Surgical Critical Care Service

An APP team providing care for over 11 different surgical specialties including transplant, vascular, thoracic, surgical oncology, and head & neck surgery.

Neurocritical Critical Care Service

Provides critical care for neurology and neurosurgical patients at the region’s largest Comprehensive Stroke Center.

Cardiothoracic Vascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU)

A 32-bed unit caring for post cardiac surgery, including heart transplant, VADs, and the region’s largest ECMO program.

Surgical Triage, Assessment, and Recovery  (STAR): A Critical Care Surgical Resuscitation Unit   
 
A resuscitation ICU for non-trauma-related adult patients who are transferred from outside hospitals and need specialty care for a brief period.

Want to learn more about our expanding Advanced Practice roles at the University of Kentucky?  Register to attend our information session on January 31st at Noon (Eastern) 

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Has anyone ever asked AITA, and NOT been the A?

Is it imposter syndrome when you read your professional bio and think it sounds way more impressive than you actually are? Or is there a different term for that?

Yeah, non-MDs being called “residents” is the problem.

Looking for someone willing to give a talk to students (via zoom) on portable handheld US and who can compare the various models out there. Anyone? Practical POCUS POCUS 101 korbinhaycockmd IM POCUS Focus Society of Point-of-Care Ultrasound (SPOCUS) Vicki Noble 5 Minute Sono Jason Bowman Sam Ghali, M.D. Viren Kaul, MD

Churches: “why are people leaving us in droves?”
Also churches:

This is the situation almost every time I go to pick up a prescription at CVS.

We chat with Leon Chen DNP about his work setting up infrastructure for clinical #POCUS at Memorial Sloan Kettering. #MedTwitter #CriticalCare
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This

A guideline panel of 20 Society of Critical Care Medicine members (good to see Bryan Boling among them) experienced with RSI & emergency airway management developed & published in Critical Care Medicine recommendations on pharmacologic & non-pharmacologic topics related to RSI

The gate agent just asked if there was anyone traveling with a “lap infant” and I legit thought she said, “live infant” at first and wondered why they felt the need to qualify “infant” like that.