This podcast aims to interview successful mid and late career emergency physicians to explore the tactics and strategies they use to get through the bumps in their lives. The primary target audience is early career physicians to help them learn what isn't part of the typical residency curriculum. We also hope others in the practice find it interesting, such as other physicians, advanced practice clinicians and nurses who seek to build their resilience, compassion and joy in their 'day' job and at home when not saving lives.
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This podcast aims to interview successful mid and late career emergency physicians to explore the tactics and strategies they use to get through the bumps in their lives. The primary target audience is early career physicians to help them learn what isn't part of the typical residency curriculum. We also hope others in the practice find it interesting, such as other physicians, advanced practice clinicians and nurses who seek to build their resilience, compassion and joy in their 'day' job and at home when not saving lives.
Keith Henry is a confident and experienced academic emergency medicine physician. However, different than many academic docs, he started his post-residency career in community EM and returned to academics. He leads the Univ of Minnesota medical student emergency medicine rotation. We had a great tour of his thoughts on the role and techniques of being… Read More »
Positively Deviant Emergency Medicine
This podcast aims to interview successful mid and late career emergency physicians to explore the tactics and strategies they use to get through the bumps in their lives. The primary target audience is early career physicians to help them learn what isn't part of the typical residency curriculum. We also hope others in the practice find it interesting, such as other physicians, advanced practice clinicians and nurses who seek to build their resilience, compassion and joy in their 'day' job and at home when not saving lives.
