Emergency Medicine Residents' Association

EMRA*Cast

Science EN ↓ 103 afleveringen

The Emergency Medicine Residents' Association (EMRA) is the voice of emergency medicine physicians-in-training and the future of our specialty. EMRA*Cast is created "for Residents, by Residents."

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Auteur

Emergency Medicine Residents' Association

Categorie

Science

Website van de podcast

emracast.libsyn.com

Nieuwste aflevering

19 sep. 2026

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Afleveringen

Response, Preparedness, and Mitigation: Counterterrorism Medicine 15.08.2022 17:41

Disaster medicine has long focused on how to prepare for mass casualty incidents - but there are special considerations for emergency physicians to take into account in the case of terror attacks. In this episode, host Kim Bambach , MD, and Sriram Venkatesan , FAWM, discuss the niche of counterterrorism medicine with Derrick Tin , MBBS, senior fellow in Disaster and Counterterrorism Medicine at BI...

EM Job Search Tips: 2022 and Beyond 24.07.2022 27:51

The health care job market has been a roller coaster in recent years - especially in the nation's safety net of emergency medicine. What's a soon-to-be-graduate to do? Host Ranjita Raghavan , MD, shares some job search pearls and perils from Saadia Akhtar, MD, FACEP, and Maria Moreira , MD, FACEP.

Sodium Bicarb in Cardiac Arrest: Over and Done? 02.07.2022 24:41

Some baked-in practices in medicine don't hold up to closer inspection. This episode of EMRA*Cast turns attention to the use of sodium bicarbonate in cardiac arrest. Host Matt Dillon , MD, ( @mdmd_8889 ) recently spoke with clinical ED pharmacist Mike Perza , PharmD, BCPS, ( @pillpushermike ) and Dustin Slagle , MD, regarding sodium bicarbonate use during cardiac arrest and why you might want to...