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First Year Diaries E02 - My Philosophy By David Carr
39 minutes Posted Aug 23, 2019 at 7:12 pm.
– 03:05 Can you please introduce yourself? (name, training, where you work, interests, etc.).   03:05 – 04:45 – Tell me about your philosophy, and what your career trajectory has been?   04:55 – 08:07 – How can new physicians get to become an educator like you?   08:07 – 12:43 – Do you have any tips for new physicians looking to reach their goals, and become a well-respected physician like yourself?   12:43 – 27:56 – Can you tell us about how you manage department flow efficiently and safely, especially during busy times? 20:41 – 23:56 – Tips to effectively manage flow 23:56 – 27:56 – Tips to effectively manage learners   27:56 – 32:45 – What are some mistakes that you’ve seen new physicians make? (Either clinical or non-clinical).   32:45 – 36:38 – What can new staff do to keep their wellness intact and avoid burnout? What are some strategies you use?   36:36 – 38:28 – Do you have any final comments you would like to share?
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Today on First Year Diaries I am joined by Dr. David Carr, a University Health Network emergency physician, renowned medical education speaker, and Toronto Blue Jays physician. In this episode, I asked him to impart his wisdom to new staff physicians like myself and share his approaches to a successful career in medicine. Later in the interview, we also discuss workflow strategies for the ED, common mistakes made by new physicians, and tips on how to maintain wellness/avoid burnout.   Questions: 01:5703:05 - Can you please introduce yourself? (name, training, where you work, interests, etc.).   03:0504:45 – Tell me about your philosophy, and what your career trajectory has been?   04:5508:07 – How can new physicians get to become an educator like you?   08:0712:43 – Do you have any tips for new physicians looking to reach their goals, and become a well-respected physician like yourself?   12:4327:56 – Can you tell us about how you manage department flow efficiently and safely, especially during busy times? 20:4123:56 – Tips to effectively manage flow 23:5627:56 – Tips to effectively manage learners   27:5632:45 – What are some mistakes that you’ve seen new physicians make? (Either clinical or non-clinical).   32:4536:38 – What can new staff do to keep their wellness intact and avoid burnout? What are some strategies you use?   36:3638:28 – Do you have any final comments you would like to share?