Today’s amazing WashU EM Residency intern cases highlighted key points in reassessment, thinking fast/slow, and how tricky aortic pathology can be! Also marked my first time co-debriefing with Ernesto Romo 🙌🏼 Samantha Stringer #MedTwitter #simulation #meded

I delivered a few babies with Dr. Bernard. I consult her fairly regularly for emergent obstetric or gynecological cases in our ED. She is, in no uncertain terms, an absolute badass. For women, for children, for reproductive rights…a badass. We need more Dr. Caitlin Bernards

The world needs more doctors like Kylie. Always in awe of your courage and advocacy KK, MD

Another amazing simulation day WashU EM Residency! This week’s theme was “Vascular Disasters” - w/ procedural training, a new AV Fistula model, and an amazing communication scenario from Ernesto Romo Big thanks to our ultrasound/education faculty who came! Erica Blustein, MD Joan Noelker

What is Sim? What do you do to demystify it in your hospitals? 🧙‍♂️ SWSimNetwork ASPiH SESAM Sim Bricks

“We hope nobody has to do this, but in the event, they’ll have some of that choreography down and they’ll be able to best take care of patients.” — Alex Croft, MD (he/him), MD, #WashUMed emergency medicine expert ksdk.com/article/news/l…

Great session about giving feedback by Dr. Szyld, Dr. Motola, Dr. Frederick, Dr. Romo, Dr Monette, Dr. Stapleton, and Dr. Croft #SAEM23 Demian Szyld, MD, EdM Ivette Motola Ernesto Romo Alex Croft, MD (he/him) SAEM SAEM RAMS

Capping off our weekly resident conference discussing the agitated patient curtesy of the esteemed James Li. Great discussion and learning happening here at WashU EM Residency and WashU EMS Fellowship

Great to see you as well!