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Hey..didnt want to sound like a pompous kid because I'm not.
Hey everyone,
I just wanted to introduce myself to all you that have specialized in anesthesiology. I'm just a sophomore in undergrad, but I'm already getting my hands in to some interesting anesthesia experience. I've always been interested in the field considering my elders have focused their lives on it. My greatgrandfather started the first anesthesia department at UCSF and became dean of the med school later. My grandfather (Cullen) is one of the editors for Clinical Anesthesia. So I was pretty much surrounded by greatness growing up, and the grandfather was kind enough to bring me in to the OR to shadow him at UW in high school. That day pretty much started my quest to follow their footsteps. In high school I tested the antibacterial effects of local anesthetics (mepivacaine, lidocaine, and bupivacaine) in dosage and blood level concentrations. Got a huge award so that gave me another push towards finding bigger opportunities. I'm now at UCLA and am working with the department of anesthesia. I'm involved in a few research projects that deal with TEE use in liver transplants and a new ScvO2 catheter in CPB cases. Being in the OR and having to know TEE and other procedures at a level of physicians is an awesome experience and opportunity. I look up to all that have entered this field and I hope you can answer some questions of mine in the future.
My greatgrandfather started the first anesthesia department at UCSF and became dean of the med school later. My grandfather (Cullen) is one of the editors for Clinical Anesthesia. So I was pretty much surrounded by greatness growing up, and the grandfather was kind enough to bring me in to the OR to shadow him at UW in high school.... I'm now at UCLA and am working with the department of anesthesia. I'm involved in a few research projects that deal with TEE use in liver transplants and a new ScvO2 catheter in CPB cases. Being in the OR and having to know TEE and other procedures at a level of physicians is an awesome experience and opportunity.
Hey everyone,
I just wanted to introduce myself to all you that have specialized in anesthesiology. I'm just a sophomore in undergrad, but I'm already getting my hands in to some interesting anesthesia experience. I've always been interested in the field considering my elders have focused their lives on it. My greatgrandfather started the first anesthesia department at UCSF and became dean of the med school later. My grandfather (Cullen) is one of the editors for Clinical Anesthesia. So I was pretty much surrounded by greatness growing up, and the grandfather was kind enough to bring me in to the OR to shadow him at UW in high school. That day pretty much started my quest to follow their footsteps. In high school I tested the antibacterial effects of local anesthetics (mepivacaine, lidocaine, and bupivacaine) in dosage and blood level concentrations. Got a huge award so that gave me another push towards finding bigger opportunities. I'm now at UCLA and am working with the department of anesthesia. I'm involved in a few research projects that deal with TEE use in liver transplants and a new ScvO2 catheter in CPB cases. Being in the OR and having to know TEE and other procedures at a level of physicians is an awesome experience and opportunity. I look up to all that have entered this field and I hope you can answer some questions of mine in the future.
Listen, you've had 7 posts now bragging about your family, UCLA, UCSF, etc... Honest advice would be to give it a rest. Post away with questions, comments, and opinions... but you don't need to mention all of your "accomplishments" in every post.