I reflect on human fallibility in emergency medicine, the humility it demands and the flawed systems that make medical mistakes more likely.
I reflect on human fallibility in emergency medicine, the humility it demands and the flawed systems that make medical mistakes more likely.
BST2 kicked my ass. Between exams, lost balance and unforgettable adventures, I look back before whatever comes next in emergency medicine.
Journal entries from my third quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
After a perfect birthday week, I returned to an ED caught between grief, illness and recovery, somehow finding my balance in the chaos.
Turning thirty, I look back on grief, love, adventure and wisdom – and the chaotic decade that taught me just how much I love being alive.
Journal entries from my second quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my first quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my fourth quarter in my first year of basic emergency training.
A raw ED reflection on endless patient lists, public outrage, broken systems and the infinite game of trying to help with limited resources.
Journal entries from my third quarter in my first year of basic emergency training.