Join host Dr. Jennifer Jones as she explores the relatively new subspecialty of neurohospitalist ~ a board certified neurologist who works exclusively in the hospital to treat patients for neuro events like seizures, brain injury and their specialty, stroke care. Come explore life on the floor and what it feels like to work a seven-day week treating patients. Should doctors pray with the sick? Is there enough time to do yoga between calls? Let's think about it here, on The Secret Life of Neurohospitalists.
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Join host Dr. Jennifer Jones as she explores the relatively new subspecialty of neurohospitalist ~ a board certified neurologist who works exclusively in the hospital to treat patients for neuro events like seizures, brain injury and their specialty, stroke care. Come explore life on the floor and what it feels like to work a seven-day week treating patients. Should doctors pray with the sick? Is there enough time to do yoga between calls? Let's think about it here, on The Secret Life of Neurohospitalists.
Let's Think About It: Starting a Neurohospitalist Program
The Secret Life of Neurohospitalists
49 minutes 5 seconds
2 years ago
Let's Think About It: Starting a Neurohospitalist Program
In this episode Dr. Jennifer Jones interviews the earliest members of her Neurology Group who helped bring the current program of neurohospitalists to the largest hospital in Western North Carolina, Mission Hospital. Our guest is Dr. Reed Taylor.
The Secret Life of Neurohospitalists
Join host Dr. Jennifer Jones as she explores the relatively new subspecialty of neurohospitalist ~ a board certified neurologist who works exclusively in the hospital to treat patients for neuro events like seizures, brain injury and their specialty, stroke care. Come explore life on the floor and what it feels like to work a seven-day week treating patients. Should doctors pray with the sick? Is there enough time to do yoga between calls? Let's think about it here, on The Secret Life of Neurohospitalists.
