In part 2 of this AAEM/RSA EMpower podcast episode on health disparities of incarcerated patients, Drs. Niyogi and Vaughn continue to discuss incarceration health and racial disparities as well as the work that has and should be done.

The next episode of AAEM/RSA's EMpower podcast is a collaboration with JEDI-AAEM featuring two experts in the field, Drs. Vaughn and Niyogi, who introduce the topics of incarceration health and racial disparities.

In the next episode of the series, Dr. Yusuke Kishimoto introduces over 30 different fellowship opportunities to pique your interest in subspecialization and advance your academic endeavors after your emergency medicine residency training.

Join Drs. Parks and Slovis in the latest AAEM/RSA Podcast episode! They discuss shocking asystole, the pit crew approach, and when to give anti-arrythymics.

In this episode, Bryan Redmond, AAEM/RSA Northeastern Regional Representative interviews Lauren Lamparter, AAEM/RSA Medical Student Council President; Brianna Beaver, AAEM/RSA Western Regional Representative; Joshua Sawyer AAEM/RSA Southern Regional Representative; and AAEM/RSA Board Members, Gabriel Stahl, MD MPH CPH; Gregory Jasani, MD; and Ryan Gibney, MD

In this episode, Taylor Daum and Dr. Mary Jane Brown discuss palliative care in the emergency department. Taylor is a fourth-year medical student at Loyola University Chicago Strict School of Medicine and a member of the AAEM/RSA Advocacy Committee. Dr. Brown is a community ED physician in Murfreesboro, TN with a democratic independent group since 1989 and faculty with the university of TN EM Nashville since 2014.

Join Dr. Victor Cisneros, Dr. Anantha Singarajah and Mary Unanyan in the latest AAEM/RSA Podcast episode. In the first episode of EMpower: Where Humanity Meets Medicine series, they introduce Social EM, what it is, and why it matters!

In the 8th episode of the series, Dr. Yusuke Kishimoto is joined by Drs. Jack Sudduth and Katie Krueger to share their experiences and advice so you could be the best prepared applicant for the Match 2024 on the AAEM/RSA Podcast.

Dr. Mary Unanyan is joined by Drs. Wilonda Green, Dana Kaplan, Jennifer A. Reyes, and Santhosh Paulus to discuss, raise awareness, and educate listeners on the prevalence of human trafficking in the ED and throughout the world.

Drs. Yusuke Kishimoto and Parker Howard discuss what they believe are the three most important factors to consider when creating your Rank Order List, with special considerations for visa sponsorships and couples matching.

Dr. Yusuke Kishimoto is joined by Drs. Jasmin Custodio and Parker Howard to discuss and share their advice, tips, and experiences so you can ace your residency interviews for the Match 2024 on the next AAEM/RSA Podcast.

Join us for a discussion regarding the future directions of residency unionization! These podcast episodes are meant to follow up on our AAEM/RSA Resident Labor Rights panel discussion which took place live in New Orleans at Scientific Assembly and will be posted later. Please keep your eyes out for that recording to hear us discuss the basics of what a union is and its pros and cons. This three-part podcast series will build on those initial conversations. Here with us today is Dr. Anna Yap Dr. Yap is an Emergency Physician and Health Equity and Administration Fellow at the University of California, Los Angeles. She currently serves as a California Medical Association Trustee and as the AMA Resident and Fellows Speaker of the House and was previously a regional vice president for the Committee of Interns and Residents. She has used her multidisciplinary background in marketing, education, and community building with medicine to advocate for patients and physicians since day one of medical school. As a leader in multiple organizations on the local, state, and national scale, she has worked for a safer and more equitable healthcare system that cares for the most vulnerable of individuals. She has been an active leader in the labor movement, helping to start a union, advocating for essential workers, and authoring legislation to improve the lives of trainees. In her “free” time, she enjoys exploring farmer’s markets, crocheting, improvised cooking, gaming, and absolutely not getting out of bed.

Drs. Yusuke Kishimoto and Jasmin Custodio discuss everything you need to know on financial planning for ECFMG certifications, residency applications, match day and more for #Match2024 on the AAEM/RSA podcast.

Join us for a discussion regarding the history of residency unionization. These podcast episodes are meant to follow up on our AAEM/RSA Resident Labor Rights panel discussion which took place live in New Orleans at Scientific Assembly and will be posted later.  Please keep your eyes out for that recoding to hear us discuss the basics of what a union is and its pros and cons. This three-part podcast series will build on those initial conversations. Here with us today is Dr. Michael Losak Dr. Losak is a practicing emergency physician and currently an assistant professor at the Stanford School of Medicine.  While he was a resident at the University of California, San Francisco, he led the organizing committee that successfully won a new housestaff union there in 2017.  This union, a chapter of the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR), was the largest new public sector union in California that year and also thought to be the largest new physician union in American history at the time of its founding.  He was subsequently elected to the national board of CIR, served as a member of the negotiating committee for the resident contracts at both UCSF and San Francisco General, and helped a number of other California housestaff with their successful organizing campaigns.  Since finishing residency, he has stayed involved with the healthcare labor space through writing, advising housestaff organizing committees, and engaging in local politics. Please feel free to reach out through info@aaemrsa.org with any questions regarding unionization efforts or for our guest speakers.

Combining information from previous episodes, Yusuke guides you through the residency application timeline. Learn how to approach each month in this process through his recommendations so you can be a well-prepared applicant for the Match.

Join us for a discussion regarding residency unionization and the logistics which go into unionizing a residency and the bargaining that ensues following unionization. These podcast episodes are meant to follow up on our AAEM/RSA Resident Labor Rights panel discussion which took place live in New Orleans at Scientific Assembly and will be posted later.  Please keep your eyes out for that recoding to hear us discuss the basics of what a union is and its pros and cons. This three-part podcast series will build on those initial conversations. Here with us on the podcast today are Dr. Lena Carleton and Dr. Nikki Alberti Lena Carleton, MD is a third-year resident physician in Emergency Medicine & Internal Medicine at the University of Illinois Chicago. Lena was born and raised in Washington, DC, and seeing the inequities in her own city sparked a passion for social justice activism at a young age. It is this passion that ultimately led Lena to pursue a career in medicine. During her residency, Lena became one of the founding members of UIC’s resident physician union and has since been involved in bargaining and contract negotiation. She has spoken locally and nationally about her experiences as a union organizer, and her talk, “Organizing is the Best Medicine: The Past, Present, and Future of Resident Unions” won the “People’s Choice” Award at the 2022 EMRA 20 in 6 Resident Lecture Competition. Nikki Alberti, DO is a second-year resident physician in Emergency Medicine & Internal Medicine at the University of Illinois Chicago. She is from a small town in upstate New York, which is where she did undergrad. She then received her MPH from UVM and went to medical school in Philadelphia, which is where her spark for social justice, and thus unionization, was ignited. In the episode we discuss one of the largest resident unions and the union at these resident’s program – CIR or Committee of Interns and Residents. For more information about CIR, you can visit their website: https://www.cirseiu.org/who-we-are/ Please feel free to reach out through info@aaemrsa.org with any questions regarding unionization efforts or for our guest speakers.

Yusuke breaks down the four different types of SLOEs. He also shares different resources you can use to Honor your emergency medicine rotation and get the top 10% on your SLOE evaluations.

In the second episode of the series, Yusuke will be going over 6 things you could work on to prepare ahead for your residency applications when they open in June. Key topics include: Personal Statement, Letters of Recommendation, MSPE, Extracurricular Activities, Residency Research, and Professional Headshots.

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