The Most Important Person In The Operating Room
As a fellow, I’m often privileged to work with medical students and anesthesiology residents in the cardiothoracic operating rooms. Many of these individuals I’ve come to know through the ICU, but some...
Life As A Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology Fellow
Here's a quick video summarizing the basics of my life as a cardiothoracic anesthesia fellow!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQYL577UQLQDrop me a comment...
Timeline And Cost Of My Medical Licensing Exams
Now that I'm nearing the end of my formal medical training, I wanted to look back and catalog the licensing exams I've taken (including my admissions exam for medical school) over the...
I Took An Oath To “Do No Harm” – Not “Save Lives”
Early in my medical training, my colleagues and I had our rite-of-passage into medical school by taking the Hippocratic Oath at our White Coat Ceremony. Many associate the words "do no harm"...
Being Realistic With Medical School Applications
Let me preface this post by stating that I'll always support the underdog. The one who everyone counts out. The one who has seemingly insurmountable odds stacked against him/her. However, in the...
High Dose Fentanyl Induction
The induction of general anesthesia in patients undergoing cardiac surgery is often times different than non-cardiac surgery. At many institutions, these inductions tend to center heavily around high dose opioids due to...
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