Anesthesia Deconstructed: Moving Anesthesia Forward http://www.anesthesia-deconstructed.com en-us © 2026 Anesthesia Deconstructed: Moving Anesthesia Forward Anesthesia Deconstructed: Unraveling the Complexities of Modern Anesthesia Practice Founded in 2018 by Mike MacKinnon, DNP, FNP, CRNA, FAAN, and later joined by co-host Joe Rodriguez, DNAP, CRNA, Anesthesia Deconstructed is an award-winning podcast that consistently ranks as the nation's top-downloaded anesthesia podcast, with two of the most well-known CRNAs in the country as hosts. We feature industry experts from across the spectrum, exploring scientific issues, policy matters, and the day-to-day realities of anesthesia practice. Our mission is to deconstruct complex topics, recognizing that the truth often lies in the nuanced middle ground rather than at extremes. We bring unique value to our listeners by examining the nexus of clinical practice, education, and policy, offering insights that go beyond any single perspective. Join us for thought-provoking discussions that bridge the gap between theory and practice in the world of anesthesia.  https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/cbb2bc96-27af-11f1-8856-3b56ded21e24/image/500be4521e6c0c5bff9737b96a66c6d8.jpeg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress Anesthesia Deconstructed: Moving Anesthesia Forward http://www.anesthesia-deconstructed.com no episodic Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Anesthesia Deconstructed: Unraveling the Complexities of Modern Anesthesia Practice Founded in 2018 by Mike MacKinnon, DNP, FNP, CRNA, FAAN, and later joined by co-host Joe Rodriguez, DNAP, CRNA, Anesthesia Deconstructed is an award-winning podcast that consistently ranks as the nation's top-downloaded anesthesia podcast, with two of the most well-known CRNAs in the country as hosts. We feature industry experts from across the spectrum, exploring scientific issues, policy matters, and the day-to-day realities of anesthesia practice. Our mission is to deconstruct complex topics, recognizing that the truth often lies in the nuanced middle ground rather than at extremes. We bring unique value to our listeners by examining the nexus of clinical practice, education, and policy, offering insights that go beyond any single perspective. Join us for thought-provoking discussions that bridge the gap between theory and practice in the world of anesthesia.  Anesthesia Deconstructed: Unraveling the Complexities of Modern Anesthesia Practice

Founded in 2018 by Mike MacKinnon, DNP, FNP, CRNA, FAAN, and later joined by co-host Joe Rodriguez, DNAP, CRNA, Anesthesia Deconstructed is an award-winning podcast that consistently ranks as the nation's top-downloaded anesthesia podcast, with two of the most well-known CRNAs in the country as hosts. We feature industry experts from across the spectrum, exploring scientific issues, policy matters, and the day-to-day realities of anesthesia practice.

Our mission is to deconstruct complex topics, recognizing that the truth often lies in the nuanced middle ground rather than at extremes. We bring unique value to our listeners by examining the nexus of clinical practice, education, and policy, offering insights that go beyond any single perspective.

Join us for thought-provoking discussions that bridge the gap between theory and practice in the world of anesthesia. 

]]> Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez hello@abouttherest.com A New Chapter: Mike & Joe’s Big Announcement! Anesthesia Deconstructed is sunsetting, but the conversation is just getting started. Joe and Mike announce Joe’s new podcast, “About the Rest!” Get ready for the next chapter of critical career-driven discussions exploring the leadership, performance, and business of a career in anesthesia. Simply stay subscribed to this feed to automatically follow as Season One begins May 2026 (don’t worry, old eps of Anesthesia Deconstructed aren’t going anywhere).  As we navigate the systems, incentives, and power shifts that happen around the OR we want to know what you think! Visit abouttherest.com to join the community and share what you want to hear next. Get in Touch: hello@abouttherest.com A Human Content Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 01 Apr 2026 09:00:00 -0000 bonus Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Anesthesia Deconstructed is sunsetting, but the conversation is just getting started. Joe and Mike announce Joe’s new podcast, “About the Rest!” Get ready for the next chapter of critical career-driven discussions exploring the leadership, performance, and business of a career in anesthesia. Simply stay subscribed to this feed to automatically follow as Season One begins May 2026 (don’t worry, old eps of Anesthesia Deconstructed aren’t going anywhere).  As we navigate the systems, incentives, and power shifts that happen around the OR we want to know what you think! Visit abouttherest.com to join the community and share what you want to hear next. Get in Touch: hello@abouttherest.com A Human Content Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Anesthesia Deconstructed is sunsetting, but the conversation is just getting started. Joe and Mike announce Joe’s new podcast, “About the Rest!” Get ready for the next chapter of critical career-driven discussions exploring the leadership, performance, and business of a career in anesthesia. Simply stay subscribed to this feed to automatically follow as Season One begins May 2026 (don’t worry, old eps of Anesthesia Deconstructed aren’t going anywhere). 

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]]> 988 Anesthesia Deconstructed: I Thought We Were Winning. Then, We Got Fired: Essentials of Anesthesia Leadership In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez — CRNA, former state and national leader, faculty member, and host of Anesthesia Deconstructed — takes us inside the real lessons of anesthesia leadership. From COVID-era disruption to contract losses, difficult boardroom conversations, and the relentless financial pressures of today’s anesthesia market, Joe shares stories that few leaders are willing to tell. Each story carries a hard-won lesson: why leadership is never just a title, how executive presence shapes outcomes, why data transparency can backfire, and how accountability transforms teams from fragile to high-performing. We also dive into the frameworks that shaped his leadership journey — from Crucial Conversations to The Four Agreements and Five Dysfunctions of a Team — and how every leader can apply them to grow themselves, their organizations, and the people they serve. This isn’t theory. It’s frontline leadership, with all the scars, pivots, and resilience required to survive in one of healthcare’s most disrupted specialties. Whether you’re a CRNA, SRNA, or a healthcare leader navigating change, this conversation is a masterclass in turning setbacks into systems, failures into frameworks, and words into lasting impact. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA Leadership, Healthcare Business, Executive Presence, Leadership Lessons, Nurse Anesthesiology, Organizational Growth, Accountability, Professional Development, Anesthesia Contracts, No Surprises Act, Healthcare Strategy, Team Building, Crucial Conversations, Five Dysfunctions of a Team Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 21 Aug 2025 20:23:00 -0000 Anesthesia Deconstructed: I Thought We Were Winning. Then, We Got Fired: Essentials of Anesthesia Leadership full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez — CRNA, former state and national leader, faculty member, and host of Anesthesia Deconstructed — takes us inside the real lessons of anesthesia leadership. From COVID-era disruption to contract losses, difficult boardroom conversations, and the relentless financial pressures of today’s anesthesia market, Joe shares stories that few leaders are willing to tell. Each story carries a hard-won lesson: why leadership is never just a tit... In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez — CRNA, former state and national leader, faculty member, and host of Anesthesia Deconstructed — takes us inside the real lessons of anesthesia leadership. From COVID-era disruption to contract losses, difficult boardroom conversations, and the relentless financial pressures of today’s anesthesia market, Joe shares stories that few leaders are willing to tell. Each story carries a hard-won lesson: why leadership is never just a title, how executive presence shapes outcomes, why data transparency can backfire, and how accountability transforms teams from fragile to high-performing. We also dive into the frameworks that shaped his leadership journey — from Crucial Conversations to The Four Agreements and Five Dysfunctions of a Team — and how every leader can apply them to grow themselves, their organizations, and the people they serve. This isn’t theory. It’s frontline leadership, with all the scars, pivots, and resilience required to survive in one of healthcare’s most disrupted specialties. Whether you’re a CRNA, SRNA, or a healthcare leader navigating change, this conversation is a masterclass in turning setbacks into systems, failures into frameworks, and words into lasting impact. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA Leadership, Healthcare Business, Executive Presence, Leadership Lessons, Nurse Anesthesiology, Organizational Growth, Accountability, Professional Development, Anesthesia Contracts, No Surprises Act, Healthcare Strategy, Team Building, Crucial Conversations, Five Dysfunctions of a Team Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez — CRNA, former state and national leader, faculty member, and host of Anesthesia Deconstructed — takes us inside the real lessons of anesthesia leadership.

From COVID-era disruption to contract losses, difficult boardroom conversations, and the relentless financial pressures of today’s anesthesia market, Joe shares stories that few leaders are willing to tell. Each story carries a hard-won lesson: why leadership is never just a title, how executive presence shapes outcomes, why data transparency can backfire, and how accountability transforms teams from fragile to high-performing.

We also dive into the frameworks that shaped his leadership journey — from Crucial Conversations to The Four Agreements and Five Dysfunctions of a Team — and how every leader can apply them to grow themselves, their organizations, and the people they serve.

This isn’t theory. It’s frontline leadership, with all the scars, pivots, and resilience required to survive in one of healthcare’s most disrupted specialties.

Whether you’re a CRNA, SRNA, or a healthcare leader navigating change, this conversation is a masterclass in turning setbacks into systems, failures into frameworks, and words into lasting impact.


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]]> 3278 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: What If the AANA Disappeared? Inside the CEO’s Role with Bill Bruce In this candid and wide-ranging episode, we sit down with Bill Bruce — CEO of the AANA, representing over 65,000 CRNAs and SRNAs nationwide — to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to lead the profession’s largest and most influential organization. From balancing the competing demands of members, boards, and limited resources, to navigating constant political, clinical, and industry noise, Bill explains how the CEO’s role is equal parts strategist, mediator, and pressure point. We explore how the AANA sets priorities, allocates resources, and adapts to both internal ambitions and external threats — and why the organization’s absence would have an almost immediate impact on CRNAs across the country. Bill also shares his perspective on maintaining focus in an environment of relentless change, the leadership qualities that matter most in high-stakes healthcare advocacy, and how the AANA is positioning the profession for the future. Whether you’re a CRNA, SRNA, or simply curious about the forces shaping nurse anesthesia, this conversation offers a rare inside look at the operational, strategic, and political realities of leading at the top. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA Leadership, Healthcare Advocacy, Professional Associations, Strategic Planning, Workforce Advocacy, Organizational Leadership, AANA, Healthcare Policy, Nursing Leadership Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 Aug 2025 02:00:00 -0000 What If the AANA Disappeared? Inside the CEO’s Role with Bill Bruce full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this candid and wide-ranging episode, we sit down with Bill Bruce — CEO of the AANA, representing over 65,000 CRNAs and SRNAs nationwide — to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to lead the profession’s largest and most influential organization. From balancing the competing demands of members, boards, and limited resources, to navigating constant political, clinical, and industry noise, Bill explains how the CEO’s role is equal parts strategist, mediator, and pressure point. We e... In this candid and wide-ranging episode, we sit down with Bill Bruce — CEO of the AANA, representing over 65,000 CRNAs and SRNAs nationwide — to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to lead the profession’s largest and most influential organization. From balancing the competing demands of members, boards, and limited resources, to navigating constant political, clinical, and industry noise, Bill explains how the CEO’s role is equal parts strategist, mediator, and pressure point. We explore how the AANA sets priorities, allocates resources, and adapts to both internal ambitions and external threats — and why the organization’s absence would have an almost immediate impact on CRNAs across the country. Bill also shares his perspective on maintaining focus in an environment of relentless change, the leadership qualities that matter most in high-stakes healthcare advocacy, and how the AANA is positioning the profession for the future. Whether you’re a CRNA, SRNA, or simply curious about the forces shaping nurse anesthesia, this conversation offers a rare inside look at the operational, strategic, and political realities of leading at the top. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA Leadership, Healthcare Advocacy, Professional Associations, Strategic Planning, Workforce Advocacy, Organizational Leadership, AANA, Healthcare Policy, Nursing Leadership Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this candid and wide-ranging episode, we sit down with Bill Bruce — CEO of the AANA, representing over 65,000 CRNAs and SRNAs nationwide — to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to lead the profession’s largest and most influential organization.

From balancing the competing demands of members, boards, and limited resources, to navigating constant political, clinical, and industry noise, Bill explains how the CEO’s role is equal parts strategist, mediator, and pressure point. We explore how the AANA sets priorities, allocates resources, and adapts to both internal ambitions and external threats — and why the organization’s absence would have an almost immediate impact on CRNAs across the country.

Bill also shares his perspective on maintaining focus in an environment of relentless change, the leadership qualities that matter most in high-stakes healthcare advocacy, and how the AANA is positioning the profession for the future.

Whether you’re a CRNA, SRNA, or simply curious about the forces shaping nurse anesthesia, this conversation offers a rare inside look at the operational, strategic, and political realities of leading at the top.

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]]> 2306 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Inside Anesthesia - What (Really) Broke the Anesthesia Market In this bold and revealing episode, we sit down with Randy Moore — former military CRNA, past CEO of the AANA, and now a top executive at one of the country’s largest anesthesia organizations — to explore how the anesthesia market unraveled, and why no one stopped it. From workforce blind spots to failed strategic planning, Randy walks us through the early warning signs that went unheeded, the flawed assumptions that fueled collapse, and the slow-motion crises that turned into full-blown disruption. We break down the shift from hospital dominance to ASC migration, the chilling effects of the No Surprises Act, and how private equity’s playbook fell apart. But we don’t stop at systems. Randy also gets personal — reflecting on the cost of unchecked ambition, the value of thoughtful leadership, and the non-negotiables he now looks for in partners and teams. Whether you lead a group, manage hospital operations, or just want to understand the business forces reshaping anesthesia, this conversation pulls no punches — and offers rare clarity from someone who’s led on every side of the table. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA Leadership, Healthcare Strategy, No Surprises Act, Workforce Crisis, Private Equity, Surgical Services, Hospital Operations, ASC Growth, Healthcare Leadership Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 04 Aug 2025 20:00:00 -0000 Inside Anesthesia: What (Really) Broke the Anesthesia Market full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this bold and revealing episode, we sit down with Randy Moore — former military CRNA, past CEO of the AANA, and now a top executive at one of the country’s largest anesthesia organizations — to explore how the anesthesia market unraveled, and why no one stopped it. From workforce blind spots to failed strategic planning, Randy walks us through the early warning signs that went unheeded, the flawed assumptions that fueled collapse, and the slow-motion crises that turned into full-blown disr... In this bold and revealing episode, we sit down with Randy Moore — former military CRNA, past CEO of the AANA, and now a top executive at one of the country’s largest anesthesia organizations — to explore how the anesthesia market unraveled, and why no one stopped it. From workforce blind spots to failed strategic planning, Randy walks us through the early warning signs that went unheeded, the flawed assumptions that fueled collapse, and the slow-motion crises that turned into full-blown disruption. We break down the shift from hospital dominance to ASC migration, the chilling effects of the No Surprises Act, and how private equity’s playbook fell apart. But we don’t stop at systems. Randy also gets personal — reflecting on the cost of unchecked ambition, the value of thoughtful leadership, and the non-negotiables he now looks for in partners and teams. Whether you lead a group, manage hospital operations, or just want to understand the business forces reshaping anesthesia, this conversation pulls no punches — and offers rare clarity from someone who’s led on every side of the table. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA Leadership, Healthcare Strategy, No Surprises Act, Workforce Crisis, Private Equity, Surgical Services, Hospital Operations, ASC Growth, Healthcare Leadership Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this bold and revealing episode, we sit down with Randy Moore — former military CRNA, past CEO of the AANA, and now a top executive at one of the country’s largest anesthesia organizations — to explore how the anesthesia market unraveled, and why no one stopped it.

From workforce blind spots to failed strategic planning, Randy walks us through the early warning signs that went unheeded, the flawed assumptions that fueled collapse, and the slow-motion crises that turned into full-blown disruption. We break down the shift from hospital dominance to ASC migration, the chilling effects of the No Surprises Act, and how private equity’s playbook fell apart.

But we don’t stop at systems. Randy also gets personal — reflecting on the cost of unchecked ambition, the value of thoughtful leadership, and the non-negotiables he now looks for in partners and teams.

Whether you lead a group, manage hospital operations, or just want to understand the business forces reshaping anesthesia, this conversation pulls no punches — and offers rare clarity from someone who’s led on every side of the table.

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]]> 2828 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: One Anesthesiologist, 108K Followers, and Zero Filters In this candid and wide-ranging conversation, we sit down with Dr. Brian Schmutzler — anesthesiologist, social media educator, and Executive Vice President of Medical Affairs at CCI Anesthesia — to unpack what it really means to lead in modern anesthesia. From the realities of staffing rural hospitals without anesthesiologists to fighting burnout, navigating private equity, and fiercely defending provider scope and safety, Brian shares hard-earned insights from both clinical and corporate perspectives. We also dive into the power of humor and education on social media, his 108K-strong Instagram following, and how his content brings awareness, advocacy, and levity to patients and practitioners alike. If you're a CRNA, MD, administrator, or just someone trying to understand where anesthesia is headed — and how to lead within it — this is an episode you can’t miss. Keywords:Leadership, Anesthesia, Social Media, Burnout, Independent Practice Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 17 Jul 2025 19:00:00 -0000 One Anesthesiologist, 108K Followers, and Zero Filters full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this candid and wide-ranging conversation, we sit down with Dr. Brian Schmutzler — anesthesiologist, social media educator, and Executive Vice President of Medical Affairs at CCI Anesthesia — to unpack what it really means to lead in modern anesthesia. From the realities of staffing rural hospitals without anesthesiologists to fighting burnout, navigating private equity, and fiercely defending provider scope and safety, Brian shares hard-earned insights from both clinical and corporate per... In this candid and wide-ranging conversation, we sit down with Dr. Brian Schmutzler — anesthesiologist, social media educator, and Executive Vice President of Medical Affairs at CCI Anesthesia — to unpack what it really means to lead in modern anesthesia. From the realities of staffing rural hospitals without anesthesiologists to fighting burnout, navigating private equity, and fiercely defending provider scope and safety, Brian shares hard-earned insights from both clinical and corporate perspectives. We also dive into the power of humor and education on social media, his 108K-strong Instagram following, and how his content brings awareness, advocacy, and levity to patients and practitioners alike. If you're a CRNA, MD, administrator, or just someone trying to understand where anesthesia is headed — and how to lead within it — this is an episode you can’t miss. Keywords:Leadership, Anesthesia, Social Media, Burnout, Independent Practice Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this candid and wide-ranging conversation, we sit down with Dr. Brian Schmutzler — anesthesiologist, social media educator, and Executive Vice President of Medical Affairs at CCI Anesthesia — to unpack what it really means to lead in modern anesthesia. From the realities of staffing rural hospitals without anesthesiologists to fighting burnout, navigating private equity, and fiercely defending provider scope and safety, Brian shares hard-earned insights from both clinical and corporate perspectives.

We also dive into the power of humor and education on social media, his 108K-strong Instagram following, and how his content brings awareness, advocacy, and levity to patients and practitioners alike.

If you're a CRNA, MD, administrator, or just someone trying to understand where anesthesia is headed — and how to lead within it — this is an episode you can’t miss.

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]]> 3225 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: I Got Sued for Malpractice. Here’s What Really Happens. What REALLY happens when you’re named in a malpractice lawsuit? In this eye-opening episode, Joe Rodriguez sits down with Paul Lefebvre, lead claims professional and risk advisor, and Andrew Clark, head of business development at Physicians Preferred Medical — an anesthesia-specific malpractice carrier — to pull back the curtain on malpractice litigation. From the first call after an adverse event to depositions, defense strategies, and courtroom realities, this conversation is packed with must-know insights for every CRNA, anesthesiologist, and anesthesia group leader. We talk about why most anesthesia lawsuits are defensible, how to avoid career-derailing mistakes, the truth behind insurance carriers and legal strategy, and what separates providers who bounce back from those who don’t. This is not just about risk — it’s about resilience, smart choices, and protecting your future. Keywords: Malpractice, Anesthesia, Risk Management, Litigation, Informed Consent  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 08 Jul 2025 18:00:00 -0000 I Got Sued for Malpractice. Here’s What Really Happens. full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez What REALLY happens when you’re named in a malpractice lawsuit? In this eye-opening episode, Joe Rodriguez sits down with Paul Lefebvre, lead claims professional and risk advisor, and Andrew Clark, head of business development at Physicians Preferred Medical — an anesthesia-specific malpractice carrier — to pull back the curtain on malpractice litigation. From the first call after an adverse event to depositions, defense strategies, and courtroom realities, this conversation is packed with mu... What REALLY happens when you’re named in a malpractice lawsuit? In this eye-opening episode, Joe Rodriguez sits down with Paul Lefebvre, lead claims professional and risk advisor, and Andrew Clark, head of business development at Physicians Preferred Medical — an anesthesia-specific malpractice carrier — to pull back the curtain on malpractice litigation. From the first call after an adverse event to depositions, defense strategies, and courtroom realities, this conversation is packed with must-know insights for every CRNA, anesthesiologist, and anesthesia group leader. We talk about why most anesthesia lawsuits are defensible, how to avoid career-derailing mistakes, the truth behind insurance carriers and legal strategy, and what separates providers who bounce back from those who don’t. This is not just about risk — it’s about resilience, smart choices, and protecting your future. Keywords: Malpractice, Anesthesia, Risk Management, Litigation, Informed Consent  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices What REALLY happens when you’re named in a malpractice lawsuit?

In this eye-opening episode, Joe Rodriguez sits down with Paul Lefebvre, lead claims professional and risk advisor, and Andrew Clark, head of business development at Physicians Preferred Medical — an anesthesia-specific malpractice carrier — to pull back the curtain on malpractice litigation. From the first call after an adverse event to depositions, defense strategies, and courtroom realities, this conversation is packed with must-know insights for every CRNA, anesthesiologist, and anesthesia group leader.

We talk about why most anesthesia lawsuits are defensible, how to avoid career-derailing mistakes, the truth behind insurance carriers and legal strategy, and what separates providers who bounce back from those who don’t. This is not just about risk — it’s about resilience, smart choices, and protecting your future.

