As a resident who works 80 hours a week at times, who would think: “What else can I do at the hospital?” As crazy as it sounds, I said that as I planned to specialize in pediatric emergency medicine and enter fellowship training. As a first-year resident, I thought about many specialties ranging from pediatric cardiology to neonatology. However, after a month in the OHSU Doernbecher Emergency Department, I fell in love with the procedures, … Read More
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Posted by: Tamara Hargens-Bradley in Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Residents, Research, Teaching
On: Thursday, January 31, 2013
Tags: DAvid Sheridan, David Spiro, Garth Meckler, Matt Hansen, migraine headache, OHSU Doernbecher Emergency Department, OHSU Doernbecher Pediatric Residency Program, pediatric headaches, pediatric neurology, propofol, Thomas Koch
2 mice Nine years ago, when I started medical school, I told my husband (who was then my boyfriend) that I wanted to train for a marathon. Many of my colleagues in Northwestern’s M.D.-Ph.D. program ran marathons. The kind of people who embark on a really long, intense dual degree program like that tend to push themselves in other areas of life, and do intense, crazy things just to prove they can. My husband thought … Read More
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