MedStar Health

We're going to kind of play that by ear a little bit.

We also have MedStar Georgetown residents rotating right now.

So that's been keeping me kind of at least academically busy, which has kind of been fun.

But, yeah, it's been exciting.

You know, Mark Hoffauer, like I said, who's my partner, he's done fellowship forever.

So, you know, he's well in tune and is used to having people.

I think we're definitely, you know, we certainly thoroughly enjoy having the MedStar people with us and that will continue.

And I think those guys can help us mentoring the first couple of classes that come for sure.

And here's the latest list here.

MedStar Health out of Maryland hired Employer Labor Solutions.

Liberty Diversified International out of Minnesota hired the Crossroads Group Labor Relations Consultants.

They're paying them $475 an hour.

Welcome back to Cardio Nerds.

I'm Apoorva Gangavelli, and today we're joined by an outstanding team from MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Georgetown University for a fascinating case on rapidly progressive heart failure and the urgency of recognizing infiltrative cardiomyopathy.

Hi, everybody.

My name is Georgia Vassilakis-Sotiris.

Hi, everyone.

I'm Flavia Tejada.

I'm a third-year internal medicine resident at MedStar Washington Hospital Center and Sunjabichi resident as well, and I'm super excited and grateful to be here.

Hello, everybody.

We're thrilled to kick off another year of powerful conversations, bold ideas, and truly game-changing insights.

I'm your host, Becca Schumer, PT with MedStar Health, and this season we're doing more than showing up, we are leveling up.

Season four brings an incredible lineup of guests and a wide range of topics built to elevate everyone in our community, physical therapists, rehab professionals, physicians, athletic trainers, strain coaches, athletes, everyone, patients, who all want to get better and understand their bodies and the care behind them.

We're diving into cutting edge technology, sharing clinical pearls you can use tomorrow, spotlighting inspiring stories, and breaking down practical strategies that push both performance and patient care forward.

I originally am from New York and did my orthopedic training up in New York and New Jersey.

I came down here to do a fellowship in 2000.

And I've been part of MedStar since then, specialized in sports medicine, take care of various different sports teams and focus mostly on shoulder and knee surgery.

All right.

We're thrilled to kick off another year of powerful conversations, bold ideas, and truly game-changing insights.

I'm your host, Becca Schumer, PT with MedStar Health, and this season we're doing more than showing up, we are leveling up.

Season four brings an incredible lineup of guests and a wide range of topics built to elevate everyone in our community, physical therapists, rehab professionals, physicians, athletic trainers, strain coaches, athletes, everyone, patients.

who all want to get better and understand their bodies and the care behind them.

At the same time, there are tremendous opportunities for PTs to play a bigger role in healthcare, not just in rehabilitation, but in prevention, wellness, and helping people live healthier, more active lives.

So today, we're taking a step back to look at the bigger picture, where PT stands today, where it's headed, and what those changes mean for clinicians, leaders, and future PTs who are shaping the profession.

I'm excited to be joined once again by Jill Anderson, our Vice President of Physical Therapy at MedStar Health, to get her perspective on the biggest challenges facing the profession, the opportunities we shouldn't overlook, how technology may change the way we practice, and what physical therapy could look like in the years ahead.

Let's go bring back Jill Anderson.

Rich Choi.

I'm a neurointensivist at MedStar, and I have the pleasure of having Dr. Ofer Salem with us today.

We're going to be talking about an article that came out in Neurocritical Care Journal that is titled, Association of Rotationals from Boilestometry Parameters with Hematoma Expansion After Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage.

And once again, this is part of your hot series topics where we're focusing on journal articles that are coming out of the Neurocritical Care Journal.

We're thrilled to kick off another year of powerful conversations, bold ideas, and truly game-changing insights.

I'm your host, Becca Schumer, PT with MedStar Health, and this season we're doing more than showing up, we are leveling up.

Season four brings an incredible lineup of guests and a wide range of topics built to elevate everyone in our community, physical therapists, rehab professionals, physicians, athletic trainers, strain coaches, athletes, everyone, patients, who all want to get better and understand their bodies and the care behind them.

We're diving into cutting edge technology, sharing clinical pearls you can use tomorrow, spotlighting inspiring stories, and breaking down practical strategies that push both performance and patient care forward.

If it's bugging you, let's stay ahead of it.

Just even coming for a consult.

I think that's big for all the MedStar facilities.

We have some awesome people that work with us across our network.