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]]> 3725 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Anesthesia Leadership Is Changing - and Not Everyone Will Make the Cut Anesthesia is evolving — and so are its leaders. In this special episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, we dive into the dynamic shifts happening across the anesthesia landscape, where Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and anesthesiologists are stepping into new leadership roles across clinical, operational, and educational domains. Our expert panel — including leaders from Norstar Anesthesia, Rutgers University, Sound Physicians, Guide Anesthesia, and BPI Anesthesia — explores what it takes to lead in today's high-pressure, resource-constrained environment. From managing subsidy pressures and navigating insource vs. outsource models, to developing provider culture, expanding service lines, and building sustainable clinical partnerships — this discussion gets candid about the real challenges and the bold leadership required to address them. Whether you're a CRNA aiming for a leadership role, a physician looking for collaborative models, or a healthcare administrator tasked with rebuilding an anesthesia department, this episode offers practical insights, real-world experiences, and a clear call to action: it's all about the culture, the teamwork, and the long-term vision. Check your politics at the door — this is about building the future of anesthesia, together. Keywords: Leadership, Collaboration, Culture, Anesthesia, Innovation Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 06 Jun 2025 15:00:00 -0000 Anesthesia Leadership Is Changing - and Not Everyone Will Make the Cut full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Anesthesia is evolving — and so are its leaders. In this special episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, we dive into the dynamic shifts happening across the anesthesia landscape, where Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and anesthesiologists are stepping into new leadership roles across clinical, operational, and educational domains. Our expert panel — including leaders from Norstar Anesthesia, Rutgers University, Sound Physicians, Guide Anesthesia, and BPI Anesthesia — explores wh... Anesthesia is evolving — and so are its leaders. In this special episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, we dive into the dynamic shifts happening across the anesthesia landscape, where Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and anesthesiologists are stepping into new leadership roles across clinical, operational, and educational domains. Our expert panel — including leaders from Norstar Anesthesia, Rutgers University, Sound Physicians, Guide Anesthesia, and BPI Anesthesia — explores what it takes to lead in today's high-pressure, resource-constrained environment. From managing subsidy pressures and navigating insource vs. outsource models, to developing provider culture, expanding service lines, and building sustainable clinical partnerships — this discussion gets candid about the real challenges and the bold leadership required to address them. Whether you're a CRNA aiming for a leadership role, a physician looking for collaborative models, or a healthcare administrator tasked with rebuilding an anesthesia department, this episode offers practical insights, real-world experiences, and a clear call to action: it's all about the culture, the teamwork, and the long-term vision. Check your politics at the door — this is about building the future of anesthesia, together. Keywords: Leadership, Collaboration, Culture, Anesthesia, Innovation Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Anesthesia is evolving — and so are its leaders. In this special episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, we dive into the dynamic shifts happening across the anesthesia landscape, where Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and anesthesiologists are stepping into new leadership roles across clinical, operational, and educational domains.

Our expert panel — including leaders from Norstar Anesthesia, Rutgers University, Sound Physicians, Guide Anesthesia, and BPI Anesthesia — explores what it takes to lead in today's high-pressure, resource-constrained environment. From managing subsidy pressures and navigating insource vs. outsource models, to developing provider culture, expanding service lines, and building sustainable clinical partnerships — this discussion gets candid about the real challenges and the bold leadership required to address them.

Whether you're a CRNA aiming for a leadership role, a physician looking for collaborative models, or a healthcare administrator tasked with rebuilding an anesthesia department, this episode offers practical insights, real-world experiences, and a clear call to action: it's all about the culture, the teamwork, and the long-term vision.

Check your politics at the door — this is about building the future of anesthesia, together.

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]]> 3715 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: From ICU to CRNA - How Social Media is Transforming Nursing Education Keywords CRNA, nursing education, TikTok, Confident Care Academy, mentorship, cardiac anesthesia, online learning, healthcare, nursing community, media impact Summary  In this engaging conversation, Joseph Rodriguez speaks with Chrissy Massaro, a prominent CRNA and founder of Confident Care Academy. They discuss the evolution of nursing education in the age of social media, the challenges faced by new nurses transitioning to CRNAs, and the importance of mentorship. Chrissy shares her journey from being a nurse to creating an online platform that bridges the educational gap for nurses. They also explore her clinical practice in cardiac anesthesia and her aspirations for the future of Confident Care Academy, including the development of an app and a mentor network. Takeaways Chrissy Massaro is a pioneer CRNA on TikTok, using social media to educate and connect with aspiring nurses. Confident Care Academy was created to address the educational gap for ICU nurses transitioning to CRNA roles. The importance of mentorship in nursing and CRNA education is emphasized throughout the conversation. Chrissy's clinical experience in cardiac anesthesia showcases the evolving role of CRNAs in high-stakes environments. The conversation highlights the impact of new media on nursing education and professional development. Chrissy's journey reflects the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a career in nursing against societal expectations. The future vision for Confident Care Academy includes developing an app for easy access to clinical education. Chrissy aims to advocate for policy changes in healthcare through her research and future PhD studies. The discussion reveals the significance of community support among CRNAs and nursing professionals on social media. Chrissy's story inspires others to take action and pursue their passions in nursing and education. Chapters 00:00The Birth of Confident Care Academy 02:17Creating an Educational Service Business 03:13Intro to Chrissy Massaro 05:29The Impact of COVID-19 on Nursing Education 08:02Personal Journey and Overcoming Barriers 11:04The Growth of Confident Care Academy 13:56Future Aspirations and Educational Innovations 21:05The Impact of Social Media on Professional Perception 23:07Mentorship and Accessibility in Healthcare 26:56Navigating the Path to a PhD 31:03Clinical Practice and Cardiac Anesthesia 38:00Future Aspirations and Policy Advocacy Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 12 Mar 2025 20:00:00 -0000 From ICU to CRNA: How Social Media is Transforming Nursing Education full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Keywords CRNA, nursing education, TikTok, Confident Care Academy, mentorship, cardiac anesthesia, online learning, healthcare, nursing community, media impact Summary In this engaging conversation, Joseph Rodriguez speaks with Chrissy Massaro, a prominent CRNA and founder of Confident Care Academy. They discuss the evolution of nursing education in the age of social media, the challenges faced by new nurses transitioning to CRNAs, and the importance of mentorship. Chrissy shares her jou... Keywords CRNA, nursing education, TikTok, Confident Care Academy, mentorship, cardiac anesthesia, online learning, healthcare, nursing community, media impact Summary  In this engaging conversation, Joseph Rodriguez speaks with Chrissy Massaro, a prominent CRNA and founder of Confident Care Academy. They discuss the evolution of nursing education in the age of social media, the challenges faced by new nurses transitioning to CRNAs, and the importance of mentorship. Chrissy shares her journey from being a nurse to creating an online platform that bridges the educational gap for nurses. They also explore her clinical practice in cardiac anesthesia and her aspirations for the future of Confident Care Academy, including the development of an app and a mentor network. Takeaways Chrissy Massaro is a pioneer CRNA on TikTok, using social media to educate and connect with aspiring nurses. Confident Care Academy was created to address the educational gap for ICU nurses transitioning to CRNA roles. The importance of mentorship in nursing and CRNA education is emphasized throughout the conversation. Chrissy's clinical experience in cardiac anesthesia showcases the evolving role of CRNAs in high-stakes environments. The conversation highlights the impact of new media on nursing education and professional development. Chrissy's journey reflects the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a career in nursing against societal expectations. The future vision for Confident Care Academy includes developing an app for easy access to clinical education. Chrissy aims to advocate for policy changes in healthcare through her research and future PhD studies. The discussion reveals the significance of community support among CRNAs and nursing professionals on social media. Chrissy's story inspires others to take action and pursue their passions in nursing and education. Chapters 00:00The Birth of Confident Care Academy 02:17Creating an Educational Service Business 03:13Intro to Chrissy Massaro 05:29The Impact of COVID-19 on Nursing Education 08:02Personal Journey and Overcoming Barriers 11:04The Growth of Confident Care Academy 13:56Future Aspirations and Educational Innovations 21:05The Impact of Social Media on Professional Perception 23:07Mentorship and Accessibility in Healthcare 26:56Navigating the Path to a PhD 31:03Clinical Practice and Cardiac Anesthesia 38:00Future Aspirations and Policy Advocacy Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Keywords

CRNA, nursing education, TikTok, Confident Care Academy, mentorship, cardiac anesthesia, online learning, healthcare, nursing community, media impact

Summary

 In this engaging conversation, Joseph Rodriguez speaks with Chrissy Massaro, a prominent CRNA and founder of Confident Care Academy. They discuss the evolution of nursing education in the age of social media, the challenges faced by new nurses transitioning to CRNAs, and the importance of mentorship. Chrissy shares her journey from being a nurse to creating an online platform that bridges the educational gap for nurses. They also explore her clinical practice in cardiac anesthesia and her aspirations for the future of Confident Care Academy, including the development of an app and a mentor network.

Takeaways

  • Chrissy Massaro is a pioneer CRNA on TikTok, using social media to educate and connect with aspiring nurses.
  • Confident Care Academy was created to address the educational gap for ICU nurses transitioning to CRNA roles.
  • The importance of mentorship in nursing and CRNA education is emphasized throughout the conversation.
  • Chrissy's clinical experience in cardiac anesthesia showcases the evolving role of CRNAs in high-stakes environments.
  • The conversation highlights the impact of new media on nursing education and professional development.
  • Chrissy's journey reflects the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a career in nursing against societal expectations.
  • The future vision for Confident Care Academy includes developing an app for easy access to clinical education.
  • Chrissy aims to advocate for policy changes in healthcare through her research and future PhD studies.
  • The discussion reveals the significance of community support among CRNAs and nursing professionals on social media.
  • Chrissy's story inspires others to take action and pursue their passions in nursing and education.

Chapters

00:00The Birth of Confident Care Academy

02:17Creating an Educational Service Business

03:13Intro to Chrissy Massaro

05:29The Impact of COVID-19 on Nursing Education

08:02Personal Journey and Overcoming Barriers

11:04The Growth of Confident Care Academy

13:56Future Aspirations and Educational Innovations

21:05The Impact of Social Media on Professional Perception

23:07Mentorship and Accessibility in Healthcare

26:56Navigating the Path to a PhD

31:03Clinical Practice and Cardiac Anesthesia

38:00Future Aspirations and Policy Advocacy

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]]> 3104 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Navigating the Future - Do Those Prep Courses Work? Will Locums Stick Around? And More for 2025 In this conversation, Joseph Rodriguez and Mike MacKinnon discuss the evolution of CRNA programs, the impact of prep courses, and the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people for career success. They critique the economics of anesthesia services, explore fair market value in compensation, and address regulatory challenges faced by CRNAs, particularly in California. The dialogue emphasizes the need for critical thinking in the interview process and the implications of high compensation offers in the field. In this conversation, Mike MacKinnon and Joseph Rodriguez discuss the complexities of anesthesia practice, focusing on the roles of anesthesiologists and CRNAs, the legal challenges they face, and the implications of recent trademark disputes. They explore the future of anesthesia in light of healthcare consolidation, the impact of AI, and the evolving professional identity of CRNAs. The discussion also touches on leadership roles within professional organizations and the commitment required to effect change in the field.00:00Introduction 02:48The Impact of Prep Programs on Interview Processes 09:21Fair Market Value and CRNA Compensation 17:09Red Flags in High Compensation Offers 18:41The State of CRNA Practices 24:04Regulatory Challenges in Anesthesia 38:00Legal Battles and Professional Value 42:36Trademark Disputes in Anesthesiology 48:28Challenges Ahead for CRNAs 55:05The Role of AI in Healthcare 01:02:57Future of Anesthesia Practice Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 10 Jan 2025 20:00:00 -0000 Navigating the Future: Do Those Prep Courses Work? Will Locums Stick Around? And More for 2025 full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this conversation, Joseph Rodriguez and Mike MacKinnon discuss the evolution of CRNA programs, the impact of prep courses, and the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people for career success. They critique the economics of anesthesia services, explore fair market value in compensation, and address regulatory challenges faced by CRNAs, particularly in California. The dialogue emphasizes the need for critical thinking in the interview process and the implications of high compe... In this conversation, Joseph Rodriguez and Mike MacKinnon discuss the evolution of CRNA programs, the impact of prep courses, and the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people for career success. They critique the economics of anesthesia services, explore fair market value in compensation, and address regulatory challenges faced by CRNAs, particularly in California. The dialogue emphasizes the need for critical thinking in the interview process and the implications of high compensation offers in the field. In this conversation, Mike MacKinnon and Joseph Rodriguez discuss the complexities of anesthesia practice, focusing on the roles of anesthesiologists and CRNAs, the legal challenges they face, and the implications of recent trademark disputes. They explore the future of anesthesia in light of healthcare consolidation, the impact of AI, and the evolving professional identity of CRNAs. The discussion also touches on leadership roles within professional organizations and the commitment required to effect change in the field.00:00Introduction 02:48The Impact of Prep Programs on Interview Processes 09:21Fair Market Value and CRNA Compensation 17:09Red Flags in High Compensation Offers 18:41The State of CRNA Practices 24:04Regulatory Challenges in Anesthesia 38:00Legal Battles and Professional Value 42:36Trademark Disputes in Anesthesiology 48:28Challenges Ahead for CRNAs 55:05The Role of AI in Healthcare 01:02:57Future of Anesthesia Practice Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this conversation, Joseph Rodriguez and Mike MacKinnon discuss the evolution of CRNA programs, the impact of prep courses, and the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people for career success. They critique the economics of anesthesia services, explore fair market value in compensation, and address regulatory challenges faced by CRNAs, particularly in California. The dialogue emphasizes the need for critical thinking in the interview process and the implications of high compensation offers in the field. In this conversation, Mike MacKinnon and Joseph Rodriguez discuss the complexities of anesthesia practice, focusing on the roles of anesthesiologists and CRNAs, the legal challenges they face, and the implications of recent trademark disputes. They explore the future of anesthesia in light of healthcare consolidation, the impact of AI, and the evolving professional identity of CRNAs. The discussion also touches on leadership roles within professional organizations and the commitment required to effect change in the field.

00:00
Introduction

02:48
The Impact of Prep Programs on Interview Processes

09:21
Fair Market Value and CRNA Compensation

17:09
Red Flags in High Compensation Offers

18:41
The State of CRNA Practices

24:04
Regulatory Challenges in Anesthesia

38:00
Legal Battles and Professional Value

42:36
Trademark Disputes in Anesthesiology

48:28
Challenges Ahead for CRNAs

55:05
The Role of AI in Healthcare

01:02:57
Future of Anesthesia Practice




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]]> 4291 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Lifelong Learning - ACCRAC Founder Jed Wolpaw, MD, on Education, Growth, and Anesthesia Excellence Description: In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, Joe Rodriguez dives deep with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the ACCRAC podcast and a leader in anesthesia education. Together, they discuss Jed’s unique path from history teacher to anesthesiologist, the critical importance of civil discourse, and universal learning principles that transcend medicine. With insights on podcasting, education, and the future of anesthesia, this episode offers something for every professional passionate about growth and collaboration. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA, SRNA, Dr. Jed Wolpaw, ACCRAC podcast, anesthesia education, Johns Hopkins, learning mindset, clinical debates, continuous monitoring, anesthesia podcast, professional growth, learner mindset, anesthesia teaching, anesthesia principles, post-op monitoring, pulmonary physiology, anesthesia innovation. Engaging Summary: What happens when a history teacher pivots to become a renowned anesthesiologist and educator? In this episode, host Joe Rodriguez sits down with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the influential ACCRAC podcast, to explore his fascinating journey and his mission to advance education in the field of anesthesia. Dr. Wolpaw shares powerful insights on developing a learner’s mindset, the art of civil discourse, and staying open to change in clinical practice. From practical tips on post-op monitoring to thought-provoking discussions about education and professional growth, this episode will leave listeners inspired and equipped with actionable insights. Join us as we delve into the universal principles that drive excellence in medicine and beyond. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 26 Nov 2024 12:00:00 -0000 Lifelong Learning: ACCRAC Founder Jed Wolpaw, MD, on Education, Growth, and Anesthesia Excellence full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Description: In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, Joe Rodriguez dives deep with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the ACCRAC podcast and a leader in anesthesia education. Together, they discuss Jed’s unique path from history teacher to anesthesiologist, the critical importance of civil discourse, and universal learning principles that transcend medicine. With insights on podcasting, education, and the future of anesthesia, this episode offers something for every professional passionate about... Description: In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, Joe Rodriguez dives deep with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the ACCRAC podcast and a leader in anesthesia education. Together, they discuss Jed’s unique path from history teacher to anesthesiologist, the critical importance of civil discourse, and universal learning principles that transcend medicine. With insights on podcasting, education, and the future of anesthesia, this episode offers something for every professional passionate about growth and collaboration. Keywords: Anesthesia, CRNA, SRNA, Dr. Jed Wolpaw, ACCRAC podcast, anesthesia education, Johns Hopkins, learning mindset, clinical debates, continuous monitoring, anesthesia podcast, professional growth, learner mindset, anesthesia teaching, anesthesia principles, post-op monitoring, pulmonary physiology, anesthesia innovation. Engaging Summary: What happens when a history teacher pivots to become a renowned anesthesiologist and educator? In this episode, host Joe Rodriguez sits down with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the influential ACCRAC podcast, to explore his fascinating journey and his mission to advance education in the field of anesthesia. Dr. Wolpaw shares powerful insights on developing a learner’s mindset, the art of civil discourse, and staying open to change in clinical practice. From practical tips on post-op monitoring to thought-provoking discussions about education and professional growth, this episode will leave listeners inspired and equipped with actionable insights. Join us as we delve into the universal principles that drive excellence in medicine and beyond. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Description:

In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, Joe Rodriguez dives deep with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the ACCRAC podcast and a leader in anesthesia education. Together, they discuss Jed’s unique path from history teacher to anesthesiologist, the critical importance of civil discourse, and universal learning principles that transcend medicine. With insights on podcasting, education, and the future of anesthesia, this episode offers something for every professional passionate about growth and collaboration.

Keywords:

Anesthesia, CRNA, SRNA, Dr. Jed Wolpaw, ACCRAC podcast, anesthesia education, Johns Hopkins, learning mindset, clinical debates, continuous monitoring, anesthesia podcast, professional growth, learner mindset, anesthesia teaching, anesthesia principles, post-op monitoring, pulmonary physiology, anesthesia innovation.

Engaging Summary:

What happens when a history teacher pivots to become a renowned anesthesiologist and educator? In this episode, host Joe Rodriguez sits down with Dr. Jed Wolpaw, creator of the influential ACCRAC podcast, to explore his fascinating journey and his mission to advance education in the field of anesthesia. Dr. Wolpaw shares powerful insights on developing a learner’s mindset, the art of civil discourse, and staying open to change in clinical practice. From practical tips on post-op monitoring to thought-provoking discussions about education and professional growth, this episode will leave listeners inspired and equipped with actionable insights.

Join us as we delve into the universal principles that drive excellence in medicine and beyond.

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]]> 2892 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: FTC Loses, and Non-Competes Remain - Understanding Different Types of Restrictive Covenants and What It Means for You SEASON 7 BEGINS! Keywords for this Episodeanesthesia, non-compete agreements, legal challenges, FTC, healthcare law, CRNA, anesthesia practice, employment contracts, state laws, anesthesia updates Summary In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, host Joe Rodriguez first discusses the latest updates in the field of anesthesia, including legal challenges faced by CRNAs and anesthesiologists, the AANA's bold lawsuit against the federal government, and updates on his personal practice at Guide Anesthesia, which is evolving out of Arizona Anesthesia Solutions. The conversation delves into the implications of non-compete agreements, the recent FTC ruling, and the nuances of state laws regarding these contracts. Scott Weavil, a legal expert, shares insights on negotiating employment contracts and the importance of understanding the legal landscape for healthcare professionals. The episode emphasizes the need for transparency and informed decision-making in anesthesia practice. Takeaways The AANA has initiated a lawsuit against the government over reimbursement issues. Non-compete agreements can serve legitimate business purposes but can also restrict employee mobility. The FTC's nationwide ban on non-compete agreements has been struck down by a Texas court. State laws regarding non-compete agreements vary significantly across the U.S. Negotiating employment contracts is crucial to avoid restrictive covenants that may hinder career growth. Understanding the legal implications of non-compete agreements is essential for healthcare professionals. The public needs to be informed about the qualifications of their healthcare providers. Non-solicitation agreements are often more common than non-compete agreements in certain regions. Healthcare professionals should be cautious of non-compete clauses that may limit future employment opportunities. The conversation highlights the importance of balancing individual and corporate interests in healthcare. Chapters 00:00Updates!  10:34Scott Intro 13:58Legitimate Business Purposes of Non-Competes 17:18The FTC Ban on Non-Competes 20:33State Laws on Non-Competes 23:17Challenging Non-Competes 25:35Differentiating Non-Competes and Non-Solicits 28:13The Future of Non-Competes 30:21Conclusion Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 30 Sep 2024 22:00:00 -0000 FTC Loses, and Non-Competes Remain - Understanding Different Types of Restrictive Covenants and What It Means for You full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez SEASON 7 BEGINS! Keywords for this Episode anesthesia, non-compete agreements, legal challenges, FTC, healthcare law, CRNA, anesthesia practice, employment contracts, state laws, anesthesia updates Summary In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, host Joe Rodriguez first discusses the latest updates in the field of anesthesia, including legal challenges faced by CRNAs and anesthesiologists, the AANA's bold lawsuit against the federal government, and updates on his personal practice at G... SEASON 7 BEGINS! Keywords for this Episodeanesthesia, non-compete agreements, legal challenges, FTC, healthcare law, CRNA, anesthesia practice, employment contracts, state laws, anesthesia updates Summary In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, host Joe Rodriguez first discusses the latest updates in the field of anesthesia, including legal challenges faced by CRNAs and anesthesiologists, the AANA's bold lawsuit against the federal government, and updates on his personal practice at Guide Anesthesia, which is evolving out of Arizona Anesthesia Solutions. The conversation delves into the implications of non-compete agreements, the recent FTC ruling, and the nuances of state laws regarding these contracts. Scott Weavil, a legal expert, shares insights on negotiating employment contracts and the importance of understanding the legal landscape for healthcare professionals. The episode emphasizes the need for transparency and informed decision-making in anesthesia practice. Takeaways The AANA has initiated a lawsuit against the government over reimbursement issues. Non-compete agreements can serve legitimate business purposes but can also restrict employee mobility. The FTC's nationwide ban on non-compete agreements has been struck down by a Texas court. State laws regarding non-compete agreements vary significantly across the U.S. Negotiating employment contracts is crucial to avoid restrictive covenants that may hinder career growth. Understanding the legal implications of non-compete agreements is essential for healthcare professionals. The public needs to be informed about the qualifications of their healthcare providers. Non-solicitation agreements are often more common than non-compete agreements in certain regions. Healthcare professionals should be cautious of non-compete clauses that may limit future employment opportunities. The conversation highlights the importance of balancing individual and corporate interests in healthcare. Chapters 00:00Updates!  10:34Scott Intro 13:58Legitimate Business Purposes of Non-Competes 17:18The FTC Ban on Non-Competes 20:33State Laws on Non-Competes 23:17Challenging Non-Competes 25:35Differentiating Non-Competes and Non-Solicits 28:13The Future of Non-Competes 30:21Conclusion Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices SEASON 7 BEGINS!

Keywords for this Episode
anesthesia, non-compete agreements, legal challenges, FTC, healthcare law, CRNA, anesthesia practice, employment contracts, state laws, anesthesia updates

Summary

In this episode of Anesthesia Deconstructed, host Joe Rodriguez first discusses the latest updates in the field of anesthesia, including legal challenges faced by CRNAs and anesthesiologists, the AANA's bold lawsuit against the federal government, and updates on his personal practice at Guide Anesthesia, which is evolving out of Arizona Anesthesia Solutions. The conversation delves into the implications of non-compete agreements, the recent FTC ruling, and the nuances of state laws regarding these contracts. Scott Weavil, a legal expert, shares insights on negotiating employment contracts and the importance of understanding the legal landscape for healthcare professionals. The episode emphasizes the need for transparency and informed decision-making in anesthesia practice.

