The Emergency Mind Podcast

World champion acrobatic gymnast Kristin Allen on active and passive protocols for handling pressure and uncertainty and much more.

Part 2 w/ Sharee Johnson, psychologist and coach to doctors, on processing emotion, mastering yourself, and learning to be coached.

Part 1 of Sharee Johnson, psychologist and coach to doctors, on the effectiveness vs efficiency and asking yourself who you want to be.

Dr. Victoria Brazil + Dr. Andrea Austin on the power of medical simulation.

Janelle Bludorn, PA-C, on working across disciplines and professions to improve performance under pressure.

Janelle Bludorn, PA-C, on learning to embrace uncertainty and develop reflective competency in emergency medicine.

Dr. Tracy Sanson on resilience, burnout, and working on yourself in emergency medicine.

Dr. Preston Cline, co-founder of the Mission Critical Teams Institute, dives into the human side of crisis management. He discusses the importance of joy and community in high-stress environments, revealing how leisure activities can alleviate stress. Cline highlights the challenge of transferring tacit knowledge to seasoned professionals, emphasizing communication's role in emergencies. He also underscores the significance of emotional intelligence in leadership, sharing insights on resilience and team dynamics critical for navigating uncertainty.

Dive into the art of building resilience in high-pressure medical scenarios. Learn how calmness is a teachable skill through practical training and mental prep. Discover the need to redefine success metrics, focusing on learning and growth rather than just outcomes. Hear personal stories on embracing mistakes as part of the journey and the importance of community collaboration in emergency medicine. Reflect on the journey of accepting imperfection and how continuous learning enhances patient care.

Leadership expert and former nuclear submarine captain David Marquet on leading teams under pressure.