Jeremy Boyd

Adaira Landry, an emergency medicine physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Jeremy Boyd, an academic physician at Vanderbilt, join the discussion on the emotional impact of difficult cases in medicine. Adaira shares her journey toward prioritizing clinician well-being over self-sacrifice. Jeremy emphasizes the importance of peer support and mindfulness in coping with burnout. They explore the trauma that affects clinicians, debating the stigma around seeking mental health care and advocating for systemic changes. Their insights on self-compassion and institutional support are eye-opening.

Jeremy Boyd, Director of emergency ultrasound at Vanderbilt, shares his insights on POCUS leadership and its expansion. He discusses critical faculty education strategies across regional sites and cautions against over-specialization in ultrasound. The conversation touches on the necessity for system-wide implementation and enhancing point-of-care access, making a strong case for ultrasound's growing role in healthcare. Tune in for a wealth of knowledge from the forefront of ultrasound technology!