Hey there, Ackrackers. I want to tell you about a CME conference that I will be speaking at in the new year from February 28th to March 7th, 2026. It is an amazing conference. It is the holiday seminars conference in Maui at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. I have been there before. I've spoken at this before and it is

incredible. The family, the Smith family that puts this on, they really do an incredible job.

It's going to be some amazing speakers. It's going to be, it's a beautiful hotel and an opportunity

to really enjoy Hawaii and Maui and especially at a time when Maui is trying to recover

from the wildfires. They're really going all out to try to make the tourist experience an amazing one. So I think this is a great year to come, and the conference is going to be incredible. You're going to hear from amazing speakers who are going to go over really, really high-yield topics. I highly, highly recommend signing up for this. You can go to holiday seminars.com and click on the Maui link, and you can register there.

You can use CME money.

It is going to be amazing.

So I hope I will get a chance to see you there.

It'll be a ton of fun.

I'll be a ton of fun. Hello and welcome back to Hackrack. I'm Jed Wolpaw, and I am really excited to be back doing another master clinician episode and a fantastic one at that. I am really excited to have

with me, Dr.

Michaela Farber, who is the inaugural Mass General Brigham, chief of the Division of

Obstetric Anesthesiology. She started that role just recently on May 1st of 2025, and she

leads both the OB anesthesia divisions at the Brigham and Mass General. She's an associate

professor of anesthesia at Harvard Medical School in Boston, and prior to that, she served for three years as OB Division Chief at Brigham and Women's. She has had quite a career. In the first 12 years of her career, she was OB anesthesia fellowship program director at Brigham and Women's. It's the largest program in the country with five fellows per year, and she is very proud of having mentored 56 fellows, and we're going to hear some more about her fellows.

But I want to read some of the things that were sent in to nominate her as a master clinician for this series.

So here are some of the things that were sent in.

Dr. Farber's clinical expertise is exceptional.

Her commitment to improving maternal safety is evident in her research

on postpartum hemorrhage, focusing on preparedness, risk assessment, and the pharmacokinetics

of transacemic acid therapy. Dr. Farber has a longstanding interest in educational techniques

that serve to enhance patient safety. Dr. Farber was invited to deliver the Gerard W. Ostheimer

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