How is life as an anesthesiologist?

What does an anesthesiologist do? Michael Sopher, MD, began to find out when he pursued an acute care specialty. He made that choice during clinical rotations in his third year of medical school. read more

My life in residency has been an amazing learning experience, and I couldn't be happier that I can balance family and friends, work and fun times over these past couple of years. Regional Anesthesia at Sawgrass, Joseph Poli. I typically get up around 5-5: 30 AM to the sound of my alarm clock. read more

Anesthesiologists, according to our poll, were more ambivalent, with approximately 23% being uncertain about how they would respond if they were told they had a terminal illness; 66% said that they would choose quality over length of life, and only about 12% were certain about being treated aggressively. read more

Anesthesiology is a medical specialty dealing with the Perioperative Care of patients. Perioperative means: 1. Pre-operative care - for example making sure that the person is medically optimized so that she / he can undergo an operative intervention safely; 2. read more