Takeaways

  • The AANA has initiated a lawsuit against the government over reimbursement issues.
  • Non-compete agreements can serve legitimate business purposes but can also restrict employee mobility.
  • The FTC's nationwide ban on non-compete agreements has been struck down by a Texas court.
  • State laws regarding non-compete agreements vary significantly across the U.S.
  • Negotiating employment contracts is crucial to avoid restrictive covenants that may hinder career growth.
  • Understanding the legal implications of non-compete agreements is essential for healthcare professionals.
  • The public needs to be informed about the qualifications of their healthcare providers.
  • Non-solicitation agreements are often more common than non-compete agreements in certain regions.
  • Healthcare professionals should be cautious of non-compete clauses that may limit future employment opportunities.
  • The conversation highlights the importance of balancing individual and corporate interests in healthcare.


Chapters

00:00
Updates! 

10:34
Scott Intro

13:58
Legitimate Business Purposes of Non-Competes

17:18
The FTC Ban on Non-Competes

20:33
State Laws on Non-Competes

23:17
Challenging Non-Competes

25:35
Differentiating Non-Competes and Non-Solicits

28:13
The Future of Non-Competes

30:21
Conclusion

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]]> 1928 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Point B - Joe Rodriguez Shares His Positions and Rationale on Proposed Changes to AANA Board Selection Key Points: Importance of the AANA to CRNA economy  Proposed bylaw changes and resolutions Support for Board Term Extension (Bylaw 2) (with caveats) and Virtual Business Meetings Opposition to Board Expansion (Bylaw 3) and Automatic Leadership Succession (Bylaw 4) Rationale behind each position Summary: Joe shares his views on proposed AANA changes, advocating for longer board terms and virtual meetings while opposing board expansion and automatic leadership succession. He emphasizes the need for efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility in leadership. Call to Action: Members encouraged to review proposal documentation and participate in the upcoming discussion in early August. Next Episode: Tune in next week for more CRNA insights and industry updates. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 23 Jul 2024 12:00:00 -0000 Point B: Joe Rodriguez Shares His Positions and Rationale on Proposed Changes to AANA Board Selection full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Key Points: Importance of the AANA to CRNA economy Proposed bylaw changes and resolutionsSupport for Board Term Extension (Bylaw 2) (with caveats) and Virtual Business MeetingsOpposition to Board Expansion (Bylaw 3) and Automatic Leadership Succession (Bylaw 4)Rationale behind each positionSummary: Joe shares his views on proposed AANA changes, advocating for longer board terms and virtual meetings while opposing board expansion and automatic leadership succession. He emphasizes the need... Key Points: Importance of the AANA to CRNA economy  Proposed bylaw changes and resolutions Support for Board Term Extension (Bylaw 2) (with caveats) and Virtual Business Meetings Opposition to Board Expansion (Bylaw 3) and Automatic Leadership Succession (Bylaw 4) Rationale behind each position Summary: Joe shares his views on proposed AANA changes, advocating for longer board terms and virtual meetings while opposing board expansion and automatic leadership succession. He emphasizes the need for efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility in leadership. Call to Action: Members encouraged to review proposal documentation and participate in the upcoming discussion in early August. Next Episode: Tune in next week for more CRNA insights and industry updates. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Key Points:

  1. Importance of the AANA to CRNA economy 
  2. Proposed bylaw changes and resolutions
  3. Support for Board Term Extension (Bylaw 2) (with caveats) and Virtual Business Meetings
  4. Opposition to Board Expansion (Bylaw 3) and Automatic Leadership Succession (Bylaw 4)
  5. Rationale behind each position

Summary: Joe shares his views on proposed AANA changes, advocating for longer board terms and virtual meetings while opposing board expansion and automatic leadership succession. He emphasizes the need for efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility in leadership.

Call to Action: Members encouraged to review proposal documentation and participate in the upcoming discussion in early August.

Next Episode: Tune in next week for more CRNA insights and industry updates.

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]]> 472 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Point A - CRNAs Propose Significant Change to AANA Board Selection Summary The conversation discusses three main changes proposed by the Leadership Identification Committee (LIC) for the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology: increasing the number of directors from seven to nine, increasing the term for directors from two years to three years, and changing the progression of the president to a three-year term. The rationale behind these changes is to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more support to region directors. The conversation also addresses concerns about the time commitment for directors and the potential impact on decision-making, cost, and the role of the professional staff. The conversation explores the proposal to increase the number of directors on the board, extend the terms of the vice president and president-elect, and create continuity in executive leadership roles. The main themes discussed include the benefits of having more directors to support state leaders, the financial feasibility of the proposal, the potential risks of electing the wrong person into an important position, the need for continuity and experience in executive roles, and the importance of informed voting.  The conclusion is an editor's note, where our host, Joe Rodriguez, expresses his view after taking time consider the conversation.   Keywords AANA, association, Leadership Identification Committee, directors, term, turnover, executive positions, region directors, time commitment, cost, professional staff, board directors, executive leadership, continuity, experience, informed voting Takeaways The proposed changes aim to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more support to region directors. Increasing the term for directors from two years to three years allows for more continuity and experience on the board. Expanding the number of directors from seven to nine helps to reduce the workload for region directors and aligns with the growth of the association. Concerns about the time commitment, decision-making, cost, and the role of the professional staff are important considerations in the discussion. The financial feasibility of the proposal was assessed and deemed affordable. There is a potential risk of electing the wrong person into an important position, but the board can address disruptive behavior and provide coaching to mitigate this risk. Having continuity and experience in executive roles can lead to better decision-making and representation of members' interests. Informed voting is crucial, and members should take the time to understand the proposals and make informed decisions. Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background of the Proposed Changes 02:51Increasing the Term for Directors from Two Years to Three Years 10:14Expanding the Number of Directors from Seven to Nine 18:09Considerations and Approval of the Proposed Changes 31:16Enhancing Support for State Leaders 33:56Assessing Financial Feasibility 37:12Creating Continuity in Executive Roles 41:31Decreasing Turnover and Ensuring Continuity 45:37Mitigating Risks and Addressing Poor Leadership 48:42Moving Away from Personal Agenda Items 59:40Encouraging Informed VotingConclusion: Editor's Note Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 23 Jul 2024 11:00:00 -0000 Point A: CRNAs Propose Significant Change to AANA Board Selection full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Summary The conversation discusses three main changes proposed by the Leadership Identification Committee (LIC) for the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology: increasing the number of directors from seven to nine, increasing the term for directors from two years to three years, and changing the progression of the president to a three-year term. The rationale behind these changes is to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more ... Summary The conversation discusses three main changes proposed by the Leadership Identification Committee (LIC) for the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology: increasing the number of directors from seven to nine, increasing the term for directors from two years to three years, and changing the progression of the president to a three-year term. The rationale behind these changes is to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more support to region directors. The conversation also addresses concerns about the time commitment for directors and the potential impact on decision-making, cost, and the role of the professional staff. The conversation explores the proposal to increase the number of directors on the board, extend the terms of the vice president and president-elect, and create continuity in executive leadership roles. The main themes discussed include the benefits of having more directors to support state leaders, the financial feasibility of the proposal, the potential risks of electing the wrong person into an important position, the need for continuity and experience in executive roles, and the importance of informed voting.  The conclusion is an editor's note, where our host, Joe Rodriguez, expresses his view after taking time consider the conversation.   Keywords AANA, association, Leadership Identification Committee, directors, term, turnover, executive positions, region directors, time commitment, cost, professional staff, board directors, executive leadership, continuity, experience, informed voting Takeaways The proposed changes aim to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more support to region directors. Increasing the term for directors from two years to three years allows for more continuity and experience on the board. Expanding the number of directors from seven to nine helps to reduce the workload for region directors and aligns with the growth of the association. Concerns about the time commitment, decision-making, cost, and the role of the professional staff are important considerations in the discussion. The financial feasibility of the proposal was assessed and deemed affordable. There is a potential risk of electing the wrong person into an important position, but the board can address disruptive behavior and provide coaching to mitigate this risk. Having continuity and experience in executive roles can lead to better decision-making and representation of members' interests. Informed voting is crucial, and members should take the time to understand the proposals and make informed decisions. Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background of the Proposed Changes 02:51Increasing the Term for Directors from Two Years to Three Years 10:14Expanding the Number of Directors from Seven to Nine 18:09Considerations and Approval of the Proposed Changes 31:16Enhancing Support for State Leaders 33:56Assessing Financial Feasibility 37:12Creating Continuity in Executive Roles 41:31Decreasing Turnover and Ensuring Continuity 45:37Mitigating Risks and Addressing Poor Leadership 48:42Moving Away from Personal Agenda Items 59:40Encouraging Informed VotingConclusion: Editor's Note Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Summary

The conversation discusses three main changes proposed by the Leadership Identification Committee (LIC) for the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology: increasing the number of directors from seven to nine, increasing the term for directors from two years to three years, and changing the progression of the president to a three-year term. The rationale behind these changes is to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more support to region directors. The conversation also addresses concerns about the time commitment for directors and the potential impact on decision-making, cost, and the role of the professional staff. The conversation explores the proposal to increase the number of directors on the board, extend the terms of the vice president and president-elect, and create continuity in executive leadership roles. The main themes discussed include the benefits of having more directors to support state leaders, the financial feasibility of the proposal, the potential risks of electing the wrong person into an important position, the need for continuity and experience in executive roles, and the importance of informed voting.  The conclusion is an editor's note, where our host, Joe Rodriguez, expresses his view after taking time consider the conversation.  


Keywords

AANA, association, Leadership Identification Committee, directors, term, turnover, executive positions, region directors, time commitment, cost, professional staff, board directors, executive leadership, continuity, experience, informed voting

Takeaways

  • The proposed changes aim to decrease turnover, increase the number of eligible people for executive positions, and provide more support to region directors.
  • Increasing the term for directors from two years to three years allows for more continuity and experience on the board.
  • Expanding the number of directors from seven to nine helps to reduce the workload for region directors and aligns with the growth of the association.
  • Concerns about the time commitment, decision-making, cost, and the role of the professional staff are important considerations in the discussion.
  • The financial feasibility of the proposal was assessed and deemed affordable.
  • There is a potential risk of electing the wrong person into an important position, but the board can address disruptive behavior and provide coaching to mitigate this risk.
  • Having continuity and experience in executive roles can lead to better decision-making and representation of members' interests.
  • Informed voting is crucial, and members should take the time to understand the proposals and make informed decisions.


Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Background of the Proposed Changes

02:51
Increasing the Term for Directors from Two Years to Three Years

10:14
Expanding the Number of Directors from Seven to Nine

18:09
Considerations and Approval of the Proposed Changes

31:16
Enhancing Support for State Leaders

33:56
Assessing Financial Feasibility

37:12
Creating Continuity in Executive Roles

41:31
Decreasing Turnover and Ensuring Continuity

45:37
Mitigating Risks and Addressing Poor Leadership

48:42
Moving Away from Personal Agenda Items

59:40
Encouraging Informed Voting

Conclusion: Editor's Note

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]]> 4350 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Did CMS Actually Miss an Opportunity To Reduce the Anesthesia Shortage? Summary The conversation discusses the topic of rural pass-through and its impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. It explores the idea of including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through and whether it would be an effective solution. The conversation also delves into the concept of shortage and how it can be addressed by utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential. The importance of deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on title misappropriation and the need for transparency in using the terms 'physician anesthesiologist' and 'nurse anesthesiologist'. Keywords rural pass-through, anesthesiologist shortage, physician anesthesiologists, CRNAs, shortage solution, utilization of anesthesia providers, deregulation, local decision-making, title misappropriation, transparency Takeaways Including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through may not have a significant impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. Utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential can help address the shortage. Deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is crucial. Transparency in using the terms 'physician anesthesiologist' and 'nurse anesthesiologist' is important to avoid confusion. Key Quotes  "Rural pass-through is about providing compassionate care close to home for rural facilities across rural America." "The idea here is to subsidize the ability for people to get care close to home and be economically efficient in doing it." "The shortage is artificial because of model selection and facilities." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background on Rural Pass-Through 01:15Understanding the Purpose of Rural Pass-Through 03:04The Inaccuracy of the Article's Premise on Mitigating the Anesthesiologist Shortage 08:51Utilizing Anesthesia Providers to Address the Shortage 19:22The Importance of Deregulation and Local Decision-Making in Anesthesia Models 25:03Addressing Title Misappropriation for Transparency in Anesthesia Care Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 19 Jul 2024 11:00:00 -0000 Did CMS Actually Miss an Opportunity To Reduce the Anesthesia Shortage? full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Summary The conversation discusses the topic of rural pass-through and its impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. It explores the idea of including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through and whether it would be an effective solution. The conversation also delves into the concept of shortage and how it can be addressed by utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential. The importance of deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models ... Summary The conversation discusses the topic of rural pass-through and its impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. It explores the idea of including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through and whether it would be an effective solution. The conversation also delves into the concept of shortage and how it can be addressed by utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential. The importance of deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on title misappropriation and the need for transparency in using the terms 'physician anesthesiologist' and 'nurse anesthesiologist'. Keywords rural pass-through, anesthesiologist shortage, physician anesthesiologists, CRNAs, shortage solution, utilization of anesthesia providers, deregulation, local decision-making, title misappropriation, transparency Takeaways Including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through may not have a significant impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. Utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential can help address the shortage. Deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is crucial. Transparency in using the terms 'physician anesthesiologist' and 'nurse anesthesiologist' is important to avoid confusion. Key Quotes  "Rural pass-through is about providing compassionate care close to home for rural facilities across rural America." "The idea here is to subsidize the ability for people to get care close to home and be economically efficient in doing it." "The shortage is artificial because of model selection and facilities." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background on Rural Pass-Through 01:15Understanding the Purpose of Rural Pass-Through 03:04The Inaccuracy of the Article's Premise on Mitigating the Anesthesiologist Shortage 08:51Utilizing Anesthesia Providers to Address the Shortage 19:22The Importance of Deregulation and Local Decision-Making in Anesthesia Models 25:03Addressing Title Misappropriation for Transparency in Anesthesia Care Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Summary

The conversation discusses the topic of rural pass-through and its impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. It explores the idea of including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through and whether it would be an effective solution. The conversation also delves into the concept of shortage and how it can be addressed by utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential. The importance of deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on title misappropriation and the need for transparency in using the terms 'physician anesthesiologist' and 'nurse anesthesiologist'.

Keywords

rural pass-through, anesthesiologist shortage, physician anesthesiologists, CRNAs, shortage solution, utilization of anesthesia providers, deregulation, local decision-making, title misappropriation, transparency

Takeaways

  • Including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through may not have a significant impact on the anesthesiologist shortage.
  • Utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential can help address the shortage.
  • Deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is crucial.
  • Transparency in using the terms 'physician anesthesiologist' and 'nurse anesthesiologist' is important to avoid confusion.


Key Quotes 

  • "Rural pass-through is about providing compassionate care close to home for rural facilities across rural America."
  • "The idea here is to subsidize the ability for people to get care close to home and be economically efficient in doing it."
  • "The shortage is artificial because of model selection and facilities."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Background on Rural Pass-Through

01:15
Understanding the Purpose of Rural Pass-Through

03:04
The Inaccuracy of the Article's Premise on Mitigating the Anesthesiologist Shortage

08:51
Utilizing Anesthesia Providers to Address the Shortage

19:22
The Importance of Deregulation and Local Decision-Making in Anesthesia Models

25:03
Addressing Title Misappropriation for Transparency in Anesthesia Care

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]]> 1856 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Should C-Sections Be Performed on an Outpatient Basis? Florida is going to find out. Summary The conversation discusses the topic of out-of-hospital cesarean sections and the potential risks and implications. Dr. Matt Mazurek, a physician anesthesiologist and assistant professor of anesthesiology at Yale School of Medicine, provides insights and raises concerns about the definition of low-risk cesarean deliveries, the dangers of complications during and after the procedure, and the lack of resources and training in outpatient settings. The conversation also touches on the financial incentives and potential cherry-picking of patients by private equity-owned medical facilities. The need for increased access to obstetrical care and support for OBs in rural areas is highlighted as a more effective solution to address maternal morbidity and mortality rates.  Keywordsout-of-hospital cesarean sections, risks, complications, low-risk deliveries, resources, training, financial incentives, private equity, access to care, maternal morbidity, maternal mortality Takeaways Defining low-risk cesarean deliveries is challenging and depends on various factors. Complications during and after cesarean sections can be life-threatening, especially in outpatient settings. The financial incentives of performing cesarean sections may lead to an increase in unnecessary procedures. Investing in more OBs and supporting them financially is crucial to improve access to obstetrical care in rural areas and reduce maternal morbidity and mortality rates. Key Quotes "OB is still very dangerous, both in the OR and postoperatively" "It's much more common and more likely to happen in this particular group. So do we really want to gamble with people's lives in this setting?" "It has happened and it's happened to younger, healthier patients out of the blue." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background 01:23The Challenges of Defining Low-Risk Cesarean Deliveries 06:01The Financial Incentives and Potential Risks of Outpatient C-Sections 08:20Improving Access to Obstetrical Care in Rural Areas Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 16 Jul 2024 12:00:00 -0000 Should C-Sections Be Performed on an Outpatient Basis? Florida is going to find out. full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Summary The conversation discusses the topic of out-of-hospital cesarean sections and the potential risks and implications. Dr. Matt Mazurek, a physician anesthesiologist and assistant professor of anesthesiology at Yale School of Medicine, provides insights and raises concerns about the definition of low-risk cesarean deliveries, the dangers of complications during and after the procedure, and the lack of resources and training in outpatient settings. The conversation also touches on the f... Summary The conversation discusses the topic of out-of-hospital cesarean sections and the potential risks and implications. Dr. Matt Mazurek, a physician anesthesiologist and assistant professor of anesthesiology at Yale School of Medicine, provides insights and raises concerns about the definition of low-risk cesarean deliveries, the dangers of complications during and after the procedure, and the lack of resources and training in outpatient settings. The conversation also touches on the financial incentives and potential cherry-picking of patients by private equity-owned medical facilities. The need for increased access to obstetrical care and support for OBs in rural areas is highlighted as a more effective solution to address maternal morbidity and mortality rates.  Keywordsout-of-hospital cesarean sections, risks, complications, low-risk deliveries, resources, training, financial incentives, private equity, access to care, maternal morbidity, maternal mortality Takeaways Defining low-risk cesarean deliveries is challenging and depends on various factors. Complications during and after cesarean sections can be life-threatening, especially in outpatient settings. The financial incentives of performing cesarean sections may lead to an increase in unnecessary procedures. Investing in more OBs and supporting them financially is crucial to improve access to obstetrical care in rural areas and reduce maternal morbidity and mortality rates. Key Quotes "OB is still very dangerous, both in the OR and postoperatively" "It's much more common and more likely to happen in this particular group. So do we really want to gamble with people's lives in this setting?" "It has happened and it's happened to younger, healthier patients out of the blue." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background 01:23The Challenges of Defining Low-Risk Cesarean Deliveries 06:01The Financial Incentives and Potential Risks of Outpatient C-Sections 08:20Improving Access to Obstetrical Care in Rural Areas Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Summary

The conversation discusses the topic of out-of-hospital cesarean sections and the potential risks and implications. Dr. Matt Mazurek, a physician anesthesiologist and assistant professor of anesthesiology at Yale School of Medicine, provides insights and raises concerns about the definition of low-risk cesarean deliveries, the dangers of complications during and after the procedure, and the lack of resources and training in outpatient settings. The conversation also touches on the financial incentives and potential cherry-picking of patients by private equity-owned medical facilities. The need for increased access to obstetrical care and support for OBs in rural areas is highlighted as a more effective solution to address maternal morbidity and mortality rates. 

Keywords
out-of-hospital cesarean sections, risks, complications, low-risk deliveries, resources, training, financial incentives, private equity, access to care, maternal morbidity, maternal mortality

Takeaways

  • Defining low-risk cesarean deliveries is challenging and depends on various factors.
  • Complications during and after cesarean sections can be life-threatening, especially in outpatient settings.
  • The financial incentives of performing cesarean sections may lead to an increase in unnecessary procedures.
  • Investing in more OBs and supporting them financially is crucial to improve access to obstetrical care in rural areas and reduce maternal morbidity and mortality rates.

