Academic Life in Emergency Medicine (ALiEM) Podcast

In this episode of the ALiEM Idea Lab Podcast we interview Sasha Strauss. Sasha is a renowned brand strategist who's company, Innovation Protocol, serves clients such as Republic Services, ADP, Apollo Group, Evite, and PayPal. He teaches graduate brand strategy at USC’s Marshall School of Business and Annenberg School for Communication. In part 1 of this 2-part interview we discuss personal brands, telling our stories, and why it is important for physicians to have a consistent professional image. Podcast Host: Drs. Jeff Riddell and Paul Jhun

Hark! What is that large white square with a blinking line on it in the middle of your computer screen?! It’s nothing right now because you keep getting up from your computer chair to make sandwiches and refill your coffee cup! Don’t you want a job? Well get one! That is exactly what you will do after listening to this amazing podcast starring Dr. Mike Gisondi! He will help you turn that blinking line into a lean mean CV creating machine! With his advice, you won’t be able to stop typing! He will teach you how to do work so you can stop wasting your hard-earned cash money on all those procrastination sandwiches! Click on this podcast and start getting job offers! Podcast Editor: Dr. Aron Slear Thanks to our Chief Resident Incubator sponsor: EBSCO Health/DynaMed Plus

A conversation with Dr. Joseph Feldman (Emergency Medicine)and Dr. Gregory Nicola (Radiology) on improving the value for patients between radiologists and emergency physicians specifically around back pain and the nuances of operationalizing evidence-based care. Podcast host and editor: Dr. Jason Woods

Do you want to be a great leader? Do want to be an awesome chief? Are you tired of muddling through the murky waters of Chiefdom alone? Then listen to this podcast! Tracy. Sanson. Need we say more? She drops all sorts of knowledge to make you better and get you where you want to be in life. A partial list of what Dr. Sanson specializes in: Administrative and management issues, Professionalism, Communication, Brand development, Personal development, And much more! She is awesome and the rest is in the podcast.

One episode into the life of Little Patients Big Medicine and already publishing an update! Hot on the heels of our most recent podcast the American College of Critical Care Medicine published updated pediatric sepsis guidelines. Do they change what we just published?

This podcast contains a ton of advice on applying to a pediatric emergency medicine fellowship, specifically coming from an EM residency training program. Our panelists include Dr. Maybelle Kou, Dr. Paul Ishimine, and Dr. Peter Auerbach. Hosted by Dr. Michael Gisondi and Dr. Michelle Lin. Watch the podcast here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5b2pmySw…&feature=youtu.be Read more here: www.aliem.com/category/em-match-advice/ Edited by Hari Bhatt

Brand new podcast still warm from the ALiEM Chief Resident Incubator oven! Listen to a recent panel of former chief residents dispense knowledge gained from the previous year. What do they wish they had known before getting into the chief game? Tricks of the trade and questions from current Chiefs. Check out the most recent reviews below! "The only podcast I listen too." - Hippocrates "Amazing lessons about leadership!" - Abraham Lincoln

A panel discussion about the newest component in the 2018 Emergency Medicine residency application - the Standardized Video Interview (SVI). The panel includes Mrs. Renee Overton (AAMC), Dr. Rebecca Bavolek (UCLA-Olive View EM program director), and Dr. Rahul Patwari (Rush Assistant Dean and CDEM President). Hosted by Drs. Michael Gisondi (Stanford) and Michelle Lin (UCSF/ALiEM).

The first recording from Little Patients, Big Medicine: the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Podcast. This is an exciting interview with Dr. Halden Scott, a PEM physician at Children's Hospital Colorado, about the use of lactate measurement in pediatric sepsis.

Highlights of the conversation on "How to Stay Organized and Well" with Dr. Michelle Sergel & Dr. Ernie Wang, conclusion of the ALiEM Fellowship Incubator. Podcast editor: Dr. Jeff Rixe

https://www.aliem.com/category/clinical/60-second-soapbox/ Each episode, one lucky individual gets exactly 1 minute to present their rant-of-choice to the world. Any topic is on the table – clinical, academic, economic, or whatever else may interest an EM-centric audience. We carefully remix your audio to add an extra splash of drama and excitement. Even more exciting, participants get to challenge 3 of their peers to stand on a soapbox of their own!

https://www.aliem.com/category/clinical/60-second-soapbox/ Each episode, one lucky individual gets exactly 1 minute to present their rant-of-choice to the world. Any topic is on the table – clinical, academic, economic, or whatever else may interest an EM-centric audience. We carefully remix your audio to add an extra splash of drama and excitement. Even more exciting, participants get to challenge 3 of their peers to stand on a soapbox of their own!

https://www.aliem.com/category/clinical/60-second-soapbox/ Each episode, one lucky individual gets exactly 1 minute to present their rant-of-choice to the world. Any topic is on the table – clinical, academic, economic, or whatever else may interest an EM-centric audience. We carefully remix your audio to add an extra splash of drama and excitement. Even more exciting, participants get to challenge 3 of their peers to stand on a soapbox of their own!

In this installment, we hear from Dr. Richard Cantor, a renowned pediatric emergency physician and speaker. He talks about how we as emergency physicians often do not see the downstream positive effects of their care, which can gradually erode our wellness. Listen to his inspiring story, which highlights how what we do in EM truly makes a difference. Hosted by Dr. Paul Jhun

In this installment, we hear from Dr. Michael Weinstock, famed lecturer and author of the Bouncebacks! books. He talks about the 3 key life lessons that he’s learned while transitioning from a medical student to a resident and finally to an attending physician in the Emergency Department. Hosted by Dr. Paul Jhun