The Medical Student's Guide to Anesthesiology

Un(b)locking the Field of Regional Anesthesia And the business side of medicine w/ Dr. John Patton

UN(B)LOCKING THE FIELD OF REGIONAL ANESTHESIA AND THE BUSINESS SIDE OF MEDICINE W/ DR. JOHN PATTON In this episode of the Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology podcast, Dr. Bradley interviews Dr. John Patton, MD MBA, about his unique and inspiring journey through the field of regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine. Dr. Patton shares his non-traditional path to medicine, his experiences in residency and fellowship, and how his MBA has played a significant role in his medical career. TAKEAWAYS: - Non-Traditional Path: Discover how Dr. Patton overcame early discouragement to pursue a career in medicine, emphasizing the importance of keeping an open mind and the varied paths one can take to become a physician. - Fellowship Insights: Learn about the subspecialty of regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine, including the day-to-day responsibilities, skills, and patient interactions unique to this field. - Value of an MBA: Understand how Dr. Patton has leveraged his MBA to enhance his medical career, from quality improvement projects to leadership roles and program development within a major healthcare institution. CONCLUSION: Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. John Patton as he provides valuable insights for medical students considering a career in anesthesiology, the importance of mentorship, and the diverse opportunities within the field. CREDITS: The Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology Podcast was sponsored by a mentorship grant from the American Society of Anesthesiologists Committee on Professional Diversity. This podcast is a production of EquiHealth Media Consultants. Hosts: Majesty Greer, MD; Steven Bradley, MD Technical Support: Leshawn Richards, MD Research and Content Creation: Michelle Kaimenyi, Aaron Lowe, Morgan Harris, Alexis Edmonds, Dierra’ Cohen, Boston Cooper, Elijah McMillan, Suzette Ndubuisi, Tiana Billups, Devi Veerappan, Sumaiya Nazih Ahmed, Raenique Doran, Ikenna Osuamadi, Sunia Taghipoor ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Diversity, Global Health, Allyship and Empowerment with Pediatric Anesthesiologist Dr. Reece-Nguyen

DIVERSITY, GLOBAL HEALTH, ALLYSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT WITH PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIOLOGIST DR. REECE-NGUYEN INTRODUCTION: In this episode of the Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology podcast, we welcome Dr. Reece-Nguyen, a board-certified general and pediatric anesthesiologist and clinical associate professor at Stanford Children’s Hospital. He serves in various roles advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion at both the local and national levels. Dr. Reece-Nguyen shares insights into his multi-faceted career and provides valuable advice for aspiring anesthesiologists. KEY TAKEAWAYS: 1. Dr. Reece-Nguyen emphasizes the importance of comprehensive gender-affirming care, advocating for the correct use of pronouns, and understanding the specific needs of gender-diverse patients. 2. His experiences in global health highlight the significance of sustainability and capacity building in international medical missions, aiming to equip local practitioners with the skills and knowledge they need. 3. The conversation underscores the role of emotional intelligence and the importance of creating a diverse and inclusive environment in the field of anesthesiology. CONCLUSION: Dr. Reece-Nguyen’s work exemplifies how anesthesiologists can make impactful contributions beyond the operating room, advocating for both their local communities and global health care. His experiences and advice serve as an inspiration for medical students navigating their paths towards a diverse and rewarding career in anesthesiology. CREDITS: The Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology Podcast was sponsored by a mentorship grant from the American Society of Anesthesiologists Committee on Professional Diversity. This podcast is a production of EquiHealth Media Consultants. Hosts: Majesty Greer, MD; Steven Bradley, MD Technical Support: Leshawn Richards, MD Research and Content Creation: Michelle Kaimenyi, Aaron Lowe, Morgan Harris, Alexis Edmonds, Dierra’ Cohen, Boston Cooper, Elijah McMillan, Suzette Ndubuisi, Tiana Billups, Devi Veerappan, Sumaiya Nazih Ahmed, Raenique Doran, Ikenna Osuamadi, Sunia Taghipoor ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

From Academics to Private Practice as a Sub-Specialized Anesthesiologist with Dr. Maria Sheikh

