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Central Line by American Society of Anesthesiologists - a podcast series for the anesthesia community

American Society of Anesthesiologists
Anesthesiology
Patient Safety
American Society Of Anesthesiologists
Anesthesia
Artificial Intelligence
Burnout
Pain Management
Malignant Hyperthermia
Chronic Pain Management
Joint Commission
Hospital Accreditation
Pediatric Regional Anesthesia
Pediatric Pain Management
Ketamine
Patient Care
Critical Care Medicine
Women In Anesthesia Leadership
Safehaven
Opioid Epidemic
Practice Management

Central Line, the official podcast series of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, edited by Dr. Adam Striker, features leaders in the field of anesthesiology discussing a variety of challenges and opportunities vital to the practice and profession.

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Latest Episodes

Dr. Zach Deutch interviews Drs. Itay Bentov and Frederick Sieber about perioperative care for older adults. Learn about postoperative neurocognitive complications, common misperceptions about the perioperative care of older adults, ASA’s recent pract... more

Dr. Brooke Trainer interviews Mr. Robert Avin, Vice President of USI Affinity, about the ins and outs of insurance. Find out what anesthesiologists at every career stage should consider, how to know if you’re truly covered, how ASA is working to help... more

Dr. Adam Striker talks to Dr. Thomas Vetter about his new role as editor-in-chief of the ASA Monitor. Learn about the responsibilities of an editor-in-chief, how the publication fits into the broader media landscape, changes on the horizon, and more.... more

The guest editors of May’s ASA Monitor, Drs. Brooke Trainer and George Tewfik, discuss practice models with Dr. Zach Deutch. Listen in as they consider the wide array of career paths available to anesthesiologists and weigh competing concerns such as... more

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Recent Guests

Itay Bentov
Clinician scientist focusing on perioperative care for older adults
University of Washington; Harborview Medical Center
Episode: Perioperative Care for Older Adults
Frederick Sieber
Professor of anesthesia with a focus on geriatric anesthesia and frailty
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Perioperative Care for Older Adults
Robert Avin
Vice President at USI Affinity, insurance advisor working with ASA members
USI Affinity
Episode: Insurance Needs from A to Z
Dr. Patrick Diem
ASA president, contributor to the Monday Morning Minute
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Episode: Insurance Needs from A to Z
Brooke Trainer
Guest Editor of ASA Monitor
ASA Monitor
Episode: Inside the Monitor - Working Across Practice Models
Shamsuddin Akhtar
ACE editor and ACE editor/author discussing clinical pharmacology in liver disease
ACE (Anesthesiology Continuing Education)
Episode: Opioids in Patients with Liver Disease
Ana Marie Crawford
Founder, Division of Global Health Equity and Engagement at Stanford University, anesthesia researcher and educator
Stanford University, Division of Global Health Equity and Engagement
Episode: Inside the Monitor – Global Engagement, Local Excellence
Elizabeth Drum
Pediatric anesthesiologist, chair of the ASA Committee on Global Health
ASA Committee on Global Health; World Federation of Societies of Anesthesiologists
Episode: Inside the Monitor – Global Engagement, Local Excellence
Dr. Edward Mariano
Co-chair of ASA's Acute Pain Taskforce
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Episode: 2026 Regional Analgesia Guidelines for Thoracic and Truncal Surgeries

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Dr. Adam Striker
Editor and host; central figure in shaping episode discussions and guest lineups
Dr. Keya Locke
Host focusing on neuroanesthesiology, patient safety, and performance in outcomes

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Insurance Needs from A to Z
Q: Why is it important to review insurance regularly and what events typically trigger a review?
Annual reviews are recommended, with triggers such as marriage, birth of a child, starting a private practice, or other major changes in career trajectory that could affect coverage needs.
Insurance Needs from A to Z
Q: How does coverage evolve across different career stages?
Coverage evolves as career stages shift from trainees to early career to mid and late career, with changing needs like mortgage protection, child education, ownership risks, tail coverage, and potential need for travel or long-term care planning.
Insurance Needs from A to Z
Q: What are the key types of insurance anesthesiologists should consider for personal and professional protection?
There are two main buckets: personal protections such as life, health, disability, dental, and vision, and practice protections including malpractice and related coverages; the ASA program emphasizes tailored solutions and reviewing plans for gaps.
Inside the Monitor - Working Across Practice Models
Q: What factors besides pay should anesthesiologists consider when evaluating a potential job?
Brooke emphasizes leadership, team structure, culture, autonomy, and the ability to lead care as critical factors; George adds that staffing, culture, and how leaders support teaching and research play major roles in job satisfaction.
Inside the Monitor - Working Across Practice Models
Q: Let's get into the meat of the topic. What are our options and practice structures in anesthesia today?
Brooke explains that the universe of options ranges from owning a practice, to employee or shareholder roles, to locums, government or VA positions, and hybrid models; the key is understanding leadership, day-to-day life, and how the environment aligns with one's career goals.

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This show centers on the evolving practice of anesthesia through conversations with senior clinicians, researchers, and leaders from major professional organizations. Episodes frequently probe clinical realities in ambulatory and inpatient settings, patient safety, workforce dynamics, and the impact of policy and technology—such as AI, accreditation, and new payment models—on daily practice. A distinctive thread runs through discussions of mentorship, leadership development, and advocacy within the anesthesia community, making it a practical resource for clinicians aiming to navigate both clinical and organizational challenges. The format often blends case-based insights with strategic overviews from ASA-affiliated guests, highlighting path... more

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Recent guests on this podcast include:

1. Itay Bentov
2. Frederick Sieber
3. Robert Avin
4. Dr. Patrick Diem
5. Brooke Trainer
6. Shamsuddin Akhtar
7. Ana Marie Crawford
8. Elizabeth Drum

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