294. Emergency Medicine Intern Year: Tips Every New EM Resident Should Know

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Sep 14, 202600:24:27Science & Medicine

Starting emergency medicine residency can feel like drinking from a fire hose. In this episode, we share practical advice for early intern year—from seeing and presenting patients efficiently to calling consultants, stay...

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