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Dr. Selbst offers tips that he has learned along the way and words of wisdom regarding medical-legal issues. A topic which he has significant experience speaking and writing about.

Dr. Boutis spoke with us in depth about how she found her unique path to a combined pediatric emergency medicine training with a focus on adolescent trauma as well as the immeasurable benefit of having an engaged mentor.

In this episode, Dr. Mattu delivers thoughtful commentary on-- you guessed it-- emergent EKG findings, but also offers us a unique tour though his career path. He gives us feedback on how he developed his career path, tips on navigating academic medicine and how to fit in teaching during hectic ED shifts.

In this episode of the Brown EM Podcast we hear how Dr. Chung rose to become one of the most prominent names in physician wellness. She addresses the issues of physician burnout, physician suicide and discusses some current initiatives designed to foster a supportive culture and maintain resiliency. Find out what Dr. Chung views as some of medicine’s biggest hurdles and hear her advice for tackling them throughout your career.

Dr. Levitan talks about the development of his career, offers his advice for learners, and shares his top airway stories. In Part Two (at the 27:00 min mark) he goes on to discuss his airway device development, including the now famous Airway Cam.

This month we talk about an often neglected topic in financial planning, what to do when encountered with the unspeakable reality of a catastrophe.

This month we take a look at financial trends unique to female physicians. Today’s doctors are going to be working harder, logging longer hours, and getting paid less; thus the need to stay engaged with one’s finances, and to work closely with a qualified financial adviser to build financial security.

In this installment of our monthly podcast we take a deep dive into the basics of the Roth IRA. This product is slightly different than the 401k and adds another important investment strategy for retirement savings.

In this edition we discuss the IRA. Chances are you have heard of the "individual retirement account", but what does it really mean and how does it affect your retirement strategy?

In this, our 5th episode, we take a glimpse at the topic of the side gig for those in the medical community. We have heard a lot about the "gig economy" in recent years. From Uber to Airbnb, side opportunities are defining ways to enhance one's income potential. It is no different for those of us in medicine and creative possibilities abound.

In this fourth episode, we take a detailed look at the advantages of the Roth 401K. The Roth is an often mentioned financial product but the understanding of its pearls goes a lot deeper than just the name...it is more than just a retirement account!

In this, our third episode, we discuss the opportunities for physicians to build wealth outside of the traditional W2. Our focus this month looks at the tax benefits of having 'physician partners', S corps, C corps, LLCs that are taxed as C corps, and those opportunities that involve 1099 Income.

This month's discussion delves into the myriad changes brought on by new tax code. Will it be tax armageddon or tax heaven for those of us in medicine? Money Minutes focuses on the unique challenges facing physicians and the topic of financial well-being; as well as providing guidance in formulating strategies for a lifetime of security.

A monthly podcast to help provide fellow physicians with a solid foundation of financial knowledge. Money Minutes focuses on the unique challenges facing physicians and the topic of financial well-being; as well as providing guidance in formulating strategies for a lifetime of security. Our guest is Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors

Discussing Long-term mortality in pediatric firearm assault survivors: a multi-center, retrospective, comparative cohort study.

Author: Dr. Ashkon Shaahinfar

Interviewed by: Dr. Scott Pasichow

Discussing Tracking Assault-Injured, Drug-Using Youth in Longitudinal Research: Follow Up Methods.

Author: Jessica Roche, MPH

Interviewed by: Dr. Ashley Gray

Discussing Development and Validation of a Measure to Assess Patients’ Threat Perceptions in the Emergency Department.

Author: Dr. Talea Cornelius

Interviewed by: Dr. Madalene Boyle

Discussing Multicenter Evaluation of the YEARS Criteria in Emergency Department Patients Evaluated for Pulmonary Embolism.

Author: Dr. Christopher Kabrhel

Interviewed by: Dr. Jon Thorndike

Discussing The Association between Daily Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Pain over the First 14‐days after Injury: An Experience Sampling Study.

Author: Dr. Maria Pacella

Interviewed by: Dr. Cameron Gettel

Discussing A Qualitative Analysis of Patients’ Perceptions of Shared Decision Making in the Emergency Department: “Let Me Know I Have a Choice”

Author: Dr. Elizabeth M. Schoenfeld

Interviewed by: Dr. Anatoly Kazakin

Discussing Comparing Statewide and Single-center Data to Predict High-frequency Emergency Department Utilization Among Patients With Asthma Exacerbation.

Author: Dr. Margaret Samuels-Kalow

Interviewed by: Dr. Gita Pensa

Discussing Mental Health-Related Emergency Department Visits Associated with Cannabis in Colorado.

