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• RxЯ: Tackling the Rank Order List

  Drs. Yusuke Kishimoto and Parker Howard discuss what they believe are the three most important factors to consider when creating your Rank Order List, with special considerations for visa sponsorships and couples matching.
• RxЯ: Residency Interviews with Drs. Jasmin Custodio & Parker Howard

  Dr. Yusuke Kishimoto is joined by Drs. Jasmin Custodio and Parker Howard to discuss and share their advice, tips, and experiences so you can ace your residency interviews for the Match 2024 on the next AAEM/RSA Podcast.
• RxЯ: Securing The SLOE

  Yusuke breaks down the four different types of SLOEs. He also shares different resources you can use to Honor your emergency medicine rotation and get the top 10% on your SLOE evaluations.
• Chronic Pain and Addiction Patients Need Us Now More Than Ever

  Image credit: Pexels Author: Shane A. Sobrio, MDOriginally published: Common SenseMarch/April 2021 Flashback to 2019. Hong Kong protests were raging on, the U.S. Women’s National Team won the world cup, Donald Trump was being impeached, and the health care battle continued to revolve around the opioid epidemic. It wasn’t necessarily easy, but it was familiar. […]
• EM Away Rotations in a Pandemic

  Image credit: Pexels Author: Lauren Lamparter – President, AAEM/RSA Medical Student Council Originally published: Common SenseMarch/April 2021 For the third-year medical student, the emergency medicine residency application process starts with applying to away rotations. This year, uncertainty remains around the possibility of aways, but hopefully, as COVID-19 vaccines are distributed more widely, travel and away […]
• Who Will Be Their Advocate? A Commentary on Facing Illness Alone.

  Image credit: Pexels Author: Jennifer Gemmill, MD FAAEMOriginally published: Common SenseJanuary/February 2021 I am a terrible patient. I will refuse medicines prescribed to me. I will pick up my heavy 2-year-old just hours after delivering my newborn while the L&D nurses give me the evil eye. I will remove my own loop recorder in my […]
• From Chaos to Clarity: Leadership in the Resuscitation Bay

  Image credit: Pexels Author: Mary Haas, MDOriginally published: Common SenseNovember/December 2016 You are managing a busy emergency department, when you hear via the overhead paging system that a new patient has arrived in your resuscitation bay. You scurry from the farthest corner of your department, where you were evaluating a patient with multiple chronic medical […]
• The Open Door

  Image credit: Pexels Author: Lauren Lamparter – Medical Student Council President Originally published: Common SenseSeptember/October 2020 One of the reasons I am drawn to and pursuing a career in emergency medicine is its open-door policy — all are welcome, regardless of their ability to pay, the color of their skin, their legal status, or their […]
• Resident Journal Review: Do Adjunctive Therapies Beyond Infection Control and Appropriate Fluid Resuscitation Change Outcomes in Sepsis and Septic Shock?

  Authors: Jordan Parker MD; Sharleen Yuan, MA MD PhD; Megan Donohue, MD; Robert Brown, MD; Mark Sutherland, MD; Hannah Goldberg, MD; Akilesh Honasoge, MDEditors: Kami M. Hu, MD FAAEM, Kelly Maurelus, MD FAAEMOriginally published: Common SenseSeptember/October 2020 IntroductionSeptic shock is an illness with complex pathophysiology and few available therapies, beyond infection control and appropriate fluid […]
• Ask Me Anything: EM Resident Panel

  In this episode, Lauren Lamparter, AAEM/RSA Medical Student Council President interviews EM Resident panelists Jennifer Rosenbaum, MD MBA; Ryan DesCamp, MD MPH; and Jordan Vaughn, MD

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