Dan Dworkis

Excellence doesn't happen by accident. Dr. Dan Dworkis on searching for and building excellence in crisis.

EP 90: Dan Dworkis MD PhD on Excellence in Crisis

Paul Swinton

Paul Swinton, National Education Lead for the Scottish Air Ambulance Service and co-inventor of SCRAM™, on designing for crisis and fostering innovation.

EP 89: Paul Swinton on Designing for Crisis

Dr. Drew Cathers, ER doc + flight physician, on critical teamwork, building learning organizations, and high-level flight medicine.

EP 88: Drew Cathers, MD, on Critical Teamwork and Flight Medicine

Trish Muganthan

Dr. Trish Muganthan, pediatric + neonatal retrieval expert, on inter-team operations, managing complex situations, and the power of kindness.

EP 87: Trish Muganthan, MRCPCH, on pediatric retrieval and kindness

Scott Weingart

Part II of a joint conversation with Dr. Scott Weingart from EMCRIT.ORG on what it takes for individuals and teams to perform at elite levels under extreme pressure. (Probably a good idea to listen to Part I at EMCRIT.ORG first!)

Part II of a joint conversation with Dr. Scott Weingart from <a href="http://EMCRIT.ORG" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EMCRIT.ORG</a> on what it takes for individuals and teams to perform at elite levels under extreme pressure. (Probably a good idea to listen to Part I at <a href="http://EMCRIT.ORG" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EMCRIT.ORG</a> first!)

EP 86: Scott Weingart MD FCCM on Maximally Aggressive Care

Victoria Brazil

A joint project with the Simulcast podcast - Dr. Victoria Brazil talks about her team's recent work on stress exposure simulation and training teams to perform under pressure.

EP 85: Victoria Brazil, MBBS, MBA on Stress Exposure Simulation

Brett Abarbanel

Dr. Brett Abarbanel on why we are always gambling, making good decisions, and the illusion of control.

EP 84: Brett Abarbanel, PhD, on The Illusion of Control

Nkem Mgbojikwe

Dr. Nkem Mgbojikwe on handling risk as a hospitalist, multi-threading decision making, learning as you go, and much more.

EP 83: Nkem Mgbojikwe, MD, on The Hospitalist Mindset

Rob Orman

ER doc, coach, and educator Rob Orman, MD, on the process of working with and leaning into hard things.

EP 82: Rob Orman, MD, on Identity, Work, and Process

Alex Auerbach

Dr. Alex Auerbach, director of wellness and development for the Toronto Raptors joins to talk about managing your environment for exceptional performance.

EP 81: Alex Auerbach, PhD, on Building Your Niche for Performance

Lessons from emergency medicine and beyond about performing when it matters the most and applying knowledge under pressure.

Even in it’s early stages, this podcast has been beneficial in many facets of my life. There are brilliant nuggets of knowledge here that can be applied to other professions outside of the medical field and life in general. Very much looking forward to more episodes.

Though provoking

Can’t help but like this podcast. Very actionable concepts from people that have been in the thick of it.

As a nurse..

The Emergency Mind Podcast

Amy Hildreth

Interview with Lieutenant Amy Hildreth, MD, from the Naval Medical Center in San Diego about training for the unexpected and eliminating opportunities for failure.

05: Eliminating Unnecessary Opportunities for Failure with Amy Hildreth, MD

Dan McCollum

Preparing ourselves to be the best during the worst--Stoic philosophy and emergency medicine with ER doctor Dan McCollum, MD

13: Stoic Philosophy During Emergencies, with Dan McCollum, MD

Gustavo Gasperin

Digging in with multiple-time Brazilian Jiu Jitsu world champion Professor Gustavo Gasperin about learning and deploying skills under pressure, the importance of mindset, and choosing to relax instead of panic.

08: Don't Panic. Enjoy the Ride. with BJJ Professor Gustavo Gasperin

Dana Sajed

Algorithmic and improvisational thinking in music and in the ER with emergency doctor, ultrasound expert, and deeply cool human Dana Sajed, MD

07: Algorithms and Jazz in the ER with Dana Sajed, MD

Pete Panos

Interview with MMA Coach Pete Panos about finding calm during a fight and balancing the physical and mental in our training.

06: Hope for Nothing, Fear Nothing, Be Free with MMA Coach Pete Panos

Sangfroid. Literally: "cold blooded," it' the ability to stay calm under pressure. In this episode, I talk about Sangfroid not as an innate talent but as a skill that each of us can develop, and about several ways we can start training sangfroid today.

04: Sangfroid | Bringing Cool to Chaos with Dan Dworkis MD-PhD

Ryan Anderson

How disposing of an explosive device is like approaching a sick patient, how training the basics will save your lives and the lives of others, and how to improve your performance in real-world, potentially unstable situations.

14: Standby for Chaos, with Navy EOD Expert Ryan Anderson

Working with the myth of perfection, learning to run your own race, and finding joy as you keep tuning your instrument, with Emily Rose, MD

12: Running Your Own Race, with Emily Rose, MD

Jodi Strock

Digging in about starting a mindfulness practice and the interaction of body, mind, and emotion in and out of crisis with licensed marriage and family therapist and super cool human Jodi Strock.Photo modified from by Keegan Houser on Unsplash

Digging in about starting a mindfulness practice and the interaction of body, mind, and emotion in and out of crisis with licensed marriage and family therapist and super cool human Jodi Strock. Photo modified from by Keegan Houser on Unsplash

09: Mindfulness Can Start Now, with Jodi Strock, LMFT

Andrea Austin

Interview with Lieutenant Commander Andrea Austin, MD, from the Naval Trauma Training Center at USC + LA County about the importance of simulation and visualization training and pressure as a creative force.

03: Simulation, Visualization, and Pressure with Andrea Austin, MD

Bret Whitman

Mental training for big waves and deep dives with freediver, spearfisher, big-wave-surfer, and all-around great dude Bret Whitman. Photo modified from by Tim Marshall on Unsplash

Mental training for big waves and deep dives with freediver, spearfisher, big-wave-surfer, and all-around great dude Bret Whitman. Photo modified from by Tim Marshall on Unsplash

10: Overtrain then Let Go, with Bret Whitman

Andrew Eyre

Setting the tone in a critical case, optimizing signal to noise ratio for learning, and the joys of simulation with Andrew Eyre, MD MSPhoto modified from by Tim Cooper on Unsplash

Setting the tone in a critical case, optimizing signal to noise ratio for learning, and the joys of simulation with Andrew Eyre, MD MS Photo modified from by Tim Cooper on Unsplash

11: Signal to Noise and Setting the Tone, with Andrew Eyre MD MS

Emily Brumfield

Bringing your humanity into your work, applying algorithmic thinking without becoming a robot, and functioning at the edge of uncertainty with ER doctor Emily Brumfield, MD.

18: Bringing your whole self to work, with Emily Brumfield, MD

Derek Monette

Bonus round with ER doctor Derek Monette about processing difficult emotions from complex cases both on and off shift.

16-b: Processing Emotions On and Off Shift with Derek Monette, MD

Kimo Takayasu

Mastering appropriate focus in the moment and letting go of perfection, with ER doctor Kimo Takayesu, MD

17: Cheetah mind, Gazelle mind, Human mind, with Kimo Takayesu, MD

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