Emergency Medicine Memoirs : Recent Episodes
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Welcome to Emergency Medicine Memoirs, a teen’s perspective on the fascinating world of emergency medicine. In this podcast, the tables are turned. A teen asks the questions, emergency medical professionals answer. Join us, as we journey through the dynamic field of emergency medicine.
Join us for an intriguing discussion with Paramedic Grimm from URI EMS. This compelling episode traces her journey from a high school student fascinated by medical dramas to her current role as a paramedic in a coastal community. Paramedic Grimm shares insights from her college EMS experience, emphasizing the diverse range of calls she encountered. She delves into the critical role of teamwork in emergency response and outlines the essential qualities that define exceptional EMS providers.
Join us for an exciting conversation with Paramedic Bockewitz from Austin Travis County EMS. In this episode, Paramedic Bockewitz highlighted many interesting and thought-provoking ideas. Some ideas we discussed included his introduction to EMS and his approach to helping patients cope with the traumas they encountered.
In today's podcast episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Georgeanne Freeman, a Doctor of Osteopathic Family Medicine. During our interview, Dr. Freeman highlights her journey to DO, how emergency medicine plays a role in her family medicine clinic, the relationship between EM and DO, and much more.
Join us for an insightful conversation with Paramedic Kalinowski from Austin Travis County EMS. In this episode, CS Kalinowski takes us through his journey as an EMS professional, navigating the intricate dilemmas of medical ethics. He shares his perspectives on the pivotal role of empathy in patient care and how EMS has evolved from a public safety field to a vital public health service. CS Kalinowski also offers invaluable advice for aspiring EMS professionals, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in emergency medical services.
In today's podcast episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Rodolfo Garza, the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) at St. David's Medical Center. During the interview, Dr. Garza explained his role as CMO, how he fosters collaboration between his job and emergency medicine physicians, and the biggest challenge facing doctors.
Welcome to the special year-end episode of Emergency Medicine Memoirs. In this episode, I reflect on the past year of hosting the show and the most significant takeaways, lessons learned, and exciting moments. I will also share some of the insights and wisdom shared by our fantastic guests throughout the year.I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped me make the show possible, from our loyal listeners to our fantastic guests who have shared their stories and expertise. Most of all, I'd like to thank you for tuning in and supporting our podcast.So please sit back, relax, and join us as we take a trip down memory lane and celebrate the successes and lessons learned from the past year of Emergency Medicine Memoirs.
In today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Clinical Specialist Malone from Austin Travis County EMS. During the interview, she shared her experiences and journey as an EMS professional, discussed her role as an advisor of the Explorer post 247, talked about her passion for music, and described how she educates both existing and aspiring EMS professionals.
In this week's episode, I interviewed someone a little different. Normally in Emergency Medicine and Memoirs, I interview emergency medicine professionals to get their insights and opinions on the fascinating world of Emergency Medicine. In this episode, you will hear from Zoe Cook, a current medical student and a former explorer at her local EMS post. Zoe is on the path to becoming an incredible doctor, but in this episode, we discussed her viewpoints and opinions on emergency medicine as a medical student. She talked about how emergency medicine plays a role in school and how her past knowledge has led her to excel and surpass her peers. This is the second and final segment of a two-part episode. Join us as we hear Zoe Cook's opinions and ideas in the world of Emergency Medicine.
In this week's episode, I interviewed someone a little different. Normally in Emergency Medicine and Memoirs, I interview emergency medicine professionals to get their insights and opinions on the fascinating world of Emergency Medicine. In this episode, you will hear from Zoe Cook, a current medical student and a former explorer at her local EMS post. Zoe is on the path to becoming an incredible doctor, but in this episode, we discussed her viewpoints and opinions on emergency medicine as a medical student. She talked about how emergency medicine plays a role in school and how her past knowledge has led her to excel and surpass her peers. This is the first segment of a two-part episode. Join us as we hear Zoe Cook's opinions and ideas in the world of Emergency Medicine.
In today’s episode, I interviewed Medic Rasmussen with the Austin Travis County EMS. We talked about her experiences and opinions on EMS. I hope you enjoy it! This episode with Medic Rasmussen dives into how useful having a partner in EMS is. She also talks about some lighthearted moments she’s experienced in emergency medical services, such as the funniest call she has ever been on.
I interviewed CS Barnhart with the Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. We talked about her experiences and opinions on EMS. I hope you enjoy it! This episode will be the second part of the two-part segment of CS Barnhart’s interview. This episode with CS Barnhart explores the idea of alcohol and substance abuse in a downtown setting. It also dives deeper into the prevalent teamwork dynamic in emergency medical services.
I interviewed CS Barnhart with the Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. We talked about her experiences and opinions on EMS. I hope you enjoy it! This episode will be the first part of the two-part segment of CS Barnhart’s interview, where she talks about how different yet similar the jobs in the first responder field are. CS Barnhart mentions how she originally wanted to go into law enforcement rather than EMS. Looking back, she realizes that she still experiences aspects of law enforcement in her job. She also talks about the active shooter drill we had earlier in the day with all the first responder units in the Austin-downtown area.
I interview Clinical Specialist Olivarez with Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. She talks about how growing up; she wanted to be a ballerina, ice skater, lawyer, and veterinarian doctor. But, over the years, she finally went down the paramedic path to help people holistically, not just throw pills at them. She compares how her love for math and puzzles is similar to medicine. Listen in, and maybe this episode could change your whole opinion on the world of emergency medicine.
I interview Medic Jiminez with Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. Jazz music and emergency medicine require the ability to improvise and adapt to unexpected changes while maintaining a structured framework to guide decision-making. Hear Medic Jiminez discuss his passion for music and how he made his transition from Jazz to Emergency Medicine. Listen in, and maybe this episode could change your whole opinion on the world of emergency medicine.
I interview Clinical Specialist Tran with Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. He discusses many exciting topics, from Austin EMS’s collaborative care treatment to his change from engineering to medicine and so much more. Listen in, and maybe this episode could change your whole opinion on the world of emergency medicine.
I interview Medic Ruiz with Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. She talks about what got her hooked on EMS, her compassion for the job, and how she has this urge to help people. Work-life balance is critical to this job, and Medic Ruiz talks about how she manages that. She shares how EMS is a calling/passion, and at times the job gets to you, and it can be hard not to bring it home, but there are also incredible highs from this job.
I interview Clinical Specialist McSherry with Austin Travis County EMS in today's episode. She walks us through her experiences and journey as an EMA professional and talks about her role as a head paramedic on the EMS truck. She also talks about the equipment they carry and the kind of shifts she runs to managing mental and physical health. Listen in, and maybe this episode could change your whole opinion on the world of emergency medicine.
I interview Medic Malone, a medic with Austin Travis County EMS, in today's episode. He walks us through his experiences and journey as a medic and reflects upon some of the calls that he's had. He also advises the youth of the medical world, encouraging them to get involved with their local Emergency Medical Services. Listen in, and maybe this episode could change your whole opinion on the world of emergency medicine.