Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 289: Master Clinicians Part 1: Dr. Dave Berman
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In this new series on master clinicians I will be interviewing people who have been identified by their colleagues and trainees as “master clinicians”, people who others go to for advice and clinical guidance, people who are masters of their craft. In this episode I welcome Dr. Dave Berman back to the show to discuss how he has, in a relatively short time, become one of these master clinicians and what advice he has for all of you.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 282: Navigating Applying in Anesthesiology with Tricia Pendergrast
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In this 282nd episode I welcome Dr. Tricia Pendergrast to the show to discuss how to navigate the process of applying for residency in anesthesiology. We discuss how to set yourself up for success, how to figure out how competitive you are, when to consider an away rotation, when to consider dual applying, and how to figure out how to best use your signals.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 275: Healthy Cooking with Myles Snider
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In this 275th episode I welcome Chef Myles Snider to the show to discuss how busy professionals can cook tasty, healthy meals for themselves and their families.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 241: Jesse Ehrenfeld Live in New Orleans
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In this 241st episode we play the audio from our live podcast in New Orleans at the Anesthesiology 2022 conference. We discuss Jesse’s impressive career including his recent election as president-elect of the AMA, his advocacy work, and his work with AI in healthcare.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 239: Determined: How Burned Out Doctors Can Thrive in a Broken Medical System with Dr. Jimmy Turner
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In this 239th episode I welcome Dr. Jimmy Turner back to the show. Jimmy is an academic anesthesiologist at Wake Forest in North Carolina and a certified coach for physicians. He is also the founder of The Physician Philosopher blog and podcast. In addition to this, he is the author of a book that came out in July of 2022 entitled Determined: How Burned Out Doctors Can Thrive in a Broken Medical System. We discuss his book and it’s messages about burnout and resilience.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 238: Financial Planning Update with Justin Harvey
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In this 238th episode I welcome back financial planner Justin Harvey to discuss the recent changes in student loans, public service loan forgiveness, the No Surprises Act, the pros and cons of doing a fellowship versus going straight into practice, and mistakes to avoid when starting a new job.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 237: Health Care Provider Burnout with Dr. Bryan Sexton
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In this 237th episode I welcome Dr. Bryan Sexton to the show to discuss his work with characterizing, researching and trying to address healthcare provider burnout. We discuss what burnout is and how it differs from moral injury, how to prevent it, treat it, and what a better system might look like.
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast
Episode 236: Gun Violence Prevention with Dr. Katherine Hoops
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In this 236th episode I welcome Dr. Katherine Hoops to the show to discuss her work with gun violence prevention. We discuss the horrific statistics around gun violence during the COVID pandemic, what can be done to try to prevent it, and what providers can do to help.
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Episode 235: What Happens When Doctors Get Sick, the Physician-as-patient, with Drs. Castro-Frenzel and Saadat
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In this 235th episode I welcome Drs. Karla Castro-Frenzel and Haleh Saadat to the show. They share their stories of being diagnosed with serious diseases, becoming physician-as-patients, and how they coped with the diagnosis and figured out how to move forward.
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Episode 222: Aversive Racism with Drs. Chen and Lucero
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In this 222nd episode I welcome Drs. Catherine Chen and Jennifer Lucero to the show to discuss their NEJM article about aversive racism in academic medicine. We talk about what aversive racism is, what role it plays, and how we can try to work to counter its effects.
