Hey folks Scott Weingard here and this is the M-Crit podcast. Today on the

podcast an update on the Rush exam that's the rapid ultrasound for shock and

hypotension.

Or maybe it isn't.

Maybe that's not what that stands for.

We'll talk about that during the episode.

Before we get to that, let's do a quick word from our sponsor.

Our sponsor today is the Stony Brook Resuscitation Fellowship. This is one year

after EM residency where you will learn the parts of critical care that are directly relevant for the

resuscitative period the first 24 hours so this is for people that want to do a

critical care fellowship but never plan to practice in the unit and therefore don't want two years.

You won't get a certification, at least yet.

I'm trying to get a recess certification made in the United States.

We'll see what happens.

But you will get so many valuable skills.

You rotate through the ICUs of the Shock Trauma Center,

the Stony Brook ICUs.

You'll rotate in the resuscitation

and an acute critical care unit with me and Brian Wright, the

Fellowship Director and all the other attendings in Stony Brook. It is an amazing

experience and it also pays well because you will be doing shifts as an ED attending.

So this is a very safe way to do your first year out as an ED attending

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