Got my first “the usual?” at my favorite coffee shop

Me grabbing the OSH records from the EM intern before they're lost forever

New Episode Out! SEDATION ISN’T OPTIONAL In Ep. 118 of The Pharm So Hard Podcast, Dr. Rosa Malloy-Post discusses why sedation must always accompany paralysis in RSI. Tune in for expert insights on agent choice in emergency care! #RSI #CriticalCare

In patients with suspected opioid poisoning, adding IM naloxone (1600 μg) to titrated IV doses resulted in prolonged reversal of respiratory depression and fewer naloxone doses with no increased risk of withdrawal tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The ER pharmacists around the world are SCREAMING

When your provider emergently needs RSI medications and dosing recommendations but you’re really just a chill guy who already has them prepared

me pretending to be sad when my patient says they’re leaving AMA

Would you look at that Vaccines preventing cancer! Amazing

📢 HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT! We've added a VIRTUAL Day 1 to #EMPowerX25! 🎉 Double the content, double the learning! Join us online for critical EM topics on 4/3/2025. Check out the more about the conference: empowerx-conference.com #EMRx #EMPRx25 #MedEd

SAY DRAKE

Say Goodbye to Hypertensive Crisis and Urgency. youtu.be/cpP2K1l_BG0&li… Reference: Hypertension. 2024 Aug;81(8):e94-e106. doi: 10.1161/HYP.0000000000000238. Epub 2024 May 28. PMID: 38804130.

me when someone says “oh u work in the ER? what’s the craziest thing you’ve ever seen?”

Me when someone says, “wait, you mean pharmacists work in hospitals?”

How it feels to leave shift

It’s unbelievable how much work goes into having a mid physique and relatively clean house

🚨 ACEP Members ED Accreditation Criteria are out and thanks to SAEM & SAEM AEMP a pharmacist is now required for all Level 1 & Level 2 sites - THIS is the work we're doing to advance EM pharmacy practice 👐acep.org/siteassets/sit…

Pharmacist typing a kinetics note that no one will ever read

Emergency medicine final boss

People don’t realize how safe and effective acetaminophen is for pain and fever. By scaring people away from Tylenol, fevers will either go untreated (dangerous, especially for young children and fetuses) or NSAIDs will take its place, which carry much more significant side