NICU Grad Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Lauren Miyares will review bilirubin biochemistry and physiology, including biological properties of bilirubin and pathways of synthesis, transport, metabolism and excretion.

In this episode,  Drs. Lizzie Anson & Caitlin Armstrong, neonatal-perinatal medicine fellows, will discuss what it means to be a NICU fellow & a get small glimpse what a typical NICU fellow experiences everyday,

In this episode, Edie Mead, Program Manager of NICU Family Support, and Alexis Rubin, NICU Social Worker, share their experience & insight on working with families from all walks of life & discuss how to approach, support, & help families navigate their NICU journey.

In this episode, Jill Beck, MSN RNC-NIC, ECMO specialist, & NANNcast Host, shares her perspective as a NICU nurse, bringing awareness to the rewarding aspects of caring for NICU babies & their families as well as the emotional labor that comes with it.

In this episode, Justina Oldehoff, NICU mama of two preemie boys & Co-Founder of Carter's Cause Foundation, shares her perspective as a NICU parent, highlighting the daily NICU parent struggles, infant loss & what parents needs from providers.

In this episode, Dr. Sim Sran reviews the optimal strategies for prevention and management of an infant with TTN.

In this episode, Dr. Sim Sran, neonatologist and clinician-educator, will discuss the mechanisms of fetal lung fluid clearance.

In this episode, Dr. Gregory Kitley Yurasek, pediatric cardiac intensive care specialist, will discuss pathogenesis, presentation, and nonsurgical management of d-transposition of great arteries (dTGA).

In this episode, Dr. Gregory Kitley Yurasek, pediatric cardiac intensive care specialist, will discuss postnatal evaluation of congenital heart disease outside of the delivery room and construct initial NICU management for patients suspected for congenital heart disease.

In this episode, Dr. Ashley Lucke, Neonatologist and Chair of Trainees and Early Career Neonatologists (TECaN) Section on Neonatal Perinatal Medicine, will review the pathophysiology of cyanosis and discuss how to approach the evaluation of cyanosis in a newborn.