sharing their wisdom as they have continued their journey through residency. I hope you like it!
In this episode, we start with an RSI from David Karngba on anesthetic considerations for patients of Venezuelan descent. Next, I talk to veterinarian Mike Wenninger, Director of Animal Health at the Cincinnati Zoo, about what anesthesia looks like when your patients include fish, penguins, venomous snakes, and elephants.
In this episode, I talk to Dr. Brad Budde about his philosophy on pain management, and what's new in the world of regional anesthesia. We don't have an RSI this month, but I still learned a lot from Brad!
In this episode, we start with an RSI with intern Lauren Pferdmenges who does a great job talking about learning how... to learn! (Procedures, specifically). Next, we talk to Dr. Tyler Guidugli about point of care lab testing, and what it's like when you try to create institutional change. Spoiler alert- it isn't easy!
In this episode, we start out with an RSI by intern David Karngba. Next, we talk about Pinkey Shah's journey into medicine, as well as some interesting tidbits about neuroanesthesia.
In this episode, we start with an RSI about cricoid pressure with intern Sarah Miranda. Next, I talk to Dr. Paul Wojciechowski, who is someone who "wears a lot of hats" in our department- we discuss navigating his path through academic medicine.
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A podcast to discuss anesthesiology topics for residents, medical students, and more!All opinions and views expressed on this podcast are my own. Information does not represent medical advice and does not reflect the views, opinions or positions of my place of work or employers.Find us online at https://www.stylepointspodcast.com/
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