Medicine has always been taught from an apprenticeship model.
This podcast is a virtual apprenticeship to Dr. Ran. We will dive into the hardest cases - and invent nightmarish spin-offs to make them harder still - in order to train our practice in a simulation before facing the terrors of illness in reality.
Our goal is to:
Share some down-to-earth strategies, tips, and tricks to resuscitation originating in the ER and culminating in the ICU.
Along the way, we will discuss the physiologic and philosophical underpinnings to Dr. Ran's decisions.
Ran Ran, MD:
Dr. Ran Ran is dual boarded in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care Medicine. He attends in the Emergency Department, Medical ICU, Cardiovascular ICU, and as an ECMO/transport ECMO specialist. Ran graduated from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis before finishing his Emergency Medicine Residency and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University. He is now the Associate Program Director for the CCM and PCCM Fellowship at OHSU. But Ran will forever identify himself as a student of medicine, passionate about sharing his learning with like-minded scholars.
Connor Hambelton, MD:
Dr. Hambelton went to medical school at OHSU and is currently a second year emergency medicine resident at OHSU. He has an interest in critical care with plans to apply to a critical care fellowship.