FROM ACADEMICS TO PRIVATE PRACTICE AS A SUB-SPECIALIZED ANESTHESIOLOGIST WITH DR. MARIA SHEIKH INTRODUCTION: In this episode of the Medical Students Guide Anesthesiology podcast, Dr. Steven Bradley interviews Dr. Maria Sheikh, a fellowship-trained obstetric anesthesiologist with extensive academic and private practice experience. They discuss her journey, the complexities of obstetric anesthesiology, and the transition between academic and private practice settings. TAKEAWAYS: - Dr. Maria Sheikh shares her unique career path, highlighting key moments that led her to choose obstetric anesthesiology over her initial interest in OB GYN. - The importance of having situational awareness and understanding the balance between academics and private practice in anesthesiology. Dr. Sheikh elaborates on the misconceptions about private practice and emphasizes that teaching remains a passion for many in this field. - Dr. Sheikh discusses the common misconceptions in obstetric anesthesiology, focusing on patient-centered care, shared decision-making, and the mistrust surrounding epidurals and other interventions. CONCLUSION: Dr. Sheikh advises medical students to explore various specialties early on, both in academic and private practice settings, and to leverage shadowing opportunities for a well-rounded understanding of their field of interest. CREDITS: The Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology Podcast was sponsored by a mentorship grant from the American Society of Anesthesiologists Committee on Professional Diversity. This podcast is a production of EquiHealth Media Consultants. Hosts: Majesty Greer, MD; Steven Bradley, MD Technical Support: Leshawn Richards, MD Research and Content Creation: Michelle Kaimenyi, Aaron Lowe, Morgan Harris, Alexis Edmonds, Dierra’ Cohen, Boston Cooper, Elijah McMillan, Suzette Ndubuisi, Tiana Billups, Devi Veerappan, Sumaiya Nazih Ahmed, Raenique Doran, Ikenna Osuamadi, Sunia Taghipoor ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Inside the practice of an Academic Anesthesiologist with Dr. Aaron Smith

INSIDE THE PRACTICE OF AN ACADEMIC ANESTHESIOLOGIST WITH DR. AARON SMITH INTRODUCTION: In this episode of the Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology podcast, Dr. Steven Bradley and Dr. Majesty Greer welcome Dr. Aaron Smith, an academic general anesthesiologist at Northwestern University. Dr. Smith shares his journey from medical school to becoming an attending physician, offering valuable insights and advice for medical students and residents interested in anesthesiology. KEY TAKEAWAYS: 1. Exposure and Networking: Dr. Smith discusses the importance of early exposure to anesthesiology and networking with professionals in the field. He highlights how these connections can be pivotal in shaping one's career. 2. Skills and Competencies: Communication skills and dynamic interaction within the operating room are crucial. He advises medical students on demonstrating respect and teamwork with all members of the surgical team. Additionally, continuous learning and trial of new techniques during residency are emphasized. 3. Transitioning to Attending: Dr. Smith talks about the challenges and rewards of transitioning from residency to an attending role, including the necessity to manage multiple rooms and supervise trainees. He also outlines the benefits of working in an academic institution, such as access to resources and continuous professional development. CONCLUSION: This episode provides invaluable insights from Dr. Smith’s experiences and journey in the field of anesthesiology. His advice on networking, skill development, and transitioning into an attending role will undoubtedly benefit medical students and residents aspiring to excel in this dynamic medical specialty. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

From Research to Residency: Improving Your Anesthesiology Application with Dr. Adam Milam

FROM RESEARCH TO RESIDENCY: IMPROVING YOUR ANESTHESIOLOGY APPLICATION WITH DR. ADAM MILAM In this episode of the Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology, Dr. Steven Bradley interviews Dr. Adam Milam, an MD PhD professor of anesthesiology at Mayo Clinic in Arizona with extensive expertise in public health research. They discuss Dr. Milam's academic journey, the importance of research in medical training, and offer practical advice for medical students interested in anesthesiology and research. KEY POINTS: 1. Research Experience: Dr. Milam shares his entry into research during his undergraduate years and emphasizes the importance of engaging in research that aligns with personal passions, rather than doing it solely to bolster applications. 2. Mentorship and Guidance: He highlights the significant role mentors play in guiding students through the research process, from literature review to publication, and offers a structured approach to assist mentees. 3. Balancing Clinical and Research Responsibilities: Dr. Milam discusses his current role, balancing clinical duties with research and administrative responsibilities, demonstrating how to effectively allocate time for impactful research within a clinical career. CONCLUSION: This episode provides valuable insights into incorporating research into a medical career, especially for those pursuing anesthesiology. Dr. Milam’s experience offers practical advice on finding mentorship, leveraging resources, and maintaining a passion for research to make a meaningful impact in the field. CREDITS: The Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology Podcast was sponsored by a mentorship grant from the American Society of Anesthesiologists Committee on Professional Diversity. This podcast is a production of EquiHealth Media Consultants. Hosts: Majesty Greer, MD; Steven Bradley, MD Technical Support: Leshawn Richards, MD Research and Content Creation: Michelle Kaimenyi, Aaron Lowe, Morgan Harris, Alexis Edmonds, Dierra’ Cohen, Boston Cooper, Elijah McMillan, Suzette Ndubuisi, Tiana Billups, Devi Veerappan, Sumaiya Nazih Ahmed, Raenique Doran, Ikenna Osuamadi, Sunia Taghipoor ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.