Residency
Life as an anesthesiology resident physician training in the Texas Medical Center from 2013 to 2017
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Mock Oral Boards
I’ll be taking my actual applied exam (OSCE and oral boards) in the spring of 2018, but tomorrow, I’ll be…
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Three Months Of Residency Left!
I’m writing this post on my last true “long call shift” of residency! 12 hours in, and its been a…
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Finished With Obstetric Anesthesiology As A CA-3
After completing my call shift this morning, I’m officially finished with obstetric anesthesiology as a resident. I might never do…
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Day Before My Last In-Training Exam!
Tomorrow morning at 8 AM, I’ll begin the last in-training exam (ITE) of my anesthesiology residency. My initial lack of…
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Halfway Done With Neuroanesthesia As A CA-3
It’s the middle of the month, the Texans got royally owned by the Patriots in the divisional playoff game last…
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DNI Without DNR?
“Do not intubate” (DNI) and “do not resuscitate” (DNR) are two different entities. Often times a tenuous cardiopulmonary status or…
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2017 Anesthesiology In-Training Exam (ITE) Preparation
I have roughly six weeks till my last in-training exam (ITE) of residency. I’ve taken this exam every February since…
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Beginning My Final Month Of Neuroanesthesia As A CA-3
Tomorrow I’ll be beginning my second and final month of dedicated neuroanesthesia working with a large anesthesia group in Houston…
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Last Rotation At Texas Children’s Hospital
The last eight years as a medical student and now as a resident have been filled with timeless memories at…
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Working Over Christmas Weekend 2016
Working over major holidays brings together a pretty unique camaraderie among healthcare workers. Physicians, nurses, techs, and ancillary staff support…
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