In this two-part episode, Sam Matz (MS3) sits down with Dr. Kusin, of Oregon Health and Science University in the department of Toxicology and Emergency Medicine. In part one, Dr. Kusin discusses a case report...

In this two-part episode, Sam Matz (MS3) sits down with Dr. Kusin, of Oregon Health and Science University in the department of Toxicology and Emergency Medicine. In part one, Dr. Kusin discusses a case report...

Hello EMIGcast listeners, In this episode, Tate Higgins chats with Dr. Michael VanRooyen, Director of the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, about his path to a career that combines both Emergency Medicine and international humanitarian relief work. We discuss...

Happy 2018 from EMIGcast! To kick off the new year, 2nd year student Gabby Gioia sits down with Dr. Ran, an ICU fellow at OHSU who completed his residency in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Ran gives...

In this Consult Corner we sit down with Dr. Daniel Haupt who is the director of the psychiatric consult service at Oregon Health & Science University. Dr. Haupt gives insight into calling psychiatry consults from...

Welcome Emergency Med-Heads (not sure that one worked, but I tried)   In this episode we will discuss the topic of women in emergency medicine with Dr. Esther Choo, MD, MPH of OHSU.  Today we touch...

As medical students, we are surrounded by people helping us achieve our dreams. In this episode, we sit down with one of those people, Kim Regner. As the EM coordinator at OHSU she has a...

Welcome back to EMIGcast. During this episode we travel to Denver, Colorado, to talk with Dr. Richard Zane, MD, about a topic that has, unfortunately, been on many people’s minds recently—mass casualty events. The...

Nicholas sits down with Dr. Shannon Appy, a new OHSU residency grad who is about to start a fellowship in Palliative Care to pick her brain. We talk about some practical nuts and bolts like...

Hey Emergency Medicine Friends! Did you recently find yourself shaken and confused when you learned that 4th year medical students applying to emergency medicine would be required to complete and entirely new additional ERAS application...