Key Quotes

  • "OB is still very dangerous, both in the OR and postoperatively"
  • "It's much more common and more likely to happen in this particular group. So do we really want to gamble with people's lives in this setting?"
  • "It has happened and it's happened to younger, healthier patients out of the blue."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Background

01:23
The Challenges of Defining Low-Risk Cesarean Deliveries

06:01
The Financial Incentives and Potential Risks of Outpatient C-Sections

08:20
Improving Access to Obstetrical Care in Rural Areas

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]]> 1044 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: RAISING ARIZONA Pt. 1 - Arizona's Zero to Hero Story with Ali J. Baghai, CRNA, AZANA Past President and Guide Anesthesia | AzAS Managing Partner Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez talks with Ali Baghai about his journey and impact as a CRNA in Arizona. Ali shares his experiences in CRNA advocacy, the evolution of anesthesia practice in Arizona, and his role in significant legislative changes. They also discuss the nuances of owning an anesthesia business and life in Arizona. Highlights: Introduction Joe Rodriguez introduces the episode and welcomes Ali Baghai. Brief discussion about the uniqueness of Ali's name and CRNA role. Ali's Background Ali shares his background, including his early involvement in CRNA politics. Discusses his time as state president and the changes in Arizona's CRNA landscape since 2009. Initial Involvement in CRNA Advocacy Ali's journey from student representative to board member. The transformation of Arizona's job market and practice landscape for CRNAs. Key Meeting in 2012 Joe and Ali reminisce about a pivotal meeting in 2012 with other CRNA leaders. The decision to aim for opt-out and the creation of the political action committee (PAC). Legislative Success Stories Ali's experience with legislative processes and passing key bills. The significance of Senate Bill 1336 and the Surgeon Immunity Law. Opt-Out Success Discussion about Arizona becoming an opt-out state. The ripple effect of Arizona's opt-out status on other states. Dental Anesthesia Regulation Ali's involvement in dental anesthesia regulation since 2019. The challenges and outcomes of the new rules for pediatric safety and provider registration. Business Ownership in Anesthesia Ali's perspective on owning an anesthesia business. The challenges and rewards of being a business owner in the healthcare field. Arizona Living Ali shares his love for living in Arizona, comparing it to his hometown of Boston. Highlights of Arizona's climate, outdoor activities, and overall lifestyle. Closing Remarks Joe thanks Ali for his contributions to the CRNA community and the state of Arizona. Final thoughts on the importance of advocacy and leadership in healthcare. Key Takeaways: The importance of CRNA advocacy and policy changes in improving anesthesia practice. The impact of legislative victories on CRNA practice and patient care. The challenges and rewards of owning an anesthesia business. The unique lifestyle and opportunities in Arizona. Guest Information: Ali Baghai - CRNA, former state president, and key advocate for CRNA practice improvements in Arizona. Joe Rodriguez - Host, CRNA, and managing partner in an anesthesia group. Call to Action: Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful conversations on healthcare and anesthesia. Visit our website for more information on CRNA advocacy and resources. Note to Listeners: Don't forget to leave us a review and share this episode with your colleagues and friends in the healthcare community! Your support helps us bring more valuable content to you. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 09 Jul 2024 12:00:00 -0000 RAISING ARIZONA Pt. 1: Arizona's Zero to Hero Story with Ali J. Baghai, CRNA, AZANA Past President and Guide Anesthesia | AzAS Managing Partner full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez talks with Ali Baghai about his journey and impact as a CRNA in Arizona. Ali shares his experiences in CRNA advocacy, the evolution of anesthesia practice in Arizona, and his role in significant legislative changes. They also discuss the nuances of owning an anesthesia business and life in Arizona. Highlights: Introduction Joe Rodriguez introduces the episode and welcomes Ali Baghai.Brief discussion about the uniqueness of Ali's name and C... Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez talks with Ali Baghai about his journey and impact as a CRNA in Arizona. Ali shares his experiences in CRNA advocacy, the evolution of anesthesia practice in Arizona, and his role in significant legislative changes. They also discuss the nuances of owning an anesthesia business and life in Arizona. Highlights: Introduction Joe Rodriguez introduces the episode and welcomes Ali Baghai. Brief discussion about the uniqueness of Ali's name and CRNA role. Ali's Background Ali shares his background, including his early involvement in CRNA politics. Discusses his time as state president and the changes in Arizona's CRNA landscape since 2009. Initial Involvement in CRNA Advocacy Ali's journey from student representative to board member. The transformation of Arizona's job market and practice landscape for CRNAs. Key Meeting in 2012 Joe and Ali reminisce about a pivotal meeting in 2012 with other CRNA leaders. The decision to aim for opt-out and the creation of the political action committee (PAC). Legislative Success Stories Ali's experience with legislative processes and passing key bills. The significance of Senate Bill 1336 and the Surgeon Immunity Law. Opt-Out Success Discussion about Arizona becoming an opt-out state. The ripple effect of Arizona's opt-out status on other states. Dental Anesthesia Regulation Ali's involvement in dental anesthesia regulation since 2019. The challenges and outcomes of the new rules for pediatric safety and provider registration. Business Ownership in Anesthesia Ali's perspective on owning an anesthesia business. The challenges and rewards of being a business owner in the healthcare field. Arizona Living Ali shares his love for living in Arizona, comparing it to his hometown of Boston. Highlights of Arizona's climate, outdoor activities, and overall lifestyle. Closing Remarks Joe thanks Ali for his contributions to the CRNA community and the state of Arizona. Final thoughts on the importance of advocacy and leadership in healthcare. Key Takeaways: The importance of CRNA advocacy and policy changes in improving anesthesia practice. The impact of legislative victories on CRNA practice and patient care. The challenges and rewards of owning an anesthesia business. The unique lifestyle and opportunities in Arizona. Guest Information: Ali Baghai - CRNA, former state president, and key advocate for CRNA practice improvements in Arizona. Joe Rodriguez - Host, CRNA, and managing partner in an anesthesia group. Call to Action: Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful conversations on healthcare and anesthesia. Visit our website for more information on CRNA advocacy and resources. Note to Listeners: Don't forget to leave us a review and share this episode with your colleagues and friends in the healthcare community! Your support helps us bring more valuable content to you. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez talks with Ali Baghai about his journey and impact as a CRNA in Arizona. Ali shares his experiences in CRNA advocacy, the evolution of anesthesia practice in Arizona, and his role in significant legislative changes. They also discuss the nuances of owning an anesthesia business and life in Arizona.

Highlights:

Introduction

  • Joe Rodriguez introduces the episode and welcomes Ali Baghai.
  • Brief discussion about the uniqueness of Ali's name and CRNA role.

Ali's Background

  • Ali shares his background, including his early involvement in CRNA politics.
  • Discusses his time as state president and the changes in Arizona's CRNA landscape since 2009.

Initial Involvement in CRNA Advocacy

  • Ali's journey from student representative to board member.
  • The transformation of Arizona's job market and practice landscape for CRNAs.

Key Meeting in 2012

  • Joe and Ali reminisce about a pivotal meeting in 2012 with other CRNA leaders.
  • The decision to aim for opt-out and the creation of the political action committee (PAC).

Legislative Success Stories

  • Ali's experience with legislative processes and passing key bills.
  • The significance of Senate Bill 1336 and the Surgeon Immunity Law.

Opt-Out Success

  • Discussion about Arizona becoming an opt-out state.
  • The ripple effect of Arizona's opt-out status on other states.

Dental Anesthesia Regulation

  • Ali's involvement in dental anesthesia regulation since 2019.
  • The challenges and outcomes of the new rules for pediatric safety and provider registration.

Business Ownership in Anesthesia

  • Ali's perspective on owning an anesthesia business.
  • The challenges and rewards of being a business owner in the healthcare field.

Arizona Living

  • Ali shares his love for living in Arizona, comparing it to his hometown of Boston.
  • Highlights of Arizona's climate, outdoor activities, and overall lifestyle.

Closing Remarks

  • Joe thanks Ali for his contributions to the CRNA community and the state of Arizona.
  • Final thoughts on the importance of advocacy and leadership in healthcare.

Key Takeaways:

  • The importance of CRNA advocacy and policy changes in improving anesthesia practice.
  • The impact of legislative victories on CRNA practice and patient care.
  • The challenges and rewards of owning an anesthesia business.
  • The unique lifestyle and opportunities in Arizona.

Guest Information:

  • Ali Baghai - CRNA, former state president, and key advocate for CRNA practice improvements in Arizona.
  • Joe Rodriguez - Host, CRNA, and managing partner in an anesthesia group.

Call to Action:

  • Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful conversations on healthcare and anesthesia.
  • Visit our website for more information on CRNA advocacy and resources.


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]]> 2342 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: CRNAs - An American Innovation; Reflecting on Independence Day In this special July 4th episode, we explore the significance of American independence and its impact on the CRNA profession. We discuss the foundations of American governance and how these ideals have shaped our national identity. The episode presents two key messages: addressing current societal tensions and highlighting CRNAs as a unique American innovation in healthcare.The podcast emphasizes the exceptional position of CRNAs in the United States, noting their level of autonomy and economic freedom unparalleled in other Western societies. It traces the profession's success to decades of advocacy work and stresses the importance of continued effort in maintaining and advancing the field. The episode concludes by encouraging CRNAs and aspiring CRNAs to reflect on the benefits they've gained from both the American system of government and the tireless work of their predecessors, while enjoying the Independence Day celebrations.Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 04 Jul 2024 15:00:00 -0000 CRNAs: An American Innovation - Reflecting on Independence Day full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this special July 4th episode, we explore the significance of American independence and its impact on the CRNA profession. We discuss the foundations of American governance and how these ideals have shaped our national identity. The episode presents two key messages: addressing current societal tensions and highlighting CRNAs as a unique American innovation in healthcare. The podcast emphasizes the exceptional position of CRNAs in the United States, noting their level of autonomy and econ... In this special July 4th episode, we explore the significance of American independence and its impact on the CRNA profession. We discuss the foundations of American governance and how these ideals have shaped our national identity. The episode presents two key messages: addressing current societal tensions and highlighting CRNAs as a unique American innovation in healthcare.The podcast emphasizes the exceptional position of CRNAs in the United States, noting their level of autonomy and economic freedom unparalleled in other Western societies. It traces the profession's success to decades of advocacy work and stresses the importance of continued effort in maintaining and advancing the field. The episode concludes by encouraging CRNAs and aspiring CRNAs to reflect on the benefits they've gained from both the American system of government and the tireless work of their predecessors, while enjoying the Independence Day celebrations.Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The podcast emphasizes the exceptional position of CRNAs in the United States, noting their level of autonomy and economic freedom unparalleled in other Western societies. It traces the profession's success to decades of advocacy work and stresses the importance of continued effort in maintaining and advancing the field. The episode concludes by encouraging CRNAs and aspiring CRNAs to reflect on the benefits they've gained from both the American system of government and the tireless work of their predecessors, while enjoying the Independence Day celebrations.

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]]> 448 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: FTC Update With Simon Willman, JD and What It Means for Anesthesia Providers Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez welcomes back Simon Willman, Esq., former in-house counsel for one of the largest orthopedic groups in the country. They discuss the Federal Trade Commission's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements and its implications for healthcare professionals and practice owners. Key Topics Covered:Pre-Session: State-Level Updates from Louisiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania  Introduction: Welcome and introduction of Simon Willman, Esq. Background on Simon's experience with Health Outcomes Performance Company and Core Orthopedics. FTC's Vote to Ban Non-Competes: Overview of the FTC's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements. The timeline for the ban going into effect (120 days post-publication). Legal challenges from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Business Roundtable, the Texas Association of Business, and the Longview Chamber of Commerce. Implications for Healthcare Professionals: Simon's insights on how the ban might affect providers and practice owners. Potential benefits for healthcare providers who can move freely between employers. Concerns for business owners regarding the impact on enterprise value and capital investments. Details of the FTC's Final Rule: Summary of the key points of the final rule. Explanation of the difference between non-compete and non-solicitation agreements. Potential legal interpretations and challenges ahead. Non-Competes vs. Non-Solicitation: Breakdown of how non-solicitation agreements differ from non-competes. Discussion on whether non-solicitation agreements might serve as a backdoor to enforce non-competes. Legal Considerations and Advice: Practical advice for healthcare providers dealing with non-competes. The importance of understanding the legal landscape and potential court interpretations. The potential costs and implications of legal challenges. Federal vs. State Jurisdiction: Explanation of how the jurisdiction might shift from state to federal courts. The impact of this shift on enforcement and legal proceedings. Sale of Business Exception: Discussion on the exception for bona fide sales of businesses. How this exception might apply to equity owners and business transactions. Final Thoughts and Advice: Simon's final comments on the significance of the FTC's rule. Advice for healthcare providers and practice owners navigating this evolving legal environment. Outro: Joe and Simon wrap up the discussion. Teaser for the next episode. Key Quotes: "If I'm in your audience's shoes as providers and as practice owners, I think this is significant and I don't think this is just pure speculation." - Simon Willman "Everyone should have a right to earn a living, I think." - Joe Rodriguez Resources Mentioned: Becker's Healthcare article on the FTC vote. The FTC's final rule on non-competes. Connect with Us: Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Listeners should consult their own legal advisors for specific guidance related to their circumstances. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 25 Jun 2024 11:00:00 -0000 FTC Update With Simon Willman, JD and What It Means for Anesthesia Providers full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez welcomes back Simon Willman, Esq., former in-house counsel for one of the largest orthopedic groups in the country. They discuss the Federal Trade Commission's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements and its implications for healthcare professionals and practice owners. Key Topics Covered: Pre-Session: State-Level Updates from Louisiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania Introduction:Welcome and introduction of Simon Willman, Esq.Background on... Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez welcomes back Simon Willman, Esq., former in-house counsel for one of the largest orthopedic groups in the country. They discuss the Federal Trade Commission's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements and its implications for healthcare professionals and practice owners. Key Topics Covered:Pre-Session: State-Level Updates from Louisiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania  Introduction: Welcome and introduction of Simon Willman, Esq. Background on Simon's experience with Health Outcomes Performance Company and Core Orthopedics. FTC's Vote to Ban Non-Competes: Overview of the FTC's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements. The timeline for the ban going into effect (120 days post-publication). Legal challenges from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Business Roundtable, the Texas Association of Business, and the Longview Chamber of Commerce. Implications for Healthcare Professionals: Simon's insights on how the ban might affect providers and practice owners. Potential benefits for healthcare providers who can move freely between employers. Concerns for business owners regarding the impact on enterprise value and capital investments. Details of the FTC's Final Rule: Summary of the key points of the final rule. Explanation of the difference between non-compete and non-solicitation agreements. Potential legal interpretations and challenges ahead. Non-Competes vs. Non-Solicitation: Breakdown of how non-solicitation agreements differ from non-competes. Discussion on whether non-solicitation agreements might serve as a backdoor to enforce non-competes. Legal Considerations and Advice: Practical advice for healthcare providers dealing with non-competes. The importance of understanding the legal landscape and potential court interpretations. The potential costs and implications of legal challenges. Federal vs. State Jurisdiction: Explanation of how the jurisdiction might shift from state to federal courts. The impact of this shift on enforcement and legal proceedings. Sale of Business Exception: Discussion on the exception for bona fide sales of businesses. How this exception might apply to equity owners and business transactions. Final Thoughts and Advice: Simon's final comments on the significance of the FTC's rule. Advice for healthcare providers and practice owners navigating this evolving legal environment. Outro: Joe and Simon wrap up the discussion. Teaser for the next episode. Key Quotes: "If I'm in your audience's shoes as providers and as practice owners, I think this is significant and I don't think this is just pure speculation." - Simon Willman "Everyone should have a right to earn a living, I think." - Joe Rodriguez Resources Mentioned: Becker's Healthcare article on the FTC vote. The FTC's final rule on non-competes. Connect with Us: Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Listeners should consult their own legal advisors for specific guidance related to their circumstances. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez welcomes back Simon Willman, Esq., former in-house counsel for one of the largest orthopedic groups in the country. They discuss the Federal Trade Commission's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements and its implications for healthcare professionals and practice owners.

Key Topics Covered:

Pre-Session: State-Level Updates from Louisiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania 

  1. Introduction:
    • Welcome and introduction of Simon Willman, Esq.
    • Background on Simon's experience with Health Outcomes Performance Company and Core Orthopedics.
  2. FTC's Vote to Ban Non-Competes:
    • Overview of the FTC's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements.
    • The timeline for the ban going into effect (120 days post-publication).
    • Legal challenges from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Business Roundtable, the Texas Association of Business, and the Longview Chamber of Commerce.
  3. Implications for Healthcare Professionals:
    • Simon's insights on how the ban might affect providers and practice owners.
    • Potential benefits for healthcare providers who can move freely between employers.
    • Concerns for business owners regarding the impact on enterprise value and capital investments.
  4. Details of the FTC's Final Rule:
    • Summary of the key points of the final rule.
    • Explanation of the difference between non-compete and non-solicitation agreements.
    • Potential legal interpretations and challenges ahead.
  5. Non-Competes vs. Non-Solicitation:
    • Breakdown of how non-solicitation agreements differ from non-competes.
    • Discussion on whether non-solicitation agreements might serve as a backdoor to enforce non-competes.
  6. Legal Considerations and Advice:
    • Practical advice for healthcare providers dealing with non-competes.
    • The importance of understanding the legal landscape and potential court interpretations.
    • The potential costs and implications of legal challenges.
  7. Federal vs. State Jurisdiction:
    • Explanation of how the jurisdiction might shift from state to federal courts.
    • The impact of this shift on enforcement and legal proceedings.
  8. Sale of Business Exception:
    • Discussion on the exception for bona fide sales of businesses.
    • How this exception might apply to equity owners and business transactions.
  9. Final Thoughts and Advice:
    • Simon's final comments on the significance of the FTC's rule.
    • Advice for healthcare providers and practice owners navigating this evolving legal environment.
  10. Outro:
    • Joe and Simon wrap up the discussion.
    • Teaser for the next episode.

Key Quotes:

  • "If I'm in your audience's shoes as providers and as practice owners, I think this is significant and I don't think this is just pure speculation." - Simon Willman
  • "Everyone should have a right to earn a living, I think." - Joe Rodriguez

Resources Mentioned:

  • Becker's Healthcare article on the FTC vote.
  • The FTC's final rule on non-competes.

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]]> 1932 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: We Became The Top Anesthesia Podcast in the United States AND Episode Previews Summary The podcast, Anesthesia Deconstructed, has become the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States (Apple Podcasts - subsection: Medicine) due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. The host, Joe Rodriguez, discusses his involvement in the The Nurse Anesthesiologist Facebook Group (TNAG)  and the importance of creating a space for sharing ideas and discussing issues. He addresses a screenshot from another Facebook group that accuses him and others of monopolizing information platforms. Rodriguez clarifies his involvement and highlights the diversity of perspectives in the group. He also previews upcoming episodes on topics such as FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, and the CRNA-friendly environment in Arizona. Keywords anesthesia podcast, deconstructing issues, respectful conversations, Facebook groups, sharing ideas, diversity of perspectives, upcoming episodes, FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, CRNA-friendly environment, Arizona Takeaways Anesthesia Deconstructed is the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. Creating spaces like the TNAG group allows for the sharing of ideas and discussions on anesthesia-related issues. Rodriguez clarifies his involvement in the group and highlights the diversity of perspectives and respectful conversations that take place. Upcoming episodes will cover topics such as FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, and the CRNA-friendly environment in Arizona. Titles Previewing Upcoming Episodes: FTC Banning Non-Competes, CRNA Advocacy, and More Creating a Space for Sharing Ideas: The Neuroscientist-Anesthesiologist Facebook Group Sound Bites "Anesthesia Deconstructed: The number one anesthesia podcast in the United States." "Wanting to have really good and thoughtful conversations, and trying to do it in a respectful way." "Creating a place where people can share ideas and discuss issues without constant attacks." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Podcast Success 01:26The Importance of Thoughtful and Respectful Conversations 07:59CRNA Advocacy: Empowering Anesthesia Professionals 08:29Interprofessional Collaboration: Enhancing Patient Care 11:43Arizona: A Model for CRNA-Friendly Regulatory EnvironmentyJQW7fxVgyEr3PINhg7s Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 14 Jun 2024 20:00:00 -0000 We Became The Top Anesthesia Podcast in the United States AND Episode Previews full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Summary The podcast, Anesthesia Deconstructed, has become the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States (Apple Podcasts - subsection: Medicine) due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. The host, Joe Rodriguez, discusses his involvement in the The Nurse Anesthesiologist Facebook Group (TNAG) and the importance of creating a space for sharing ideas and discussing issues. He addresses a screenshot from another Facebook group t... Summary The podcast, Anesthesia Deconstructed, has become the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States (Apple Podcasts - subsection: Medicine) due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. The host, Joe Rodriguez, discusses his involvement in the The Nurse Anesthesiologist Facebook Group (TNAG)  and the importance of creating a space for sharing ideas and discussing issues. He addresses a screenshot from another Facebook group that accuses him and others of monopolizing information platforms. Rodriguez clarifies his involvement and highlights the diversity of perspectives in the group. He also previews upcoming episodes on topics such as FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, and the CRNA-friendly environment in Arizona. Keywords anesthesia podcast, deconstructing issues, respectful conversations, Facebook groups, sharing ideas, diversity of perspectives, upcoming episodes, FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, CRNA-friendly environment, Arizona Takeaways Anesthesia Deconstructed is the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. Creating spaces like the TNAG group allows for the sharing of ideas and discussions on anesthesia-related issues. Rodriguez clarifies his involvement in the group and highlights the diversity of perspectives and respectful conversations that take place. Upcoming episodes will cover topics such as FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, and the CRNA-friendly environment in Arizona. Titles Previewing Upcoming Episodes: FTC Banning Non-Competes, CRNA Advocacy, and More Creating a Space for Sharing Ideas: The Neuroscientist-Anesthesiologist Facebook Group Sound Bites "Anesthesia Deconstructed: The number one anesthesia podcast in the United States." "Wanting to have really good and thoughtful conversations, and trying to do it in a respectful way." "Creating a place where people can share ideas and discuss issues without constant attacks." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Podcast Success 01:26The Importance of Thoughtful and Respectful Conversations 07:59CRNA Advocacy: Empowering Anesthesia Professionals 08:29Interprofessional Collaboration: Enhancing Patient Care 11:43Arizona: A Model for CRNA-Friendly Regulatory EnvironmentyJQW7fxVgyEr3PINhg7s Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Summary

The podcast, Anesthesia Deconstructed, has become the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States (Apple Podcasts - subsection: Medicine) due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. The host, Joe Rodriguez, discusses his involvement in the The Nurse Anesthesiologist Facebook Group (TNAG)  and the importance of creating a space for sharing ideas and discussing issues. He addresses a screenshot from another Facebook group that accuses him and others of monopolizing information platforms. Rodriguez clarifies his involvement and highlights the diversity of perspectives in the group. He also previews upcoming episodes on topics such as FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, and the CRNA-friendly environment in Arizona.

Keywords

anesthesia podcast, deconstructing issues, respectful conversations, Facebook groups, sharing ideas, diversity of perspectives, upcoming episodes, FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, CRNA-friendly environment, Arizona

Takeaways

  • Anesthesia Deconstructed is the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations.
  • Creating spaces like the TNAG group allows for the sharing of ideas and discussions on anesthesia-related issues.
  • Rodriguez clarifies his involvement in the group and highlights the diversity of perspectives and respectful conversations that take place.
  • Upcoming episodes will cover topics such as FTC banning non-competes, CRNA advocacy, interprofessional collaboration, and the CRNA-friendly environment in Arizona.

