EM Over Easy

As always sometimes our Seinfeld talks are the funniest and this Short Stack is no exception. What is something you did as a kid, you still do now as an adult? Listen as Drew, Tanner and Andy discuss just that!

Ever wondered what it would be like to be a transplant patient? Neither had Alin, a 2nd year EM resident, in fact it was the farthest thing from her mind. But last year, over the holidays her "URI" turned for the worse and her life will never be the same. Listen as Drew, Tanner and Andy discuss what happened and her new outlook on life.

Listen as Drew, Tanner and Andy sit down with previous guests and friends of the podcast; Geoff Comp, Kaitlin Bowers and Jacob Smith to talk about the journey to find the perfect first job.

After taking the last month off, Andy, Tanner and Drew are back with a fresh episode! Given the horrific news cycle over the past few days, we are providing some mindless banter with a Short Stack talking about some of our nemesis and pet peeves. Take a listen and let us know what yours are. As a bonus, anyone know the relevance of the picture for todays episode? Hint: Drew found it...

For the last Rebroadcast of 2019, listen as Drew and Andy had the pleasure to sit down with Eric Cortez, a fellow attending and friend of the podcast. They discuss an article he coauthored with Drew on the ALL Ohio EM Blog. Listen as they discuss 4 tips to #RockYourShift in the new year!

For this Rebroadcast Listen as Andy and Drew chat with Anand Swaminathan (Swami) to discuss the gut wrenching process of getting “A Letter” in your mailbox. They cover the various types of “Letters” EM providers get and how to deal with the process of peer reviews.

Many people nowadays would associate the word shame with the tv show Game of Thrones. The classic scene with Cersi and the nun walking down the street. But the reality is, while people were trying to FORCE shame onto someone else in this scene, only shame can be created by the person themselves. For this rebroadcast, Andy talks with guest host John Casey (@JohnCaseyDO) and guest Loice Swisher (@L_...

The thoughts and feeling of wanting to commit suicide are real. They are felt by many people across the world a year. In this realm, physicians suffer as well and unfortunately follow through on these thoughts and feelings. So, what is to be done? That is why we brought in experts Loice Swisher and Ramin Tabatabai to discuss how we can overcome the stigma of physician suicide and help those who ar...

For this rebroadcast listen as Drew, Tanner and Andy discuss the topic of Consistent Behavioral Expectations and the ways to apply it in our own lives. Think of the most consistent companies in business, the most consistent teams in sports. Whatever makes these organizations top notch? How to they continue to perform at a high level? Maybe its something as simple as E+R=O. E+R=O is a commonly adop...

This rebroadcast includes Tanner and Andy sitting down with previous guests Andrew Pacitti and John Casey to discuss another Pop Science topic. Listen as they discuss their beliefs about the idea of Deliberate Practice against the real data and how physicians can use this in their every day lives to become better providers and people!

For this rebroadcast, listen and Drew and Andy discuss "Learning Moments" with the one and only George Willis, associate program director at the University of Maryland Medical Center. Pay attention as George convinces us that as educators we should reconsider our approach to teaching shifts. #MoreThanMedicine

Listen as Drew and Andy sit down with guests and friends of the podcast Anand Swaminathan and tiffany Profit as they discuss their #LookingBack Moments about who were some of their pre-medicine influencers. Music: Bensound

Recorded at CORD 2019 in Seattle this past April, listen as Tanner and Andy sit down and chat with guests Megan Stobart and Angie Carrick as we continue our Looking Back series!

Part 2 of our Looking back series is here! Listen as Andy sits down with guests John Casey, Tarlan Hedayati, and Mike Gisondi to discuss their looking back moments. Music: Hey by BenSound

In part 1 of our looking back series, our hosts Drew, Tanner and Andy discuss some influential people (some who may not know that they were) in their journey to become doctors. Listen as they discuss these folks, what they have done for them and the other greatness that happens with our 3 hosts all get together. Intro Music: bendsound “Hey” Exit Music: Ben Hawnow “Man in the Mirror”

Listen as we sit down with the Dr's Bowers to discuss how they manage married life during their journey through EM. Music: BenSound

Andy sits down with a few guests to talk about something that probably isnt talked about enough.... shame.

The EMOE crew sit down with Emily Silverman of The Nocturnists podcast and live storytelling events to discuss one of the most humanistic practices of all time.... storytelling.

Listen as we had a great sit down with the one and only Mizuho Morrison, DO. A woman of many talents who balances being a Mom, a educational empire and a private company she started with a few other Mom Doctors.

Tanner and Andy had the chance to sit down with previous guests Andrew Pacitti and John Casey to discuss another Pop Science topic. Listen as they discuss their beliefs about the idea of Deliberate Practice against the real data and how physicians can use this in their every day lives to become better providers and people!

Have you ever been called to help an inpatient attending? Listen as Tanner leads Drew and Andy through a case and how he tackled the issue.

Listen as Drew and Andy sit down with the one and only George Willis, APD at the University of Maryland and MedEd Guru to discuss the idea of learning moments.

Listen as Andy and Drew chest with Anand Swaminathan (Swami) to discuss the gut wrenching process of getting "A Letter" in your mailbox. They cover the various types of "Letters" EM providers get and how to deal with the process of peer reviews.

Listen as Drew and Andy sit down with Sergey Motov (@painfreeED), a clinician at Maimonides Medical Center in NYC and how he approaches pain management in the ED. He talks about his journey from residency to now and how we can use evidence to help us provide non opioid or low opioid pain management to our patients in the ED.

While attending ACEP 2019 in San Diego, Drew had the chance to sit down with two great EM Physicians making a difference in the world of opioid abuse and dependence in Buffalo, NY. Listen as Drew talks with John Lynch, and Brian clemency 2 EM physicians who practice at the University of Buffalo are helping change the way patients with opioid dependence and abuse are treated in the acute care setti...