Hey folks, Scott Weingart here, and this is an M-Crip podcast. Today on the podcast, a little treat, a little

confection, a little diversion from our normal intensive care type topics. There's a little bit of

critical care in here, but this is my buddy Dave Carr giving tips and tricks primarily for

emergency medicine. And a lot of them are general emergency

medicine, not critical care. It's super fun. This is a lecture I heard at Incrementum. And as soon as I

heard, I'm like, Dave, you've got to come on the show and talk about this stuff because there's

some amazing tips in here. I think you're really going to enjoy it. Dave is a master lecturer, just wonderful

to get to talk to him. You're going to have a lot of fun. So strap in very quickly before we get in.

Two conferences that I really want to push, well, I guess one conference and one, an online course

type. First is the reanimate tickets. They always sell out. We've sold out every year, and we always sell out at the exact period we're about to go into. People don't buy, they don't buy. And then three months before the conference, we sell out tickets. And then for the next three months, I just get emails saying, hey, Scott, I want tickets. I'm like, no, sorry, you should listen. This is the time to listen. This is the period right before the tickets sell out for reanimate a resuscitative ECMO conference. It is amazing. Every single person that comes says this is the best conference I've ever been at, aside from maybe an incrementum, but they're different kinds of conferences. And you totally want to train in resuscitative ECMO if it's even a possibility you could do it

because it is absolutely game-changing for the management of cardiac arrest, pulmonary ambolism, etc.

reanimateconference.com.

And then we have the unburnable burnout course in September.

It starts 12 sessions every two weeks to change people's lives.

If you're even thinking about it, go to the website, unburnablecourse.com. Or you just always go

to mcourt.org slash stuff and find all of it. All right, let's get in. Dave Carr,

tips and tricks from his career in emergency medicine, you're going to love it.

David Carr, so happy to have you back on the podcast.

Now, you are beloved in Canada, but friend of the show and M-Crip team member, Chris Hicks,

has pointed out.

He's called you the David Hasselhoff of emergency medicine because you are just beloved

in Europe. What's the deal with that? Why do the Europeans love you are just beloved in Europe.

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