Titles

  • Previewing Upcoming Episodes: FTC Banning Non-Competes, CRNA Advocacy, and More
  • Creating a Space for Sharing Ideas: The Neuroscientist-Anesthesiologist Facebook Group

Sound Bites

  • "Anesthesia Deconstructed: The number one anesthesia podcast in the United States."
  • "Wanting to have really good and thoughtful conversations, and trying to do it in a respectful way."
  • "Creating a place where people can share ideas and discuss issues without constant attacks."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Podcast Success

01:26
The Importance of Thoughtful and Respectful Conversations

07:59
CRNA Advocacy: Empowering Anesthesia Professionals

08:29
Interprofessional Collaboration: Enhancing Patient Care

11:43
Arizona: A Model for CRNA-Friendly Regulatory Environment

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]]> 896 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Mike MacKinnon is Back! Massachusetts Opt Out and What it Means vs SummaryIn this conversation, Joe Rodriguez interviews Michael McKinnon,  podcast founder, CRNA, and assistant program director at National University. They discuss two topics: the supervision clarification advisory opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing and the opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts. McKinnon shares his perspective on these issues and emphasizes the importance of removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare.KeywordsCRNA, supervision clarification, advisory opinion, Arizona Board of Nursing, AA, opt-out, Medicare Part A, physician supervision, MassachusettsTakeaways Removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare is important. The supervision clarification advisor opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing allows CRNAs to supervise other health professionals. The opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts eliminates the perception of supervision and reduces liability concerns for CRNAs. The opt-out also simplifies contract negotiations and promotes collaboration between CRNAs and surgeons. CRNAs should have the opportunity to choose the model of care that best suits their practice and the needs of their patients. More states should consider opting out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements to improve access to care and increase provider options. Chapters00:00Introduction and Background of Michael McKinnon01:04Supervision Clarification Advisor Opinion in Arizona05:21Opposition to Anti-Competitive Legislation09:31Opting Out of Medicare Part A Supervision Requirements in Massachusetts12:20Impact of Opting Out on CRNAs and Service Line Management16:29Future Plans and ConclusionSend us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 07 Jun 2024 14:00:00 -0000 Mike MacKinnon is Back! Massachusetts Opt Out and What it Means vs full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Summary In this conversation, Joe Rodriguez interviews Michael McKinnon, podcast founder, CRNA, and assistant program director at National University. They discuss two topics: the supervision clarification advisory opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing and the opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts. McKinnon shares his perspective on these issues and emphasizes the importance of removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing... SummaryIn this conversation, Joe Rodriguez interviews Michael McKinnon,  podcast founder, CRNA, and assistant program director at National University. They discuss two topics: the supervision clarification advisory opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing and the opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts. McKinnon shares his perspective on these issues and emphasizes the importance of removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare.KeywordsCRNA, supervision clarification, advisory opinion, Arizona Board of Nursing, AA, opt-out, Medicare Part A, physician supervision, MassachusettsTakeaways Removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare is important. The supervision clarification advisor opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing allows CRNAs to supervise other health professionals. The opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts eliminates the perception of supervision and reduces liability concerns for CRNAs. The opt-out also simplifies contract negotiations and promotes collaboration between CRNAs and surgeons. CRNAs should have the opportunity to choose the model of care that best suits their practice and the needs of their patients. More states should consider opting out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements to improve access to care and increase provider options. Chapters00:00Introduction and Background of Michael McKinnon01:04Supervision Clarification Advisor Opinion in Arizona05:21Opposition to Anti-Competitive Legislation09:31Opting Out of Medicare Part A Supervision Requirements in Massachusetts12:20Impact of Opting Out on CRNAs and Service Line Management16:29Future Plans and ConclusionSend us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Summary



In this conversation, Joe Rodriguez interviews Michael McKinnon,  podcast founder, CRNA, and assistant program director at National University. They discuss two topics: the supervision clarification advisory opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing and the opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts. McKinnon shares his perspective on these issues and emphasizes the importance of removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare.


Keywords



CRNA, supervision clarification, advisory opinion, Arizona Board of Nursing, AA, opt-out, Medicare Part A, physician supervision, Massachusetts


Takeaways



  • Removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare is important.
  • The supervision clarification advisor opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing allows CRNAs to supervise other health professionals.
  • The opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts eliminates the perception of supervision and reduces liability concerns for CRNAs.
  • The opt-out also simplifies contract negotiations and promotes collaboration between CRNAs and surgeons.
  • CRNAs should have the opportunity to choose the model of care that best suits their practice and the needs of their patients.
  • More states should consider opting out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements to improve access to care and increase provider options.
Chapters



00:00
Introduction and Background of Michael McKinnon


01:04
Supervision Clarification Advisor Opinion in Arizona


05:21
Opposition to Anti-Competitive Legislation


09:31
Opting Out of Medicare Part A Supervision Requirements in Massachusetts


12:20
Impact of Opting Out on CRNAs and Service Line Management


16:29
Future Plans and Conclusion






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]]> 1285 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Should CRNAs supervise AAs? And, updates on DC, SC, TN, and the Pre-CRNA Market Episode Date: Monday, June 3rd Welcome to Anesthesia Deconstructed! In this episode, we cover: Segment 1: Pre-CRNA Market Update Impact of late-stage capitalism on mentorship and professional development. Feedback from current nurse anesthesia residents/students. Questioning “Guaranteed Success” and the high cost of prep programs. Segment 2: Key Legal Updates South Carolina and Maryland Associations’ successes in preventing restrictive rules. TANA’s loss of the term “anesthesiology.” DC’s HORA Act removing collaboration requirements for CRNAs. Segment 3: Arizona Board of Nursing Update New authority for CRNAs to supervise other professionals  Discussion on ensuring competence and the debate around supervision and education. Stay informed on the latest developments in anesthesia with us! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 04 Jun 2024 02:00:00 -0000 Should CRNAs supervise AAs? And, updates on DC, SC, TN, and the Pre-CRNA Market full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Episode Date: Monday, June 3rd Welcome to Anesthesia Deconstructed! In this episode, we cover: Segment 1: Pre-CRNA Market Update Impact of late-stage capitalism on mentorship and professional development.Feedback from current nurse anesthesia residents/students.Questioning “Guaranteed Success” and the high cost of prep programs.Segment 2: Key Legal Updates South Carolina and Maryland Associations’ successes in preventing restrictive rules.TANA’s loss of the term “anesthesiology.”DC’s HORA Act... Episode Date: Monday, June 3rd Welcome to Anesthesia Deconstructed! In this episode, we cover: Segment 1: Pre-CRNA Market Update Impact of late-stage capitalism on mentorship and professional development. Feedback from current nurse anesthesia residents/students. Questioning “Guaranteed Success” and the high cost of prep programs. Segment 2: Key Legal Updates South Carolina and Maryland Associations’ successes in preventing restrictive rules. TANA’s loss of the term “anesthesiology.” DC’s HORA Act removing collaboration requirements for CRNAs. Segment 3: Arizona Board of Nursing Update New authority for CRNAs to supervise other professionals  Discussion on ensuring competence and the debate around supervision and education. Stay informed on the latest developments in anesthesia with us! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Episode Date: Monday, June 3rd

Welcome to Anesthesia Deconstructed!

In this episode, we cover:

Segment 1: Pre-CRNA Market Update

  • Impact of late-stage capitalism on mentorship and professional development.
  • Feedback from current nurse anesthesia residents/students.
  • Questioning “Guaranteed Success” and the high cost of prep programs.

Segment 2: Key Legal Updates

  • South Carolina and Maryland Associations’ successes in preventing restrictive rules.
  • TANA’s loss of the term “anesthesiology.”
  • DC’s HORA Act removing collaboration requirements for CRNAs.

Segment 3: Arizona Board of Nursing Update

  • New authority for CRNAs to supervise other professionals 
  • Discussion on ensuring competence and the debate around supervision and education.

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]]> 1206 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Is it ethical to have pre-CRNAs pay for intro courses? And, where is our co-host? In this episode: The CRNA Intro Market: We're going to explore this issue more deeply - we want to hear from you!  How You Can Contribute: We want to hear from you! Share your experiences, questions, or advice about starting out as a CRNA. Your insights could be featured in upcoming episodes! Send Your Contributions: Reach out via email at Joe@GuideAnesthesia.com and write us or send us a voice memo (2 mins or shorter please). Join the conversation and help shape the future of our show! Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don't miss an episode—subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform!Also, where the **** is Mike MacKinnon?  Your Host(s) Joe Rodriguez, CRNA -, bringing years of experience and a passion for anesthesia, and CRNAs -   right to your ears. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 15 May 2024 13:00:00 -0000 Is it ethical to have pre-CRNAs pay for intro courses? And, where is our co-host? full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this episode: The CRNA Intro Market: We're going to explore this issue more deeply - we want to hear from you! How You Can Contribute: We want to hear from you! Share your experiences, questions, or advice about starting out as a CRNA. Your insights could be featured in upcoming episodes!Send Your Contributions: Reach out via email at Joe@GuideAnesthesia.com and write us or send us a voice memo (2 mins or shorter please). Join the conversation and help shape the future of our show! Su... In this episode: The CRNA Intro Market: We're going to explore this issue more deeply - we want to hear from you!  How You Can Contribute: We want to hear from you! Share your experiences, questions, or advice about starting out as a CRNA. Your insights could be featured in upcoming episodes! Send Your Contributions: Reach out via email at Joe@GuideAnesthesia.com and write us or send us a voice memo (2 mins or shorter please). Join the conversation and help shape the future of our show! Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don't miss an episode—subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform!Also, where the **** is Mike MacKinnon?  Your Host(s) Joe Rodriguez, CRNA -, bringing years of experience and a passion for anesthesia, and CRNAs -   right to your ears. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode:

  • The CRNA Intro Market: We're going to explore this issue more deeply - we want to hear from you! 
  • How You Can Contribute: We want to hear from you! Share your experiences, questions, or advice about starting out as a CRNA. Your insights could be featured in upcoming episodes!

Send Your Contributions: Reach out via email at Joe@GuideAnesthesia.com and write us or send us a voice memo (2 mins or shorter please). Join the conversation and help shape the future of our show!

Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don't miss an episode—subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform!

Also, where the **** is Mike MacKinnon? 

Your Host(s) Joe Rodriguez, CRNA -, bringing years of experience and a passion for anesthesia, and CRNAs -   right to your ears.

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]]> 286 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: AANA Election Time! In this concise episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez, CRNA, shares a glimpse into his voting process during the recent elections. He reveals two of his four votes, choosing to keep the remainder confidential to maintain a positive election environment. Dr. Rodriguez emphasizes the importance of voting for candidates rather than against them, reflecting his commitment to promoting a constructive and supportive community. Tune in to hear which candidates earned his vote and why he believes in a selective sharing approach during elections. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 08 May 2024 17:00:00 -0000 AANA Election Time! full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this concise episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez, CRNA, shares a glimpse into his voting process during the recent elections. He reveals two of his four votes, choosing to keep the remainder confidential to maintain a positive election environment. Dr. Rodriguez emphasizes the importance of voting for candidates rather than against them, reflecting his commitment to promoting a constructive and supportive community. Tune in to hear which candidates earned his vote and why he believes in a select... In this concise episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez, CRNA, shares a glimpse into his voting process during the recent elections. He reveals two of his four votes, choosing to keep the remainder confidential to maintain a positive election environment. Dr. Rodriguez emphasizes the importance of voting for candidates rather than against them, reflecting his commitment to promoting a constructive and supportive community. Tune in to hear which candidates earned his vote and why he believes in a selective sharing approach during elections. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this concise episode, Dr. Joseph Rodriguez, CRNA, shares a glimpse into his voting process during the recent elections. He reveals two of his four votes, choosing to keep the remainder confidential to maintain a positive election environment. Dr. Rodriguez emphasizes the importance of voting for candidates rather than against them, reflecting his commitment to promoting a constructive and supportive community. Tune in to hear which candidates earned his vote and why he believes in a selective sharing approach during elections.

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]]> 130 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Navigating New Frontiers - NorthStar Anesthesia's Approach to Modern Anesthesia Challenges Introduction: In this episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," we delve into the evolving landscape of anesthesia services with two leading figures from NorthStar Anesthesia: Randall Moore, DNP, MBA, CRNA, Chief CRNA, and Jim Roberts, MD, Chief Medical Officer. Together, they shed light on NorthStar's innovative strategies in navigating staffing shortages, private equity involvement, and the complexities of the post-No Surprises Act era. Guest Insights: Randall Moore brings a wealth of experience in anesthesia management and clinical excellence, offering a unique perspective on the role of advanced practice anesthesia professionals in addressing current challenges. Jim Roberts shares his insights from the viewpoint of medical leadership, emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships and quality care in the face of industry shifts. NorthStar's Journey: A brief overview of NorthStar Anesthesia, detailing its foundation, mission, and evolution into a leading national anesthesia services provider. Key Topics: Addressing Staffing Shortages: Strategies and initiatives employed by NorthStar to combat the ongoing staffing challenges in healthcare, particularly within anesthesia services. Private Equity and Corporate Investment: An examination of the role of private equity in healthcare, specifically in anesthesia services, and how NorthStar navigates these issues. Thriving Post-No Surprises Act: Discussion on the impacts of the No Surprises Act on anesthesia services, with a focus on NorthStar's adaptive strategies to ensure financial stability and patient satisfaction. Blueprint for Success: Insights into NorthStar's operational, clinical, and strategic methodologies that have positioned them for success in a rapidly changing healthcare environment. Why It Matters: This episode offers a glimpse into the operational and strategic mindset of one of the leading anesthesia services providers, highlighting actionable strategies for navigating modern healthcare challenges. It serves as an invaluable resource for anesthesia professionals, healthcare administrators, and anyone interested in the intersections of healthcare policy, management, and clinical excellence. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 15 Apr 2024 11:00:00 -0000 Navigating New Frontiers: NorthStar Anesthesia's Approach to Modern Anesthesia Challenges full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Introduction: In this episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," we delve into the evolving landscape of anesthesia services with two leading figures from NorthStar Anesthesia: Randall Moore, DNP, MBA, CRNA, Chief CRNA, and Jim Roberts, MD, Chief Medical Officer. Together, they shed light on NorthStar's innovative strategies in navigating staffing shortages, private equity involvement, and the complexities of the post-No Surprises Act era.Guest Insights: Randall Moore brings a wealth of experienc... Introduction: In this episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," we delve into the evolving landscape of anesthesia services with two leading figures from NorthStar Anesthesia: Randall Moore, DNP, MBA, CRNA, Chief CRNA, and Jim Roberts, MD, Chief Medical Officer. Together, they shed light on NorthStar's innovative strategies in navigating staffing shortages, private equity involvement, and the complexities of the post-No Surprises Act era. Guest Insights: Randall Moore brings a wealth of experience in anesthesia management and clinical excellence, offering a unique perspective on the role of advanced practice anesthesia professionals in addressing current challenges. Jim Roberts shares his insights from the viewpoint of medical leadership, emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships and quality care in the face of industry shifts. NorthStar's Journey: A brief overview of NorthStar Anesthesia, detailing its foundation, mission, and evolution into a leading national anesthesia services provider. Key Topics: Addressing Staffing Shortages: Strategies and initiatives employed by NorthStar to combat the ongoing staffing challenges in healthcare, particularly within anesthesia services. Private Equity and Corporate Investment: An examination of the role of private equity in healthcare, specifically in anesthesia services, and how NorthStar navigates these issues. Thriving Post-No Surprises Act: Discussion on the impacts of the No Surprises Act on anesthesia services, with a focus on NorthStar's adaptive strategies to ensure financial stability and patient satisfaction. Blueprint for Success: Insights into NorthStar's operational, clinical, and strategic methodologies that have positioned them for success in a rapidly changing healthcare environment. Why It Matters: This episode offers a glimpse into the operational and strategic mindset of one of the leading anesthesia services providers, highlighting actionable strategies for navigating modern healthcare challenges. It serves as an invaluable resource for anesthesia professionals, healthcare administrators, and anyone interested in the intersections of healthcare policy, management, and clinical excellence. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Introduction:

  • In this episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," we delve into the evolving landscape of anesthesia services with two leading figures from NorthStar Anesthesia: Randall Moore, DNP, MBA, CRNA, Chief CRNA, and Jim Roberts, MD, Chief Medical Officer. Together, they shed light on NorthStar's innovative strategies in navigating staffing shortages, private equity involvement, and the complexities of the post-No Surprises Act era.

Guest Insights:

  • Randall Moore brings a wealth of experience in anesthesia management and clinical excellence, offering a unique perspective on the role of advanced practice anesthesia professionals in addressing current challenges.
  • Jim Roberts shares his insights from the viewpoint of medical leadership, emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships and quality care in the face of industry shifts.

NorthStar's Journey:

  • A brief overview of NorthStar Anesthesia, detailing its foundation, mission, and evolution into a leading national anesthesia services provider.

Key Topics:

  1. Addressing Staffing Shortages: Strategies and initiatives employed by NorthStar to combat the ongoing staffing challenges in healthcare, particularly within anesthesia services.
  2. Private Equity and Corporate Investment: An examination of the role of private equity in healthcare, specifically in anesthesia services, and how NorthStar navigates these issues.
  3. Thriving Post-No Surprises Act: Discussion on the impacts of the No Surprises Act on anesthesia services, with a focus on NorthStar's adaptive strategies to ensure financial stability and patient satisfaction.
  4. Blueprint for Success: Insights into NorthStar's operational, clinical, and strategic methodologies that have positioned them for success in a rapidly changing healthcare environment.

Why It Matters:

  • This episode offers a glimpse into the operational and strategic mindset of one of the leading anesthesia services providers, highlighting actionable strategies for navigating modern healthcare challenges. It serves as an invaluable resource for anesthesia professionals, healthcare administrators, and anyone interested in the intersections of healthcare policy, management, and clinical excellence.

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]]> 2697 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Revolutionizing Recruitment - The MOTION Behind Transforming Anesthesia Careers Introduction: Welcome to a groundbreaking episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," where we delve into the forces reshaping the landscape of anesthesia and healthcare recruitment. Today, we're thrilled to have Jarod Collins with us, a visionary behind "MOTION" - a pioneering platform set to redefine how anesthesia professionals navigate their career paths. Guest Spotlight: Jarod Collins, Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at MedGeo Ventures, is part of the innovative team that developed "MOTION," a platform described as the “Zillow of CRNA jobs”. This episode explores Jarod's journey, the genesis of "MOTION," and its mission to bring transparency, efficiency, and quality to healthcare recruitment. What's New: Introduction to "MOTION," a cutting-edge job search platform designed for the modern anesthesia professional. Unlike traditional job boards, "MOTION" emphasizes quality metrics and user-friendly design to connect talent with the right opportunities. Why It Matters: Elevating Job Searches: Discover how "MOTION" moves beyond the limitations of outdated platforms, offering a streamlined, intuitive experience for both job seekers and employers. Quality Over Quantity: Learn about the unique approach "MOTION" takes to ensure listings are of the highest quality, making it easier for professionals to find meaningful employment. Impact on Anesthesia Careers: Understand the potential of "MOTION" to transform the career trajectories of CRNAs, anesthesiologists, and other anesthesia professionals through better job matches and career insights. A Step Towards Innovation: This episode sheds light on how "MOTION" represents a broader shift towards innovation and quality in the healthcare industry, setting a new standard for how job markets operate. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 08 Apr 2024 19:00:00 -0000 Revolutionizing Recruitment: The MOTION Behind Transforming Anesthesia Careers full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Introduction: Welcome to a groundbreaking episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," where we delve into the forces reshaping the landscape of anesthesia and healthcare recruitment. Today, we're thrilled to have Jarod Collins with us, a visionary behind "MOTION" - a pioneering platform set to redefine how anesthesia professionals navigate their career paths.Guest Spotlight: Jarod Collins, Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at MedGeo Ventures, is part of the innovative team that deve... Introduction: Welcome to a groundbreaking episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," where we delve into the forces reshaping the landscape of anesthesia and healthcare recruitment. Today, we're thrilled to have Jarod Collins with us, a visionary behind "MOTION" - a pioneering platform set to redefine how anesthesia professionals navigate their career paths. Guest Spotlight: Jarod Collins, Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at MedGeo Ventures, is part of the innovative team that developed "MOTION," a platform described as the “Zillow of CRNA jobs”. This episode explores Jarod's journey, the genesis of "MOTION," and its mission to bring transparency, efficiency, and quality to healthcare recruitment. What's New: Introduction to "MOTION," a cutting-edge job search platform designed for the modern anesthesia professional. Unlike traditional job boards, "MOTION" emphasizes quality metrics and user-friendly design to connect talent with the right opportunities. Why It Matters: Elevating Job Searches: Discover how "MOTION" moves beyond the limitations of outdated platforms, offering a streamlined, intuitive experience for both job seekers and employers. Quality Over Quantity: Learn about the unique approach "MOTION" takes to ensure listings are of the highest quality, making it easier for professionals to find meaningful employment. Impact on Anesthesia Careers: Understand the potential of "MOTION" to transform the career trajectories of CRNAs, anesthesiologists, and other anesthesia professionals through better job matches and career insights. A Step Towards Innovation: This episode sheds light on how "MOTION" represents a broader shift towards innovation and quality in the healthcare industry, setting a new standard for how job markets operate. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Introduction:

  • Welcome to a groundbreaking episode of "Anesthesia Deconstructed," where we delve into the forces reshaping the landscape of anesthesia and healthcare recruitment. Today, we're thrilled to have Jarod Collins with us, a visionary behind "MOTION" - a pioneering platform set to redefine how anesthesia professionals navigate their career paths.

Guest Spotlight:

  • Jarod Collins, Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at MedGeo Ventures, is part of the innovative team that developed "MOTION," a platform described as the “Zillow of CRNA jobs”. This episode explores Jarod's journey, the genesis of "MOTION," and its mission to bring transparency, efficiency, and quality to healthcare recruitment.

What's New:

  • Introduction to "MOTION," a cutting-edge job search platform designed for the modern anesthesia professional. Unlike traditional job boards, "MOTION" emphasizes quality metrics and user-friendly design to connect talent with the right opportunities.

Why It Matters:

  1. Elevating Job Searches: Discover how "MOTION" moves beyond the limitations of outdated platforms, offering a streamlined, intuitive experience for both job seekers and employers.
  2. Quality Over Quantity: Learn about the unique approach "MOTION" takes to ensure listings are of the highest quality, making it easier for professionals to find meaningful employment.
  3. Impact on Anesthesia Careers: Understand the potential of "MOTION" to transform the career trajectories of CRNAs, anesthesiologists, and other anesthesia professionals through better job matches and career insights.
  4. A Step Towards Innovation: This episode sheds light on how "MOTION" represents a broader shift towards innovation and quality in the healthcare industry, setting a new standard for how job markets operate.

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]]> 2137 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Meet Annemarie Wiley CRNA and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star! https://projecttransition.org/ Meet Annemarie Wiley CRNA!When you think about reality tv and especially the Real Housewives franchise, you probably do not think about adopted small town Canadian girls of Nigerian/Dutch descent raised by a single mom.  Well, not only is that Annemarie, but she is also an athlete, became an RN, worked in Canada and then the U.S. and eventually became a Nurse Anesthesiologist (CRNA)! She is eloquent, intelligent, gregarious and very proud of her chosen profession, Nurse Anesthesiology! In this episode we talk about her background, her experience as an RN and CRNA, the housewives show and her families amazing charity https://projecttransition.org/ with its mission:"To inspire, equip, and support individuals in their journey of transformation, ensuring they not only navigate transitions successfully but also emerge stronger, more resilient, and ready to lead." Enjoy this great conversation with Annemarie and do not make the mistake I made! It is pronounced Annamarie not "Anne-Marie"!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 28 Feb 2024 09:00:00 -0000 Meet Annemarie Wiley CRNA and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star! full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet Annemarie Wiley CRNA! When you think about reality tv and especially the Real Housewives franchise, you probably do not think about adopted small town Canadian girls of Nigerian/Dutch descent raised by a single mom. Well, not only is that Annemarie, but she is also an athlete, became an RN, worked in Canada and then the U.S. and eventually became a Nurse Anesthesiologist (CRNA)! She is eloquent, intelligent, gregarious and very proud of her chosen profession, Nurse Anesthesiology!... Meet Annemarie Wiley CRNA!When you think about reality tv and especially the Real Housewives franchise, you probably do not think about adopted small town Canadian girls of Nigerian/Dutch descent raised by a single mom.  Well, not only is that Annemarie, but she is also an athlete, became an RN, worked in Canada and then the U.S. and eventually became a Nurse Anesthesiologist (CRNA)! She is eloquent, intelligent, gregarious and very proud of her chosen profession, Nurse Anesthesiology! In this episode we talk about her background, her experience as an RN and CRNA, the housewives show and her families amazing charity https://projecttransition.org/ with its mission:"To inspire, equip, and support individuals in their journey of transformation, ensuring they not only navigate transitions successfully but also emerge stronger, more resilient, and ready to lead." Enjoy this great conversation with Annemarie and do not make the mistake I made! It is pronounced Annamarie not "Anne-Marie"!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet Annemarie Wiley CRNA!

