Emergency Medicine, PGY 4 • Raised in Berkeley • Schooled in Detroit • Training in Brooklyn
You are sitting in the Critical Care area of your ED and the walk-in triage nurse approaches you with an ECG and a patient. She tells you he is a 60 year-old male with a PMH of cardiac stents presenting with 5 days of shortness of breath. At triage his Read more…
Sitting next to the middle fork of the Gila River in the wilderness of New Mexico is where I got one of my most salient lessons on the stages of learning. The prototype of the exercise was how well you could do a cartwheel. My first thought was “When the Read more…
It’s August and as a resident, I sit at the crux of this famous teaching model. I’m still having some of my first “do ones” while daily “teaching one” to the medical students, juniors and interns who have spent the last few years seeing and are ready to “do.” Like Read more…