Author: Dr. Andrew A. Monte

Interviewed by: Dr. Adam Haag

Discussing Syncope Prognosis Based on Emergency Department Diagnosis: A Prospective Cohort Study.

Authors: Dr. Christian Toarta and Dr. Thiruganasambandamoorthy

Interviewed by: Dr. Tess Wiskel

Discussing Behavioral Changes in Children After Emergency Department Procedural Sedation.

Lead Author: Dr. Jean Pearce

Interviewed by: Dr. Matin Shah

Discussing Human Factors and Simulation in Emergency Medicine.

Lead Author: Dr. Emily Hayden

Interviewed by: Dr. Rebecca Karb

Discussing Air Ambulance Delivery and Administration of Four-Factor Prothrombin Complex Concentrate is Feasible and Decreases Time to Anticoagulation Reversal.

Lead Author: Dr. Michael Puskaric

Interviewed by: Dr. Jordan Wolfe

Discussing Performance of the Hack’s Impairment Index Score: A Novel Tool to Assess Impairment from Alcohol in Emergency Department Patients

Lead Author: Dr. Jason Hack

Interviewed by: Dr. Eric Lee

Discussing The Pediatric Submersion Score Predicts Children at Low Risk for Injury Following Submersions

Lead Author: Dr. Rohit Shenoi

Interviewed by: Dr. Eric Lee

Discussing Patients Visiting Multiple Emergency Departments: Patterns, Costs and Risk Factors

Lead Author: Dr. Todd Lyons

Interviewed by: Dr. Anu Ganapathy

Discussing Current Status of Gender and Racial/Ethnic Disparities Among Academic Emergency Medicine Physicians

Lead Author: Dr. Tracy Madsen

Interviewed by: Dr. Mike Hunihan

Discussing Prehospital Advanced Cardiac Life Support for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: A Cohort Study

Lead Author: Dr. Alexis Cournoyer

Interviewed by: Dr. Thomas Ross

Discussing A 0-Hour/1-Hour Protocol for Safe, Early Discharge of Chest Pain Patients

Lead Author: Dr Arash Mokhtari

Interviewed by: Dr. Michael Prucha

Discussing Individual and Neighborhood Characteristics of Children Seeking Emergency Department Care for Firearm Injuries Within the PECARN Network

Lead Author: Dr. Patrick Carter

Interviewed by: Dr. Kristina McAteer

Discussing Ketamine as an Adjunct to Opioids for Acute Pain in the Emergency Department: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Lead Author: Dr. Karen Bowers

Interviewed by: Dr. Thomas Ross

Discussing Point-of-care Ultrasound for Non-angulated Distal Forearm Fractures in Children: Test performance Characteristics and Patient-centered Outcomes

Lead Author: Dr. Naveen Poonai

Interviewed by: Dr. Gita Pensa

Discussing Looking Through the Prism: Comprehensive Care of Sexual Minority and Gender‐nonconforming Patients in the Acute Care Setting.

Lead Author: Dr. Angela Jarman

Interviewed by: Dr. Rory Merritt

Discussing Factors Important to Top Clinical Performance in Emergency Medicine Residency: Results of an Ideation Survey and Delphi Panel.

Lead Author: Dr. Jesse Pines

Interviewed by: Dr. Rory Merritt

Discussing Virtual Reality as an Interview Technique in Evaluation of Emergency Medicine Applicants.

Lead Author: Dr. Scott Crawford

Interviewed by: Dr. Gita Pensa

Discussing Editorial Processes in Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAM) Resources.

Lead Author: Arden Azim

Interviewed by: Dr. Rory Merritt

Discussing Point of Care Resource Use in the ED: A Developmental Model

Lead Author: Dr. Catherine Patocka

Interviewed by: Dr. Rory Merritt

Discussing Learning Analytics in Medical Education Assessment: The Past, The Present and The Future

Lead Author: Dr. Teresa Chan

Interviewed by: Dr. Rory Merritt

Discussing Not Another Bedside Lecture: Active Learning Techniques for Clinical Instruction

Lead Author: Dr. Chris Merritt

Interviewed by: Dr. Rory Merritt

Discussing Development of a Global Health Milestones Tool for Learners in Emergency Medicine: A Pilot Project

Lead Author: Dr. Katherine Douglass

Interviewed by: Dr. Chris Merritt

Discussing Emergency Medicine Morbidity and Mortality Conference and Culture of Safety: The Resident Perspective

Lead Author: Dr. Kathleen Wittels

Interviewed by: Dr. Gita Pensa