When you think about reality tv and especially the Real Housewives franchise, you probably do not think about adopted small town Canadian girls of Nigerian/Dutch descent raised by a single mom.  Well, not only is that Annemarie, but she is also an athlete, became an RN, worked in Canada and then the U.S. and eventually became a Nurse Anesthesiologist (CRNA)! She is eloquent, intelligent, gregarious and very proud of her chosen profession, Nurse Anesthesiology! In this episode we talk about her background, her experience as an RN and CRNA, the housewives show and her families amazing charity https://projecttransition.org/ with its mission:

"To inspire, equip, and support individuals in their journey of transformation, ensuring they not only navigate transitions successfully but also emerge stronger, more resilient, and ready to lead."

Enjoy this great conversation with Annemarie and do not make the mistake I made! It is pronounced Annamarie not "Anne-Marie"! 

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]]> 2894 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Josh Condado, CRNA Deconstructs the Path to Real Estate Investing for Anesthesia Professionals In this session, we talk with Josh Condado, CRNA, from his initial foray into a highly controlled anesthesia ACT lead to his exploration of real estate investing. It makes us wonder how fully utilizing CRNA roles can significantly enhance staff retention – but that’s for another episode. Josh is only 31 years old, but it was an enlightening conversation about diversification with real estate investing, something anesthesia providers of all types can potentially diversify their assets with. This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 18 Dec 2023 11:00:00 -0000 Josh Condado, CRNA Deconstructs the Path to Real Estate Investing for Anesthesia Professionals full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this session, we talk with Josh Condado, CRNA, from his initial foray into a highly controlled anesthesia ACT lead to his exploration of real estate investing. It makes us wonder how fully utilizing CRNA roles can significantly enhance staff retention – but that’s for another episode. Josh is only 31 years old, but it was an enlightening conversation about diversification with real estate investing, something anesthesia providers of all types can potentially diversify their assets with. ... In this session, we talk with Josh Condado, CRNA, from his initial foray into a highly controlled anesthesia ACT lead to his exploration of real estate investing. It makes us wonder how fully utilizing CRNA roles can significantly enhance staff retention – but that’s for another episode. Josh is only 31 years old, but it was an enlightening conversation about diversification with real estate investing, something anesthesia providers of all types can potentially diversify their assets with. This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this session, we talk with Josh Condado, CRNA, from his initial foray into a highly controlled anesthesia ACT lead to his exploration of real estate investing. It makes us wonder how fully utilizing CRNA roles can significantly enhance staff retention – but that’s for another episode. Josh is only 31 years old, but it was an enlightening conversation about diversification with real estate investing, something anesthesia providers of all types can potentially diversify their assets with.

This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

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]]> 2000 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Special Series - 5 Questions: Matt Mazurek, MD on Burnout and Anesthesia’s “Dirty Little Secret” As part of our series “5 Questions” - we’re happy to have Dr. Matt Mazurek, MD, Physician Anesthesiologist, and perennial learner.  Matt has done it all: private practice, Chief of Staff, working for a “big box” shop, and now academics at Yale.  Although he became known to the show from his article supporting full practice for CRNAs, we brought him back to talk about burnout and how he avoids it, work-life Integration, what he believes is the “dirty little secret” of healthcare.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 06 Nov 2023 16:00:00 -0000 Special Series: 5 Questions: Matt Mazurek, MD on Burnout and Anesthesia’s “Dirty Little Secret” full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez As part of our series “5 Questions” - we’re happy to have Dr. Matt Mazurek, MD, Physician Anesthesiologist, and perennial learner. Matt has done it all: private practice, Chief of Staff, working for a “big box” shop, and now academics at Yale. Although he became known to the show from his article supporting full practice for CRNAs, we brought him back to talk about burnout and how he avoids it, work-life Integration, what he believes is the “dirty little secret” of healthcare.&nbs... As part of our series “5 Questions” - we’re happy to have Dr. Matt Mazurek, MD, Physician Anesthesiologist, and perennial learner.  Matt has done it all: private practice, Chief of Staff, working for a “big box” shop, and now academics at Yale.  Although he became known to the show from his article supporting full practice for CRNAs, we brought him back to talk about burnout and how he avoids it, work-life Integration, what he believes is the “dirty little secret” of healthcare.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices As part of our series “5 Questions” - we’re happy to have Dr. Matt Mazurek, MD, Physician Anesthesiologist, and perennial learner.  Matt has done it all: private practice, Chief of Staff, working for a “big box” shop, and now academics at Yale.  Although he became known to the show from his article supporting full practice for CRNAs, we brought him back to talk about burnout and how he avoids it, work-life Integration, what he believes is the “dirty little secret” of healthcare. 

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]]> 3223 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Special Series - 5 Questions: Mike MacKinnon Addresses Criticisms and Answers What Keeps Him So Professionally Driven Few CRNAs are as well-known as our co-host, Mike MacKinnon, and at times, he’s not been an uncontroversial leader – he’s been on the cutting edge.  Leading off our “5 Questions” Series – we hear from Mike on being criticized as “anti-physician”, on what he’s learned as a leader of the past 10 years, and how he keeps a sustainable edge to remain a high-performance professional for so long.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 23 Oct 2023 11:00:00 -0000 Special Series: 5 Questions: Mike MacKinnon Addresses Criticisms and Answers What Keeps Him So Professionally Driven full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Few CRNAs are as well-known as our co-host, Mike MacKinnon, and at times, he’s not been an uncontroversial leader – he’s been on the cutting edge. Leading off our “5 Questions” Series – we hear from Mike on being criticized as “anti-physician”, on what he’s learned as a leader of the past 10 years, and how he keeps a sustainable edge to remain a high-performance professional for so long. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X Few CRNAs are as well-known as our co-host, Mike MacKinnon, and at times, he’s not been an uncontroversial leader – he’s been on the cutting edge.  Leading off our “5 Questions” Series – we hear from Mike on being criticized as “anti-physician”, on what he’s learned as a leader of the past 10 years, and how he keeps a sustainable edge to remain a high-performance professional for so long.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Few CRNAs are as well-known as our co-host, Mike MacKinnon, and at times, he’s not been an uncontroversial leader – he’s been on the cutting edge.  Leading off our “5 Questions” Series – we hear from Mike on being criticized as “anti-physician”, on what he’s learned as a leader of the past 10 years, and how he keeps a sustainable edge to remain a high-performance professional for so long. 

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]]> 2214 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: An Introduction to Our Special Series - 5 Questions In this series, we will dive deep with some of the most intriguing professionals in the specialty of Anesthesia! Through these five questions, we will be foster important conversations, gain insight into where the specialty is going, and learn how we can influence that future.Tune in next Monday for our first episode of this special series and enjoy the ride! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 16 Oct 2023 20:00:00 -0000 An Introduction to Our Special Series: 5 Questions full 2 13 Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this series, we will dive deep with some of the most intriguing professionals in the specialty of Anesthesia! Through these five questions, we will be foster important conversations, gain insight into where the specialty is going, and learn how we can influence that future. Tune in next Monday for our first episode of this special series and enjoy the ride! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X In this series, we will dive deep with some of the most intriguing professionals in the specialty of Anesthesia! Through these five questions, we will be foster important conversations, gain insight into where the specialty is going, and learn how we can influence that future.Tune in next Monday for our first episode of this special series and enjoy the ride! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this series, we will dive deep with some of the most intriguing professionals in the specialty of Anesthesia! Through these five questions, we will be foster important conversations, gain insight into where the specialty is going, and learn how we can influence that future.

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]]> 107 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: A Look Into the Core Anesthesia App with its Creators - Cole Dill & Tanner Hulin Take listen as Joe interviews the founders of CORE Anesthesia! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 29 Sep 2023 14:00:00 -0000 A Look Into the Core Anesthesia App with its Creators: Cole Dill & Tanner Hulin full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Take listen as Joe interviews the founders of CORE Anesthesia! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X Take listen as Joe interviews the founders of CORE Anesthesia! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Take listen as Joe interviews the founders of CORE Anesthesia!

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]]> 1767 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Dr. Joe Rodriguez testifies against title protection bill in Wisconsin In an attempt to control the freedom of what other professions call themselves and limit titles in Wisconsin, the medical society introduced SB 143.  On May 24,  Wisconsin Association of Nurse Anesthetists President Jenna Palzkill—as well as Dr. Joe Rodriguez, who was representing the AANA—helped inform and educate the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Health on why proposed SB 143 does NOT help Wisconsinites.  If passed, this bill would preclude the use of the title Nurse Anesthesiologist in the state. An attempt of one competitor trying to control another. This is the audio of that testimony that ended this attempt. You can learn more about the genesis of Nurse Anesthesiologist here:  https://www.nurseanesthesiologistinfo.com/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 21 Jun 2023 17:00:00 -0000 Dr. Joe Rodriguez testifies against title protection bill in Wisconsin full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In an attempt to control the freedom of what other professions call themselves and limit titles in Wisconsin, the medical society introduced SB 143. On May 24, Wisconsin Association of Nurse Anesthetists President Jenna Palzkill—as well as Dr. Joe Rodriguez, who was representing the AANA—helped inform and educate the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Health on why proposed SB 143 does NOT help Wisconsinites. If passed, this bill would preclude the use of the title Nurse Anesth... In an attempt to control the freedom of what other professions call themselves and limit titles in Wisconsin, the medical society introduced SB 143.  On May 24,  Wisconsin Association of Nurse Anesthetists President Jenna Palzkill—as well as Dr. Joe Rodriguez, who was representing the AANA—helped inform and educate the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Health on why proposed SB 143 does NOT help Wisconsinites.  If passed, this bill would preclude the use of the title Nurse Anesthesiologist in the state. An attempt of one competitor trying to control another. This is the audio of that testimony that ended this attempt. You can learn more about the genesis of Nurse Anesthesiologist here:  https://www.nurseanesthesiologistinfo.com/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In an attempt to control the freedom of what other professions call themselves and limit titles in Wisconsin, the medical society introduced SB 143.
 
On May 24,  Wisconsin Association of Nurse Anesthetists President Jenna Palzkill—as well as Dr. Joe Rodriguez, who was representing the AANA—helped inform and educate the Wisconsin Senate Committee on Health on why proposed SB 143 does NOT help Wisconsinites. 

If passed, this bill would preclude the use of the title Nurse Anesthesiologist in the state. An attempt of one competitor trying to control another. This is the audio of that testimony that ended this attempt.

You can learn more about the genesis of Nurse Anesthesiologist here:  https://www.nurseanesthesiologistinfo.com/

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]]> 1224 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Medical Malpractice Policies - What you didn't know, but should Meet Julie Nycum, CPCU, RPLU, ARM, the current director of AANA Insurance Services, providing medical malpractice to CRNAs across the country through Medical Protective (med pro).  Julie worked for Medical Protective (med pro), a Berkshire Hathaway Company writing 2 billion in policies a year for 24 years as Vice President of Underwriting. In 2006 she met with AANA insurance services on behalf of med pro to develop the medical malpractice services AANA uses today.  On this podcast we talk about: Occurrence vs Claims made and how important it is to know the difference related to YOUR risk and why over time claims made is MORE expensive Buying claims made "tail" isn't as simple as it sounds. Or as good. Time does not start until discovery starts. Might be past your claims-made policy and then YOU are on the hook. Consent to Settle & Hammer Clauses (Scary Stuff) You can be named (and need coverage) for NON-Anesthesia issues Policies may cover a lot more than you are aware of like lost wages etc. What does "1 million per occurrence and 3 million aggregate" coverage mean? Why 1/3 mil vs 250/500K  per claim/aggregates are different in different states? Should you get a 1/3 policy anyway? What happens if a claim went OVER the max/occurrence (1 million) policy? You pay that is what happens.  Why does Admitted vs Non-Admitted matter? The Oceanus Story Does AM Best matter to providers or facilities? How the size of an insurance company impacts the lawyers you get access to If you own an anesthesia company should you have special insurance for your contractors for vicarious liability? If you are covered by a groups policy should you also have your own to protect your interest? Does a settlement result in you being reported to the national practitioner databank?  Is there any increased cost for med mal for an independent CRNA to the CRNA? Is there extra cost for the facility or surgeon working with an independent CRNA? Is there decreased cost for the CRNA or facility when working in an Anesthesia Care Team with a physician anesthesiologist? "liability shield" If you do ketamine clinics, medical aesthetics, IV infusion work does your CRNA medical malpractice cover these things? Medical Malpractice rates have not increased for CRNAs at Med Pro for 14 years. Now they are increasing, why and what does that mean? When do you have to report to the med mal company? Can you self-trigger coverage by hearing something might happen or when an event occurs? Can claims made do this? Whats the process and length of time of a claim? Addendum: If you are threatened with a claim (lawsuit) you should report that to medpro in writing ASAP. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 17 Apr 2023 14:00:00 -0000 Medical Malpractice Policies: What you didn't know, but should full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet Julie Nycum, CPCU, RPLU, ARM, the current director of AANA Insurance Services, providing medical malpractice to CRNAs across the country through Medical Protective (med pro). Julie worked for Medical Protective (med pro), a Berkshire Hathaway Company writing 2 billion in policies a year for 24 years as Vice President of Underwriting. In 2006 she met with AANA insurance services on behalf of med pro to develop the medical malpractice services AANA uses today. On this podcast... Meet Julie Nycum, CPCU, RPLU, ARM, the current director of AANA Insurance Services, providing medical malpractice to CRNAs across the country through Medical Protective (med pro).  Julie worked for Medical Protective (med pro), a Berkshire Hathaway Company writing 2 billion in policies a year for 24 years as Vice President of Underwriting. In 2006 she met with AANA insurance services on behalf of med pro to develop the medical malpractice services AANA uses today.  On this podcast we talk about: Occurrence vs Claims made and how important it is to know the difference related to YOUR risk and why over time claims made is MORE expensive Buying claims made "tail" isn't as simple as it sounds. Or as good. Time does not start until discovery starts. Might be past your claims-made policy and then YOU are on the hook. Consent to Settle & Hammer Clauses (Scary Stuff) You can be named (and need coverage) for NON-Anesthesia issues Policies may cover a lot more than you are aware of like lost wages etc. What does "1 million per occurrence and 3 million aggregate" coverage mean? Why 1/3 mil vs 250/500K  per claim/aggregates are different in different states? Should you get a 1/3 policy anyway? What happens if a claim went OVER the max/occurrence (1 million) policy? You pay that is what happens.  Why does Admitted vs Non-Admitted matter? The Oceanus Story Does AM Best matter to providers or facilities? How the size of an insurance company impacts the lawyers you get access to If you own an anesthesia company should you have special insurance for your contractors for vicarious liability? If you are covered by a groups policy should you also have your own to protect your interest? Does a settlement result in you being reported to the national practitioner databank?  Is there any increased cost for med mal for an independent CRNA to the CRNA? Is there extra cost for the facility or surgeon working with an independent CRNA? Is there decreased cost for the CRNA or facility when working in an Anesthesia Care Team with a physician anesthesiologist? "liability shield" If you do ketamine clinics, medical aesthetics, IV infusion work does your CRNA medical malpractice cover these things? Medical Malpractice rates have not increased for CRNAs at Med Pro for 14 years. Now they are increasing, why and what does that mean? When do you have to report to the med mal company? Can you self-trigger coverage by hearing something might happen or when an event occurs? Can claims made do this? Whats the process and length of time of a claim? Addendum: If you are threatened with a claim (lawsuit) you should report that to medpro in writing ASAP. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet Julie Nycum, CPCU, RPLU, ARM, the current director of AANA Insurance Services, providing medical malpractice to CRNAs across the country through Medical Protective (med pro).  Julie worked for Medical Protective (med pro), a Berkshire Hathaway Company writing 2 billion in policies a year for 24 years as Vice President of Underwriting. In 2006 she met with AANA insurance services on behalf of med pro to develop the medical malpractice services AANA uses today.  

On this podcast we talk about:

  • Occurrence vs Claims made and how important it is to know the difference related to YOUR risk and why over time claims made is MORE expensive
  • Buying claims made "tail" isn't as simple as it sounds. Or as good.
  • Time does not start until discovery starts. Might be past your claims-made policy and then YOU are on the hook.
  • Consent to Settle & Hammer Clauses (Scary Stuff)
  • You can be named (and need coverage) for NON-Anesthesia issues
  • Policies may cover a lot more than you are aware of like lost wages etc.
  • What does "1 million per occurrence and 3 million aggregate" coverage mean?
  • Why 1/3 mil vs 250/500K  per claim/aggregates are different in different states? Should you get a 1/3 policy anyway?
  • What happens if a claim went OVER the max/occurrence (1 million) policy? You pay that is what happens. 
  • Why does Admitted vs Non-Admitted matter? The Oceanus Story
  • Does AM Best matter to providers or facilities?
  • How the size of an insurance company impacts the lawyers you get access to
  • If you own an anesthesia company should you have special insurance for your contractors for vicarious liability?
  • If you are covered by a groups policy should you also have your own to protect your interest?
  • Does a settlement result in you being reported to the national practitioner databank? 
  • Is there any increased cost for med mal for an independent CRNA to the CRNA?
  • Is there extra cost for the facility or surgeon working with an independent CRNA?
  • Is there decreased cost for the CRNA or facility when working in an Anesthesia Care Team with a physician anesthesiologist? "liability shield"
  • If you do ketamine clinics, medical aesthetics, IV infusion work does your CRNA medical malpractice cover these things?
  • Medical Malpractice rates have not increased for CRNAs at Med Pro for 14 years. Now they are increasing, why and what does that mean?
  • When do you have to report to the med mal company? Can you self-trigger coverage by hearing something might happen or when an event occurs? Can claims made do this?
  • Whats the process and length of time of a claim?


Addendum: If you are threatened with a claim (lawsuit) you should report that to medpro in writing ASAP.

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]]> 4895 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: The CRNA Scientist - Dr. Rhea Temmerand Designing Drugs with Spider Venom Anesthesia Deconstructed host Joe Rodriguez talks to a rare professional: Dr. Rhea Temmerand, CRNA who is a pharmacology PhD and actively involved in bench research while maintaining a clinical practice.  We talk about everything from what it is like to be known as a Scientist and as a CRNA, and why CRNAs often do little bench research.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 23 Mar 2023 21:00:00 -0000 The CRNA Scientist: Dr. Rhea Temmerand Designing Drugs with Spider Venom full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Anesthesia Deconstructed host Joe Rodriguez talks to a rare professional: Dr. Rhea Temmerand, CRNA who is a pharmacology PhD and actively involved in bench research while maintaining a clinical practice. We talk about everything from what it is like to be known as a Scientist and as a CRNA, and why CRNAs often do little bench research. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X Anesthesia Deconstructed host Joe Rodriguez talks to a rare professional: Dr. Rhea Temmerand, CRNA who is a pharmacology PhD and actively involved in bench research while maintaining a clinical practice.  We talk about everything from what it is like to be known as a Scientist and as a CRNA, and why CRNAs often do little bench research.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Anesthesia Deconstructed host Joe Rodriguez talks to a rare professional: Dr. Rhea Temmerand, CRNA who is a pharmacology PhD and actively involved in bench research while maintaining a clinical practice.  We talk about everything from what it is like to be known as a Scientist and as a CRNA, and why CRNAs often do little bench research. 

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]]> 2276 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Simon Willman, JD - Do Non Competes Get Enforced? Simon Willman, JD, former in-house counsel for CORE Orthopedics and Current owner of McDowell Mountain Law, speaks about non-competes and their impact on Anesthesiology Professionals, which touches every practicing provider, 1099 or W2.  The bad information out there on this topic is rampant – Simon lends his expertise as a healthcare business and contract lawyer to give us a brief introduction.  Send us your questions so we can discuss them with Simon again in the future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 23 Nov 2022 13:00:00 -0000 Simon Willman, JD - Do Non Competes Get Enforced? full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Simon Willman, JD, former in-house counsel for CORE Orthopedics and Current owner of McDowell Mountain Law, speaks about non-competes and their impact on Anesthesiology Professionals, which touches every practicing provider, 1099 or W2. The bad information out there on this topic is rampant – Simon lends his expertise as a healthcare business and contract lawyer to give us a brief introduction. Send us your questions so we can discuss them with Simon again in the future! Send us F... Simon Willman, JD, former in-house counsel for CORE Orthopedics and Current owner of McDowell Mountain Law, speaks about non-competes and their impact on Anesthesiology Professionals, which touches every practicing provider, 1099 or W2.  The bad information out there on this topic is rampant – Simon lends his expertise as a healthcare business and contract lawyer to give us a brief introduction.  Send us your questions so we can discuss them with Simon again in the future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Simon Willman, JD, former in-house counsel for CORE Orthopedics and Current owner of McDowell Mountain Law, speaks about non-competes and their impact on Anesthesiology Professionals, which touches every practicing provider, 1099 or W2.  The bad information out there on this topic is rampant – Simon lends his expertise as a healthcare business and contract lawyer to give us a brief introduction.  Send us your questions so we can discuss them with Simon again in the future!

