Hey folks, whether you're caring for patients in the OR or managing unstable airways in the ICU,

you know it's the unexpected high-stakes airways that stay with you. The ones where decision-making,

technique, and team communication make all the difference. And if you want to be prepared for

these situations, I highly recommend you check out the Difficult Airway Course, a hands-on airway

course designed for clinicians managing high-risk airways. The Diffic difficult airway course offers accredited hands-on training with specialty-specific

courses designed for anesthesia, critical care, and emergency medicine.

The focus is on practical, immediately applicable skills, including airway assessment and planning,

video laryngoscopy, fiber optic techniques, peri-intubation optimization, and managing failed or

rapidly evolving airways. What sets the course apart is the format, small group hands-on

workshops, and realistic code airway scenarios led by a world-class faculty. Courses are offered

four times this year. In March and November in San Diego, May in Boston, and September

in Atlanta. Space is limited, so groups stay small with plenty of opportunity for questions and conversations

with faculty.

So if you're looking to sharpen your airway skills, whether you're early in your practice

or many years in, visit theairway site.com to find your course and register.

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Hey there, ACRackers.

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.

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