One particularly fun memory was traveling with my co-residents to present at different conferences across the country.
Pilates! There’s a great Pilates studio within 1 block of my apartment that I can walk to. What is one new thing you started in fellowship that you hadn’t done before?
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The food! Houston is an amazing city full of great restaurants, unique cocktail bars and new food trucks to explore. What’s your favorite thing and/or spot in Houston? I was drawn to Baylor’s fellowship initially because of the balance of clinical exposure and education, and the excellent case mix that comes with working at Texas Heart Institute is second to none. Completing a cardiothoracic fellowship provides me the chance to hone these skills that are necessary to expertly manage complex, critically ill patients in the perioperative setting.
While working in the cardiac OR, I immediately appreciated the necessity of clear multidisciplinary communication, the need to adapt to rapidly changing situations, and above all else, the need to provide excellent clinical care under pressure.
Why did you choose cardiovascular anesthesia? Whether it was traveling to the mountains for the weekend, trying new restaurants, checking out a new brewery, or our annual holiday parties. The times spent outside the hospital with my co-residents. What is your favorite memory from medical school or residency?
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