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this program is really unique in that
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it's a community emergency department in
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an academic setting when you come here
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you're going to be able to learn to be a
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great Emergency Physician you're going
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to be able to go into academics if you
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want to you're going to be able to run a
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r Ed in the middle of nowhere with
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confidence you can really make it what
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you want it to be it's hard to describe
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a typical day in emergency medicine
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because there really isn't a typical day
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we work all different times of day we've
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got night shifts evening shifts morning
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shifts so there's really not a routine
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and also you never know what's going to
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come in the door in emergency medicine
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we cover everything not only wide
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variation in pathology and conditions
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but also a DI patient population we see
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everything from neonates little babies
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to people in their '90s we have so much
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to offer here in terms of expertise and
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things that other programs can't give
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you if you find yourself interested in a
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particular niche of the specialty you
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have the ability to get additional
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protected time just to explore that area
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so another words you work less clinical
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time than you and you'll have more time
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in that air so we have things like and
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Medical Services ultrasound Global
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Health Pediatrics toxicology simulation
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medicine Wilderness medicine these are
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all areas where you can get additional
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protected time during your last 14 15
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months of residency I think we all have
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at least one career affirming shift when
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we're working here and one of them was
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this really sick patient that people
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were really scared about and nobody
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wanted to intervene and do this
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procedure which is involves sticking a
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needle around the stack around the heart
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to drain some fluid and I just remember
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standing here and watching this poor man
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decompensate and said we have to do
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something I was able to do the procedure
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we got it done we saved his life it was
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just one of those experiences is like
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this is why I do emergency medicine we
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have a small City that's great to live
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in with a lot to do and yet you'll get
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to see this incredible diversity of very
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very sick people including a lot of
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drama there are certain tasks they need
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to complete during residency just to get
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promoted from one year to the next one
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of the first things I do with each
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resident is we sit down and we put
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together a wish list of the things they
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want to do they write out a vision and a
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mission statement and and that simply
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says here are the things that uh are
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important to me and here's the things I
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commit to doing to reach them we go
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through a whole range of different
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things it's not just professional in
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clinical medicine but it's your family
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or what you do for fun what sort of
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aspirations do you have that helps my
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myself and the other faculty and the
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mentors sort of sit down and say what's
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important to this individual and what
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can we do uh to help them not just be
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successful in the thousand days with
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with us but how are they going to be
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successful over the next 30 years when
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they leave the
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program they have a firm understanding
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what they need to do to be a successful
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adult and a successful professional the
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best part of working at Prisma health is
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it really teaches you how to be
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efficient on your own it's an amazing
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place to learn
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medicine
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