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]]> 1513 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Mark Silberman JD - Former General Legal Counsel for the AANA Meet Mr. Silberman JD from the BENESCH law firm! We talk about the New Hampshire ruling and Nurse Anesthesiologist, Qui Tam lawsuits and anti-trust, The risk of medicare fraud with medical direction and TEFRA, if Extubation is part of emergence as it related to TEFRA based on the Donegan v. Anesthesia Associates of Kansas City, PC, Liability of surgeons with CRNAs in the ACT or independently and MUCH more! A little about Mark:Mark is an experienced trial lawyer, health care attorney and litigator. His practice focuses on helping health care professionals and businesses navigate the complex and changing landscape of health care with an emphasis on achieving governmental and regulatory compliance. Mark concentrates on managing internal and external health care investigations, False Claims Act cases, white collar criminal defense, all forms of health care litigation, and all aspects of the Illinois Certificate of Need program. Mark handles audit, compliance, investigations and enforcement actions involving HHS-OIG, the Medicare/Medicaid programs, the Illinois Department of Public Health, and Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board (Certificate of Need). He advises clients regarding managing and avoiding allegations of health care fraud and health care-related criminal conduct, addressing concerns related to the Anti-Kickback Statute, and pharmacy and pharmaceutical related litigation. He provides counsel and litigation services for physicians, facilities and pharmacies engaged with any federal agency, along with handling Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement issues, False Claims Act/Qui Tam defense, and various health care transactional matters. Mark also served as the outside General Counsel to the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists.More about Mark can be found here Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 26 Aug 2022 10:00:00 -0000 Mark Silberman JD - Former General Legal Counsel for the AANA full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet Mr. Silberman JD from the BENESCH law firm! We talk about the New Hampshire ruling and Nurse Anesthesiologist, Qui Tam lawsuits and anti-trust, The risk of medicare fraud with medical direction and TEFRA, if Extubation is part of emergence as it related to TEFRA based on the Donegan v. Anesthesia Associates of Kansas City, PC, Liability of surgeons with CRNAs in the ACT or independently and MUCH more! A little about Mark: Mark is an experienced trial lawyer, health care attorney ... Meet Mr. Silberman JD from the BENESCH law firm! We talk about the New Hampshire ruling and Nurse Anesthesiologist, Qui Tam lawsuits and anti-trust, The risk of medicare fraud with medical direction and TEFRA, if Extubation is part of emergence as it related to TEFRA based on the Donegan v. Anesthesia Associates of Kansas City, PC, Liability of surgeons with CRNAs in the ACT or independently and MUCH more! A little about Mark:Mark is an experienced trial lawyer, health care attorney and litigator. His practice focuses on helping health care professionals and businesses navigate the complex and changing landscape of health care with an emphasis on achieving governmental and regulatory compliance. Mark concentrates on managing internal and external health care investigations, False Claims Act cases, white collar criminal defense, all forms of health care litigation, and all aspects of the Illinois Certificate of Need program. Mark handles audit, compliance, investigations and enforcement actions involving HHS-OIG, the Medicare/Medicaid programs, the Illinois Department of Public Health, and Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board (Certificate of Need). He advises clients regarding managing and avoiding allegations of health care fraud and health care-related criminal conduct, addressing concerns related to the Anti-Kickback Statute, and pharmacy and pharmaceutical related litigation. He provides counsel and litigation services for physicians, facilities and pharmacies engaged with any federal agency, along with handling Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement issues, False Claims Act/Qui Tam defense, and various health care transactional matters. Mark also served as the outside General Counsel to the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists.More about Mark can be found here Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet Mr. Silberman JD from the BENESCH law firm! We talk about the New Hampshire ruling and Nurse Anesthesiologist, Qui Tam lawsuits and anti-trust, The risk of medicare fraud with medical direction and TEFRA, if Extubation is part of emergence as it related to TEFRA based on the Donegan v. Anesthesia Associates of Kansas City, PC, Liability of surgeons with CRNAs in the ACT or independently and MUCH more! 

A little about Mark:

Mark is an experienced trial lawyer, health care attorney and litigator. His practice focuses on helping health care professionals and businesses navigate the complex and changing landscape of health care with an emphasis on achieving governmental and regulatory compliance.

Mark concentrates on managing internal and external health care investigations, False Claims Act cases, white collar criminal defense, all forms of health care litigation, and all aspects of the Illinois Certificate of Need program.

Mark handles audit, compliance, investigations and enforcement actions involving HHS-OIG, the Medicare/Medicaid programs, the Illinois Department of Public Health, and Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board (Certificate of Need). He advises clients regarding managing and avoiding allegations of health care fraud and health care-related criminal conduct, addressing concerns related to the Anti-Kickback Statute, and pharmacy and pharmaceutical related litigation. He provides counsel and litigation services for physicians, facilities and pharmacies engaged with any federal agency, along with handling Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement issues, False Claims Act/Qui Tam defense, and various health care transactional matters. Mark also served as the outside General Counsel to the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists.

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]]> 4774 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Interview with A CPA - How to go 1099 to Maximize Career Benefits In this episode, you will hear from Mr. James Laubham CPA, owner of Capital Accounting,  PC on why Nurse Anesthesiologists and Physician Anesthesiologists are turning to 1099 to maximize their career benefits. He goes through the ins and outs as well as what you need to know when deciding to go 1099. Learn from a CPA who is an expert in anesthesia business accounting!Learn more at the Capital Accounting website https://www.capitalacctpc.com/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 25 Aug 2022 10:00:00 -0000 Interview with A CPA: How to go 1099 to Maximize Career Benefits full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this episode, you will hear from Mr. James Laubham CPA, owner of Capital Accounting, PC on why Nurse Anesthesiologists and Physician Anesthesiologists are turning to 1099 to maximize their career benefits. He goes through the ins and outs as well as what you need to know when deciding to go 1099. Learn from a CPA who is an expert in anesthesia business accounting! Learn more at the Capital Accounting website https://www.capitalacctpc.com/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Insta... In this episode, you will hear from Mr. James Laubham CPA, owner of Capital Accounting,  PC on why Nurse Anesthesiologists and Physician Anesthesiologists are turning to 1099 to maximize their career benefits. He goes through the ins and outs as well as what you need to know when deciding to go 1099. Learn from a CPA who is an expert in anesthesia business accounting!Learn more at the Capital Accounting website https://www.capitalacctpc.com/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, you will hear from Mr. James Laubham CPA, owner of Capital Accounting,  PC on why Nurse Anesthesiologists and Physician Anesthesiologists are turning to 1099 to maximize their career benefits. He goes through the ins and outs as well as what you need to know when deciding to go 1099. 

Learn from a CPA who is an expert in anesthesia business accounting!

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]]> 1520 yes Anesthesia Deconstructed: Part 3 - Interview with Dr. Randall Moore Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.https://northstaranesthesia.com/our-culture/leadership.html Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 29 Jun 2022 10:00:00 -0000 Part 3: Interview with Dr. Randall Moore Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team! There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in o... Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.https://northstaranesthesia.com/our-culture/leadership.html Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!

There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.

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]]> 1183 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Part 2 - Interview with Dr. Randall Moore Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.https://northstaranesthesia.com/our-culture/leadership.html Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 15 Jun 2022 10:00:00 -0000 Part 2: Interview with Dr. Randall Moore Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team! There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in o... Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.https://northstaranesthesia.com/our-culture/leadership.html Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!

There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.

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]]> 2317 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Interview with Dr. Randall Moore Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Part 1 Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.https://northstaranesthesia.com/our-culture/leadership.html Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 01 Jun 2022 10:00:00 -0000 Interview with Dr. Randall Moore Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Part 1 full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team! There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in o... Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.https://northstaranesthesia.com/our-culture/leadership.html Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet the former AANA CEO and now Chief Anesthetist Officer of Northstar Anesthesia Dr. Randall Moore DNP, MBA, CRNA. We talk about ALL the things in this 3 part interview! Topics range from anesthesia reimbursement, the impact of the pandemic, the difficulty recruiting, why he left the AANA, culture, what his new role entails at Northstar, and what it takes to build a functional anesthesia team!

There is an incredible amount of information packed into this 3 part interview from a leader in one of the leading companies in anesthesia services in the United States.

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]]> 2170 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Interview With A Lobbyist - Kelsey Lundy from Compass Strategies, Arizona Everyone wonders what a lobbyist is, what they do, and do you NEED one? There is always a lot of demonizing lobbyists and their role in the media but what is the truth? On this episode, we interview Kelsey Lundy, Managing Partner at Compass Strategies in Arizona, and talk about lobbyists, grassroots involvement, Political Action Committees, how politics work, and how a good lobbyist can be critical to your legislative goals. We also discuss how to find and interview a  firm as well as how to assess the effectiveness of one you have. There are so many pieces of the puzzle when it comes to getting a bill across the finish line and Kelsey has been critical for more than 20 years in guiding many clients to success!You can learn more about Compass Strategies at https://www.compassstrategiesaz.com/  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 31 Mar 2022 23:00:00 -0000 Interview With A Lobbyist: Kelsey Lundy from Compass Strategies, Arizona full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Everyone wonders what a lobbyist is, what they do, and do you NEED one? There is always a lot of demonizing lobbyists and their role in the media but what is the truth? On this episode, we interview Kelsey Lundy, Managing Partner at Compass Strategies in Arizona, and talk about lobbyists, grassroots involvement, Political Action Committees, how politics work, and how a good lobbyist can be critical to your legislative goals. We also discuss how to find and interview a firm as well as ho... Everyone wonders what a lobbyist is, what they do, and do you NEED one? There is always a lot of demonizing lobbyists and their role in the media but what is the truth? On this episode, we interview Kelsey Lundy, Managing Partner at Compass Strategies in Arizona, and talk about lobbyists, grassroots involvement, Political Action Committees, how politics work, and how a good lobbyist can be critical to your legislative goals. We also discuss how to find and interview a  firm as well as how to assess the effectiveness of one you have. There are so many pieces of the puzzle when it comes to getting a bill across the finish line and Kelsey has been critical for more than 20 years in guiding many clients to success!You can learn more about Compass Strategies at https://www.compassstrategiesaz.com/  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Everyone wonders what a lobbyist is, what they do, and do you NEED one? There is always a lot of demonizing lobbyists and their role in the media but what is the truth? On this episode, we interview Kelsey Lundy, Managing Partner at Compass Strategies in Arizona, and talk about lobbyists, grassroots involvement, Political Action Committees, how politics work, and how a good lobbyist can be critical to your legislative goals. We also discuss how to find and interview a  firm as well as how to assess the effectiveness of one you have. There are so many pieces of the puzzle when it comes to getting a bill across the finish line and Kelsey has been critical for more than 20 years in guiding many clients to success!

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]]> 3265 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Dr. Jeff Gadsden MD Discusses Regional Anesthesia & Nerve Injury Dr. Jeff Gadsden is a Physician Anesthesiologist who did a large portion of his residency with Dr. Admir Hadzic at the New York School of Regional Anesthesia (NYSORA) where his love of regional anesthesia was born.  He has since brought that passion and expertise to Duke University where he currently serves as the Chief, Division of Orthopedic, Plastic & Regional Anesthesia. Dr. Gadsden is not only an expert at regional anesthesia but passionate about it which comes across in every video he does, to every trainee he mentors and in this podcast!We talk about everything regional anesthesia from the movement away from epidurals, new blocks, the utility of the nerve stimulation, new drugs, adjuncts in nerve blocks to nerve injury, and the evidence! If you love regional anesthesia you do not want to miss this one!You can see his phenomenal regional anesthesia videos on his youtube channel titled "Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine" located here https://tinyurl.com/y8zt37odYou can also follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jeffgadsden and with the hashtag #DukeRAP Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 03 Feb 2022 19:00:00 -0000 Dr. Jeff Gadsden MD Discusses Regional Anesthesia & Nerve Injury full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Dr. Jeff Gadsden is a Physician Anesthesiologist who did a large portion of his residency with Dr. Admir Hadzic at the New York School of Regional Anesthesia (NYSORA) where his love of regional anesthesia was born. He has since brought that passion and expertise to Duke University where he currently serves as the Chief, Division of Orthopedic, Plastic & Regional Anesthesia. Dr. Gadsden is not only an expert at regional anesthesia but passionate about it which comes across in every v... Dr. Jeff Gadsden is a Physician Anesthesiologist who did a large portion of his residency with Dr. Admir Hadzic at the New York School of Regional Anesthesia (NYSORA) where his love of regional anesthesia was born.  He has since brought that passion and expertise to Duke University where he currently serves as the Chief, Division of Orthopedic, Plastic & Regional Anesthesia. Dr. Gadsden is not only an expert at regional anesthesia but passionate about it which comes across in every video he does, to every trainee he mentors and in this podcast!We talk about everything regional anesthesia from the movement away from epidurals, new blocks, the utility of the nerve stimulation, new drugs, adjuncts in nerve blocks to nerve injury, and the evidence! If you love regional anesthesia you do not want to miss this one!You can see his phenomenal regional anesthesia videos on his youtube channel titled "Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine" located here https://tinyurl.com/y8zt37odYou can also follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jeffgadsden and with the hashtag #DukeRAP Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Dr. Jeff Gadsden is a Physician Anesthesiologist who did a large portion of his residency with Dr. Admir Hadzic at the New York School of Regional Anesthesia (NYSORA) where his love of regional anesthesia was born.  He has since brought that passion and expertise to Duke University where he currently serves as the Chief, Division of Orthopedic, Plastic & Regional Anesthesia. Dr. Gadsden is not only an expert at regional anesthesia but passionate about it which comes across in every video he does, to every trainee he mentors and in this podcast!

We talk about everything regional anesthesia from the movement away from epidurals, new blocks, the utility of the nerve stimulation, new drugs, adjuncts in nerve blocks to nerve injury, and the evidence! If you love regional anesthesia you do not want to miss this one!

You can see his phenomenal regional anesthesia videos on his youtube channel titled "Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine" located here https://tinyurl.com/y8zt37od

You can also follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jeffgadsden and with the hashtag #DukeRAP

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]]> 3710 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: The Butterfly IQ+ Ultrasound With Butterfly Network CMO Dr. John Martin On this episode we talk to John Martin, MD the Chief Medical Operator at Butterfly Network, Inc. about the utility, future and applications of the powerful Butterfly IQ+ portable ultrasound probe. We discuss the butterfly iQ+ built in educational videos teaching point of care ultrasound (POCUS) and how it is all three probes in one right on your hip. Will this be the replacement of the stethoscope and be on everyone's hip? Listen and find out! Learn more at https://www.butterflynetwork.com/iq Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 30 Nov 2021 17:00:00 -0000 The Butterfly IQ+ Ultrasound With Butterfly Network CMO Dr. John Martin full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this episode we talk to John Martin, MD the Chief Medical Operator at Butterfly Network, Inc. about the utility, future and applications of the powerful Butterfly IQ+ portable ultrasound probe. We discuss the butterfly iQ+ built in educational videos teaching point of care ultrasound (POCUS) and how it is all three probes in one right on your hip. Will this be the replacement of the stethoscope and be on everyone's hip? Listen and find out! Learn more at https://www.butterflynetwork... On this episode we talk to John Martin, MD the Chief Medical Operator at Butterfly Network, Inc. about the utility, future and applications of the powerful Butterfly IQ+ portable ultrasound probe. We discuss the butterfly iQ+ built in educational videos teaching point of care ultrasound (POCUS) and how it is all three probes in one right on your hip. Will this be the replacement of the stethoscope and be on everyone's hip? Listen and find out! Learn more at https://www.butterflynetwork.com/iq Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this episode we talk to John Martin, MD the Chief Medical Operator at Butterfly Network, Inc. about the utility, future and applications of the powerful Butterfly IQ+ portable ultrasound probe. We discuss the butterfly iQ+ built in educational videos teaching point of care ultrasound (POCUS) and how it is all three probes in one right on your hip. Will this be the replacement of the stethoscope and be on everyone's hip? Listen and find out! 

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]]> 1609 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: From Anesthesiologist Assistant (AA) to Nurse Anesthesiologist (CRNA) In this episode we talk to Lee Austin, a former Anesthesiologist Assistant who went back to school to become a CRNA. Lee explains how different the educational programs were, how different the focus is on training between the independent practice trained CRNA to the  assistant role of the AA and how that difference really resulted in professional fulfillment for her. We also discuss the Texas Christian University AA to CRNA bridge program and how Lee feels every AA should consider it!This is a great insight from someone who has been through both programs and worked as both types of provider. Listeners can learn more about the TCU AA to CRNA bridge program HERE ! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 24 Oct 2021 19:00:00 -0000 From Anesthesiologist Assistant (AA) to Nurse Anesthesiologist (CRNA) full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez In this episode we talk to Lee Austin, a former Anesthesiologist Assistant who went back to school to become a CRNA. Lee explains how different the educational programs were, how different the focus is on training between the independent practice trained CRNA to the assistant role of the AA and how that difference really resulted in professional fulfillment for her. We also discuss the Texas Christian University AA to CRNA bridge program and how Lee feels every AA should consider it! T... In this episode we talk to Lee Austin, a former Anesthesiologist Assistant who went back to school to become a CRNA. Lee explains how different the educational programs were, how different the focus is on training between the independent practice trained CRNA to the  assistant role of the AA and how that difference really resulted in professional fulfillment for her. We also discuss the Texas Christian University AA to CRNA bridge program and how Lee feels every AA should consider it!This is a great insight from someone who has been through both programs and worked as both types of provider. Listeners can learn more about the TCU AA to CRNA bridge program HERE ! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode we talk to Lee Austin, a former Anesthesiologist Assistant who went back to school to become a CRNA. Lee explains how different the educational programs were, how different the focus is on training between the independent practice trained CRNA to the  assistant role of the AA and how that difference really resulted in professional fulfillment for her. We also discuss the Texas Christian University AA to CRNA bridge program and how Lee feels every AA should consider it!

This is a great insight from someone who has been through both programs and worked as both types of provider.

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]]> 2368 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: The Title "Nurse Anesthesiologist" On this podcast we talk about the title 'Nurse Anesthesiologist' it's genesis, the movement within the CRNA community that pushed it into the spotlight, why it is important to CRNAs and patients, some of the misconceptions related to it and the controversy surrounding it. This is the inaugural episode with Dr. Joseph Rodriguez as a co-host talking about this topic.As a special addendum we add some clarifying information about the ASA President's letter to the ASA members on the topic which came out after this recording. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 31 Aug 2021 08:00:00 -0000 The Title "Nurse Anesthesiologist" full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this podcast we talk about the title 'Nurse Anesthesiologist' it's genesis, the movement within the CRNA community that pushed it into the spotlight, why it is important to CRNAs and patients, some of the misconceptions related to it and the controversy surrounding it. This is the inaugural episode with Dr. Joseph Rodriguez as a co-host talking about this topic. As a special addendum we add some clarifying information about the ASA President's letter to the ASA members on the topic which ... On this podcast we talk about the title 'Nurse Anesthesiologist' it's genesis, the movement within the CRNA community that pushed it into the spotlight, why it is important to CRNAs and patients, some of the misconceptions related to it and the controversy surrounding it. This is the inaugural episode with Dr. Joseph Rodriguez as a co-host talking about this topic.As a special addendum we add some clarifying information about the ASA President's letter to the ASA members on the topic which came out after this recording. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this podcast we talk about the title 'Nurse Anesthesiologist' it's genesis, the movement within the CRNA community that pushed it into the spotlight, why it is important to CRNAs and patients, some of the misconceptions related to it and the controversy surrounding it. This is the inaugural episode with Dr. Joseph Rodriguez as a co-host talking about this topic.

As a special addendum we add some clarifying information about the ASA President's letter to the ASA members on the topic which came out after this recording.

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]]> 2535 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Rural Surgeon Talks About Surgery and CRNA Only Practice Meet rural surgeon Dr. Nathaniel M. Wolkenfeld a general surgeon who has worked in both rural and urban practices. On this episode he talks about the difference between rural and urban general surgery as well as the resources, challenges and benefits of practicing in a rural area. We also get his thoughts on independent CRNA practice after having the opportunity to work for 7 years with them. This is a rare view into the world of rural medicine and CRNAs from a surgeon who has actually been there and seen it! Do not miss this one! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 30 Jun 2021 11:00:00 -0000 Rural Surgeon Talks About Surgery and CRNA Only Practice full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet rural surgeon Dr. Nathaniel M. Wolkenfeld a general surgeon who has worked in both rural and urban practices. On this episode he talks about the difference between rural and urban general surgery as well as the resources, challenges and benefits of practicing in a rural area. We also get his thoughts on independent CRNA practice after having the opportunity to work for 7 years with them. This is a rare view into the world of rural medicine and CRNAs from a surgeon who has actually been t... Meet rural surgeon Dr. Nathaniel M. Wolkenfeld a general surgeon who has worked in both rural and urban practices. On this episode he talks about the difference between rural and urban general surgery as well as the resources, challenges and benefits of practicing in a rural area. We also get his thoughts on independent CRNA practice after having the opportunity to work for 7 years with them. This is a rare view into the world of rural medicine and CRNAs from a surgeon who has actually been there and seen it! Do not miss this one! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet rural surgeon Dr. Nathaniel M. Wolkenfeld a general surgeon who has worked in both rural and urban practices. On this episode he talks about the difference between rural and urban general surgery as well as the resources, challenges and benefits of practicing in a rural area. We also get his thoughts on independent CRNA practice after having the opportunity to work for 7 years with them.

This is a rare view into the world of rural medicine and CRNAs from a surgeon who has actually been there and seen it! Do not miss this one!

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]]> 3684 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: The Business of Anesthesia Part 2 Please join me for Part 2 of this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 04 May 2021 21:00:00 -0000 The Business of Anesthesia Part 2 full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Please join me for Part 2 of this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X Please join me for Part 2 of this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Please join me for Part 2 of this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series! 

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]]> 1919 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: The Business of Anesthesia Part 1 Please join me for this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 27 Mar 2021 21:00:00 -0000 The Business of Anesthesia Part 1 full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Please join me for this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X Please join me for this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Please join me for this discussion with Joe Rodriguez MSN CRNA where we talk about the trials and tribulations of building an anesthesia company, being successful at it and all the pitfalls in between! Learn the ropes in this 2 part series! 

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]]> 1786 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Chronic Pain Management & CRNAs Meet Nurse Anesthesiologist Scott Rigdon DNAP, CRNA who owns a full time chronic pain practice and trains other CRNAs to do so as well. On this podcast we talk to Dr. Rigdon about what it is like to be a chronic pain practitioner. What the training is like and how to get it as well as what he does day to day in his clinic. We learn about the process of attaining competence in chronic pain and how different it is from clinical anesthesiology. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 07 Dec 2020 09:00:00 -0000 Chronic Pain Management & CRNAs full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet Nurse Anesthesiologist Scott Rigdon DNAP, CRNA who owns a full time chronic pain practice and trains other CRNAs to do so as well. On this podcast we talk to Dr. Rigdon about what it is like to be a chronic pain practitioner. What the training is like and how to get it as well as what he does day to day in his clinic. We learn about the process of attaining competence in chronic pain and how different it is from clinical anesthesiology. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook ... Meet Nurse Anesthesiologist Scott Rigdon DNAP, CRNA who owns a full time chronic pain practice and trains other CRNAs to do so as well. On this podcast we talk to Dr. Rigdon about what it is like to be a chronic pain practitioner. What the training is like and how to get it as well as what he does day to day in his clinic. We learn about the process of attaining competence in chronic pain and how different it is from clinical anesthesiology. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet Nurse Anesthesiologist Scott Rigdon DNAP, CRNA who owns a full time chronic pain practice and trains other CRNAs to do so as well.

On this podcast we talk to Dr. Rigdon about what it is like to be a chronic pain practitioner. What the training is like and how to get it as well as what he does day to day in his clinic. We learn about the process of attaining competence in chronic pain and how different it is from clinical anesthesiology.

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]]> 3731 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: The Federal Trade Commission, Medicine, APRNs & Anti-Trust Meet Daniel Gilman Phd JD an Attorney Advisor in the FTC’s Office of Policy Planning, where he works on competition issues in health care and technology, and on the impact of regulation. He has received the He co-authored the FTC staff policy paper, Competition and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Nurses, helped draft the FTC Staff Report, Broadband Connectivity Competition Policy, and has published in journals such as the Georgetown Law Journal, Health Matrix, Oregon Law Review, American Journal of Law & Medicine, the Journal of Health Care Law & Policy, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, and the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science.On this episode we discuss the role of the FTC, the FTC staff report on competition and regulation of APRNs and some of the interesting cases Dr. Gilman has been apart of!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 24 Jun 2020 10:00:00 -0000 The Federal Trade Commission, Medicine, APRNs & Anti-Trust full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet Daniel Gilman Phd JD an Attorney Advisor in the FTC’s Office of Policy Planning, where he works on competition issues in health care and technology, and on the impact of regulation. He has received the He co-authored the FTC staff policy paper, Competition and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Nurses, helped draft the FTC Staff Report, Broadband Connectivity Competition Policy, and has published in journals such as the Georgetown Law Journal, Health Matrix, Oregon Law Review, American ... Meet Daniel Gilman Phd JD an Attorney Advisor in the FTC’s Office of Policy Planning, where he works on competition issues in health care and technology, and on the impact of regulation. He has received the He co-authored the FTC staff policy paper, Competition and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Nurses, helped draft the FTC Staff Report, Broadband Connectivity Competition Policy, and has published in journals such as the Georgetown Law Journal, Health Matrix, Oregon Law Review, American Journal of Law & Medicine, the Journal of Health Care Law & Policy, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, and the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science.On this episode we discuss the role of the FTC, the FTC staff report on competition and regulation of APRNs and some of the interesting cases Dr. Gilman has been apart of!  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet Daniel Gilman Phd JD an Attorney Advisor in the FTC’s Office of Policy Planning, where he works on competition issues in health care and technology, and on the impact of regulation. He has received the He co-authored the FTC staff policy paper, Competition and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Nurses, helped draft the FTC Staff Report, Broadband Connectivity Competition Policy, and has published in journals such as the Georgetown Law Journal, Health Matrix, Oregon Law Review, American Journal of Law & Medicine, the Journal of Health Care Law & Policy, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, and the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science.

On this episode we discuss the role of the FTC, the FTC staff report on competition and regulation of APRNs and some of the interesting cases Dr. Gilman has been apart of! 


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]]> 3836 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: You Have a Complaint Against Your License - Understand, Defend and Navigate http://www.anesthesia-deconstructed.com Have you ever had a complaint filed to the board of medicine or board of nursing against your license? It is a process that providers are unprepared to navigate and unaware of the risks and pitfalls which could permanently impact their license and ability to work. What may appear as a frivolous complaint you feel you do not need legal help with could easily become a year(s) long process which consumes you. Do not underestimate being targeted by a weaponized complaint! Meet lawyer Teresa M. Sanzio JD who has specialized in administrative law for over 22 years representing APRNs, RNs, Physicians and other healthcare professionals defend against license complaints. Sanzio does a great job of explaining the process, the dangers of going it alone, the possible outcomes and the best way to proceed. She relays this all in addition to stories about what NOT to do! Do not miss this one, Sanzio's advice could save you license! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 28 May 2020 10:00:00 -0000 You Have a Complaint Against Your License: Understand, Defend and Navigate full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Have you ever had a complaint filed to the board of medicine or board of nursing against your license? It is a process that providers are unprepared to navigate and unaware of the risks and pitfalls which could permanently impact their license and ability to work. What may appear as a frivolous complaint you feel you do not need legal help with could easily become a year(s) long process which consumes you. Do not underestimate being targeted by a weaponized complaint! Meet lawyer Teresa M... Have you ever had a complaint filed to the board of medicine or board of nursing against your license? It is a process that providers are unprepared to navigate and unaware of the risks and pitfalls which could permanently impact their license and ability to work. What may appear as a frivolous complaint you feel you do not need legal help with could easily become a year(s) long process which consumes you. Do not underestimate being targeted by a weaponized complaint! Meet lawyer Teresa M. Sanzio JD who has specialized in administrative law for over 22 years representing APRNs, RNs, Physicians and other healthcare professionals defend against license complaints. Sanzio does a great job of explaining the process, the dangers of going it alone, the possible outcomes and the best way to proceed. She relays this all in addition to stories about what NOT to do! Do not miss this one, Sanzio's advice could save you license! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Have you ever had a complaint filed to the board of medicine or board of nursing against your license? It is a process that providers are unprepared to navigate and unaware of the risks and pitfalls which could permanently impact their license and ability to work. What may appear as a frivolous complaint you feel you do not need legal help with could easily become a year(s) long process which consumes you.

Do not underestimate being targeted by a weaponized complaint!

Meet lawyer Teresa M. Sanzio JD who has specialized in administrative law for over 22 years representing APRNs, RNs, Physicians and other healthcare professionals defend against license complaints. Sanzio does a great job of explaining the process, the dangers of going it alone, the possible outcomes and the best way to proceed. She relays this all in addition to stories about what NOT to do! 

Do not miss this one, Sanzio's advice could save you license!

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]]> 4494 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Dr Cameron Kyle - Sidell MD: ER/CCM on Covid 19 in Brooklyn NYC, Experiences, Theories & Treatments Meet Emergency Medicine & Critical Care Physician Dr Cameron Kyle-Sidell. He has been on the front lines in one of the epicenters of Covid 19 in the US, Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn New York City.On this podcast we talk to Dr. Kyle-Sidell about how the virus has evolved from a clinical perspective, past and current theories on treatment and current understanding of the pathophysiology. He shares with us his experiences treating these patients, both young and old and the personal connection he has had with them. Dr Kyle-Sidell talks about how some theories are falling out of favor and proposes one of his own, diffusion hypoxemia. He suggests that rather than primarily V/Q mismatch or shunt physiology, could COVID19 be a DIFFUSION hypoxemia triggering maladaptive pulmonary vasoconstrictive responses?An amazing critical thinker, an amazing physician and a great human trying to contribute to solving the Covid 19 problem. Dr. Kyle-Sidell can be found on twitter at @cameronks where he regularly posts important insights, questions and videos about Covid 19. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 22 Apr 2020 03:00:00 -0000 Dr Cameron Kyle-Sidell MD: ER/CCM on Covid 19 in Brooklyn NYC, Experiences, Theories & Treatments full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Meet Emergency Medicine & Critical Care Physician Dr Cameron Kyle-Sidell. He has been on the front lines in one of the epicenters of Covid 19 in the US, Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn New York City. On this podcast we talk to Dr. Kyle-Sidell about how the virus has evolved from a clinical perspective, past and current theories on treatment and current understanding of the pathophysiology. He shares with us his experiences treating these patients, both young and old and the persona... Meet Emergency Medicine & Critical Care Physician Dr Cameron Kyle-Sidell. He has been on the front lines in one of the epicenters of Covid 19 in the US, Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn New York City.On this podcast we talk to Dr. Kyle-Sidell about how the virus has evolved from a clinical perspective, past and current theories on treatment and current understanding of the pathophysiology. He shares with us his experiences treating these patients, both young and old and the personal connection he has had with them. Dr Kyle-Sidell talks about how some theories are falling out of favor and proposes one of his own, diffusion hypoxemia. He suggests that rather than primarily V/Q mismatch or shunt physiology, could COVID19 be a DIFFUSION hypoxemia triggering maladaptive pulmonary vasoconstrictive responses?An amazing critical thinker, an amazing physician and a great human trying to contribute to solving the Covid 19 problem. Dr. Kyle-Sidell can be found on twitter at @cameronks where he regularly posts important insights, questions and videos about Covid 19. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Meet Emergency Medicine & Critical Care Physician Dr Cameron Kyle-Sidell. He has been on the front lines in one of the epicenters of Covid 19 in the US, Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn New York City.

On this podcast we talk to Dr. Kyle-Sidell about how the virus has evolved from a clinical perspective, past and current theories on treatment and current understanding of the pathophysiology. He shares with us his experiences treating these patients, both young and old and the personal connection he has had with them. Dr Kyle-Sidell talks about how some theories are falling out of favor and proposes one of his own, diffusion hypoxemia. He suggests that rather than primarily V/Q mismatch or shunt physiology, could COVID19 be a DIFFUSION hypoxemia triggering maladaptive pulmonary vasoconstrictive responses?

An amazing critical thinker, an amazing physician and a great human trying to contribute to solving the Covid 19 problem. Dr. Kyle-Sidell can be found on twitter at @cameronks where he regularly posts important insights, questions and videos about Covid 19.


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]]> 3057 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Anesthesia on the Front Lines of Covid 19 in Detroit Michigan http://www.anesthesia-deconstructed.com On this podcast we talk to Nurse Anesthesiologist Joshua Olson MS, CRNA about what it is like on the front lines of Covid 19 in the country, Detroit Michigan. Mr Olson talks about the emotional toll this takes on everyone involved, the heroic level clinical work done at his facility to save patients lives and the ever changing face of this new pandemic. We also discuss the socioeconomic factors which have made Detroit a hotspot and how Nurse Anesthesiologists have stepped up to make a difference outside of the operating room.   From experimental treatments to what we think we know about Covid 19, Mr Olson guides us through how he and his colleagues are doing everything they can to save lives. We end with a positive survival story which reminds everyone in healthcare that this does not just strike the elderly but those we work with everyday. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 17 Apr 2020 06:00:00 -0000 Anesthesia on the Front Lines of Covid 19 in Detroit Michigan full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this podcast we talk to Nurse Anesthesiologist Joshua Olson MS, CRNA about what it is like on the front lines of Covid 19 in the country, Detroit Michigan. Mr Olson talks about the emotional toll this takes on everyone involved, the heroic level clinical work done at his facility to save patients lives and the ever changing face of this new pandemic. We also discuss the socioeconomic factors which have made Detroit a hotspot and how Nurse Anesthesiologists have stepped up to make a differe... On this podcast we talk to Nurse Anesthesiologist Joshua Olson MS, CRNA about what it is like on the front lines of Covid 19 in the country, Detroit Michigan. Mr Olson talks about the emotional toll this takes on everyone involved, the heroic level clinical work done at his facility to save patients lives and the ever changing face of this new pandemic. We also discuss the socioeconomic factors which have made Detroit a hotspot and how Nurse Anesthesiologists have stepped up to make a difference outside of the operating room.   From experimental treatments to what we think we know about Covid 19, Mr Olson guides us through how he and his colleagues are doing everything they can to save lives. We end with a positive survival story which reminds everyone in healthcare that this does not just strike the elderly but those we work with everyday. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this podcast we talk to Nurse Anesthesiologist Joshua Olson MS, CRNA about what it is like on the front lines of Covid 19 in the country, Detroit Michigan. Mr Olson talks about the emotional toll this takes on everyone involved, the heroic level clinical work done at his facility to save patients lives and the ever changing face of this new pandemic. We also discuss the socioeconomic factors which have made Detroit a hotspot and how Nurse Anesthesiologists have stepped up to make a difference outside of the operating room.  

From experimental treatments to what we think we know about Covid 19, Mr Olson guides us through how he and his colleagues are doing everything they can to save lives. We end with a positive survival story which reminds everyone in healthcare that this does not just strike the elderly but those we work with everyday.

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]]> 3023 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Covid 19 - What Anesthesia Providers Need to Know On this episode we talk about Covid 19, what anesthesia professionals need to know about N95 Masks and PPE, testing, epidemiology and symptomatology, as well as utilizing 2 ventilators, expanding CRNA role into the ICU as "force multiplier" as opposed to limiting their positive impact as an ICU RN, what resources are out there and more. We also provide a Covid19 resource document now circulating all over the globe with daily updates at this link: https://tinyurl.com/rt9xxja Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 27 Mar 2020 22:00:00 -0000 Covid 19: What Anesthesia Providers Need to Know full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this episode we talk about Covid 19, what anesthesia professionals need to know about N95 Masks and PPE, testing, epidemiology and symptomatology, as well as utilizing 2 ventilators, expanding CRNA role into the ICU as "force multiplier" as opposed to limiting their positive impact as an ICU RN, what resources are out there and more. We also provide a Covid19 resource document now circulating all over the globe with daily updates at this link: https://tinyurl.com/rt9xxja Send us Fan Mail F... On this episode we talk about Covid 19, what anesthesia professionals need to know about N95 Masks and PPE, testing, epidemiology and symptomatology, as well as utilizing 2 ventilators, expanding CRNA role into the ICU as "force multiplier" as opposed to limiting their positive impact as an ICU RN, what resources are out there and more. We also provide a Covid19 resource document now circulating all over the globe with daily updates at this link: https://tinyurl.com/rt9xxja Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this episode we talk about Covid 19, what anesthesia professionals need to know about N95 Masks and PPE, testing, epidemiology and symptomatology, as well as utilizing 2 ventilators, expanding CRNA role into the ICU as "force multiplier" as opposed to limiting their positive impact as an ICU RN, what resources are out there and more.

We also provide a Covid19 resource document now circulating all over the globe with daily updates at this link: https://tinyurl.com/rt9xxja

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]]> 2256 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: AANA CEO Dr. Randall Moore and the future of healthcare On this podcast we talk with Dr Randall Moore the CEO of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) about the future of healthcare. We discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. The format is an open conversation about not just where healthcare is headed for CRNAs but as a country. Many great insights and a realistic glimpse into the future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 12 Feb 2020 11:00:00 -0000 AANA CEO Dr. Randall Moore and the future of healthcare full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this podcast we talk with Dr Randall Moore the CEO of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) about the future of healthcare. We discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. The format is an open conversation about not just where healthcare is headed for CRNAs but as a country. Many great insights and a realistic glimpse into the future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook ... On this podcast we talk with Dr Randall Moore the CEO of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) about the future of healthcare. We discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. The format is an open conversation about not just where healthcare is headed for CRNAs but as a country. Many great insights and a realistic glimpse into the future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this podcast we talk with Dr Randall Moore the CEO of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) about the future of healthcare. We discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. The format is an open conversation about not just where healthcare is headed for CRNAs but as a country. Many great insights and a realistic glimpse into the future!

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]]> 3345 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Meet Dr Sophia Thomas American Assoc. of Nurse Practitioners President On this podcast we talk about how Dr Thomas became and NP and how she progressed through being professionally involved all the way to President of the AANP. We talk about the future for APRNs in an evolving healthcare world. Additionally, we discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. Lastly, we talk about the relationship between Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants as well as the two organizations and future goals. A great discussion about where we are, where we are headed and how APRNs are in demand and will continue to be in the foreseeable future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 08 Jan 2020 10:00:00 -0000 Meet Dr Sophia Thomas American Assoc. of Nurse Practitioners President full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this podcast we talk about how Dr Thomas became and NP and how she progressed through being professionally involved all the way to President of the AANP. We talk about the future for APRNs in an evolving healthcare world. Additionally, we discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. Lastly, we talk about the relationship between Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants as well as the two organizat... On this podcast we talk about how Dr Thomas became and NP and how she progressed through being professionally involved all the way to President of the AANP. We talk about the future for APRNs in an evolving healthcare world. Additionally, we discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. Lastly, we talk about the relationship between Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants as well as the two organizations and future goals. A great discussion about where we are, where we are headed and how APRNs are in demand and will continue to be in the foreseeable future! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this podcast we talk about how Dr Thomas became and NP and how she progressed through being professionally involved all the way to President of the AANP. We talk about the future for APRNs in an evolving healthcare world. Additionally, we discuss President Trumps executive order, specifically section 5 as it relates to APRNs and how that will change practice nationally. Lastly, we talk about the relationship between Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants as well as the two organizations and future goals. A great discussion about where we are, where we are headed and how APRNs are in demand and will continue to be in the foreseeable future!

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]]> 2205 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Meet Scott Becker JD CPA of Beckers Healthcare On this podcast we talk about how Mr Becker decided to get into law, healthcare law and his journey to Harvard law school. We talk about how important family support is and how his was there for him. Additionally, we discuss physicians and allied healthcare providers roles as we continue dealing with the challenge of access to healthcare in a fiscally responsible manner. Lastly, we talk about ASCs, HOPDs and where Mr Becker sees healthcare headed in the future. This is an amazing man with great insight into the future of our industry and you do NOT want to miss this one! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 11 Dec 2019 10:00:00 -0000 Meet Scott Becker JD CPA of Beckers Healthcare full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez On this podcast we talk about how Mr Becker decided to get into law, healthcare law and his journey to Harvard law school. We talk about how important family support is and how his was there for him. Additionally, we discuss physicians and allied healthcare providers roles as we continue dealing with the challenge of access to healthcare in a fiscally responsible manner. Lastly, we talk about ASCs, HOPDs and where Mr Becker sees healthcare headed in the future. This is an amazing man with gre... On this podcast we talk about how Mr Becker decided to get into law, healthcare law and his journey to Harvard law school. We talk about how important family support is and how his was there for him. Additionally, we discuss physicians and allied healthcare providers roles as we continue dealing with the challenge of access to healthcare in a fiscally responsible manner. Lastly, we talk about ASCs, HOPDs and where Mr Becker sees healthcare headed in the future. This is an amazing man with great insight into the future of our industry and you do NOT want to miss this one! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this podcast we talk about how Mr Becker decided to get into law, healthcare law and his journey to Harvard law school. We talk about how important family support is and how his was there for him. Additionally, we discuss physicians and allied healthcare providers roles as we continue dealing with the challenge of access to healthcare in a fiscally responsible manner. Lastly, we talk about ASCs, HOPDs and where Mr Becker sees healthcare headed in the future. This is an amazing man with great insight into the future of our industry and you do NOT want to miss this one!

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]]> 2081 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Physician Anesthesiologist Dr Matthew Mazurek On CRNA history, politics, titles and surgeon supervision Dr Matthew Mazurek talks about his article on CRNA history, his views on why friction between the CRNA and MD professions originated, a possible solution, why CRNAs should be working to the top of their license, why surgeon supervision is antiquated and how titles do not matter! An amazing discussion with a true advocate for the best patient care and our shared profession of Anesthesiology! Article Found Here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/crnas-short-history-nurse-anesthesia-future-care-matthew-mazurek-md/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 06 Nov 2019 09:00:00 -0000 Physician Anesthesiologist Dr Matthew Mazurek On CRNA history, politics, titles and surgeon supervision full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Dr Matthew Mazurek talks about his article on CRNA history, his views on why friction between the CRNA and MD professions originated, a possible solution, why CRNAs should be working to the top of their license, why surgeon supervision is antiquated and how titles do not matter! An amazing discussion with a true advocate for the best patient care and our shared profession of Anesthesiology! Article Found Here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/crnas-short-history-nurse-anesthesia-future-c... Dr Matthew Mazurek talks about his article on CRNA history, his views on why friction between the CRNA and MD professions originated, a possible solution, why CRNAs should be working to the top of their license, why surgeon supervision is antiquated and how titles do not matter! An amazing discussion with a true advocate for the best patient care and our shared profession of Anesthesiology! Article Found Here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/crnas-short-history-nurse-anesthesia-future-care-matthew-mazurek-md/ Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Dr Matthew Mazurek talks about his article on CRNA history, his views on why friction between the CRNA and MD professions originated, a possible solution, why CRNAs should be working to the top of their license, why surgeon supervision is antiquated and how titles do not matter! An amazing discussion with a true advocate for the best patient care and our shared profession of Anesthesiology! 

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]]> 2658 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: Erik Kramer CRNA FNP Mission Trips Mexico, Mosul and The Congo Many healthcare providers talk about going on medical mission trips but few ever take the time out of their lives to actually do so. Erik Kramer CRNA FNP not only served humanity on a mission trip but he has done many! Erik and his family spent 5 years in a small rural hospital in Mexico where he provided anesthesia, emergency and critical care service as well as encountered the Sicario Cartel daily. He went to Mosul where he took care of victims of war from both sides and witnessed some horrific cases. Finally he went to the Congo where he and one other FNP ran an ebola clinic which acted as a triage center in which they identified, treated and saved patients with ebola! Listen in as you hear a man who feels a calling to help those in need through love and service. It is an amazing story you do not want to miss! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 09 Oct 2019 09:00:00 -0000 Erik Kramer CRNA FNP Mission Trips Mexico, Mosul and The Congo full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez Many healthcare providers talk about going on medical mission trips but few ever take the time out of their lives to actually do so. Erik Kramer CRNA FNP not only served humanity on a mission trip but he has done many! Erik and his family spent 5 years in a small rural hospital in Mexico where he provided anesthesia, emergency and critical care service as well as encountered the Sicario Cartel daily. He went to Mosul where he took care of victims of war from both sides and witnessed some horr... Many healthcare providers talk about going on medical mission trips but few ever take the time out of their lives to actually do so. Erik Kramer CRNA FNP not only served humanity on a mission trip but he has done many! Erik and his family spent 5 years in a small rural hospital in Mexico where he provided anesthesia, emergency and critical care service as well as encountered the Sicario Cartel daily. He went to Mosul where he took care of victims of war from both sides and witnessed some horrific cases. Finally he went to the Congo where he and one other FNP ran an ebola clinic which acted as a triage center in which they identified, treated and saved patients with ebola! Listen in as you hear a man who feels a calling to help those in need through love and service. It is an amazing story you do not want to miss! Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Many healthcare providers talk about going on medical mission trips but few ever take the time out of their lives to actually do so. Erik Kramer CRNA FNP not only served humanity on a mission trip but he has done many! Erik and his family spent 5 years in a small rural hospital in Mexico where he provided anesthesia, emergency and critical care service as well as encountered the Sicario Cartel daily. He went to Mosul where he took care of victims of war from both sides and witnessed some horrific cases. Finally he went to the Congo where he and one other FNP ran an ebola clinic which acted as a triage center in which they identified, treated and saved patients with ebola! Listen in as you hear a man who feels a calling to help those in need through love and service. It is an amazing story you do not want to miss!

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]]> 4088 no Anesthesia Deconstructed: CRNA Recertification, the NBCRNA and the CPC with Dr. Terry Wicks The entire medical industry has seen significant controversy when it comes to recertification and certification and the CRNA world has been no different. This episode I talk to Dr Terry Wicks the incoming President of the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) about the new CPC program and recertification in general.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 19 Sep 2019 22:00:00 -0000 CRNA Recertification, the NBCRNA and the CPC with Dr. Terry Wicks full Mike MacKinnon and Joe Rodriguez The entire medical industry has seen significant controversy when it comes to recertification and certification and the CRNA world has been no different. This episode I talk to Dr Terry Wicks the incoming President of the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) about the new CPC program and recertification in general. Send us Fan Mail Follow us at: Instagram Facebook Twitter/X The entire medical industry has seen significant controversy when it comes to recertification and certification and the CRNA world has been no different. This episode I talk to Dr Terry Wicks the incoming President of the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) about the new CPC program and recertification in general.  Send us Fan Mail Follow us at:InstagramFacebookTwitter/X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices The entire medical industry has seen significant controversy when it comes to recertification and certification and the CRNA world has been no different. This episode I talk to Dr Terry Wicks the incoming President of the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) about the new CPC program and recertification in general. 

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