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Residents in a Room by American Society of Anesthesiologists

American Society of Anesthesiologists
Mentorship
Anesthesiology
American Society Of Anesthesiologists
Residency
Residency Training
American Board Of Anesthesiology
ASA Annual Meeting
Difficult Conversations
Private Practice
Communication In Medicine
ASA
Medical Education
FAER
NIH
US Anesthesia Partners
Leadership
Perioperative Medicine
Beaconbot
AI In Science Communication
Medical Misinformation

Residents in a Room is the American Society of Anesthesiologists’ podcast series for residents, by residents, featuring anesthesiologists-in-training from across the country putting it all out there, discussing their hopes, fears and expectations for residency and beyond.

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Latest Episodes

Sponsored by Wrenne Financial Planning LLC, this episode presents resident host, Dr. Joshua Insler, and fellow residents, Drs. Morgan Harris and Zelle Ngundji, in conversation with Mr. Hugh Baker, a financial planner at Wrenne Financial. The conversa... more

The ABA’s President, Dr. Mark Keegan, speaks with residents, Drs. Natalie Koons, Sara Saenz, and Andrew Ray, about the scope of ABA’s work, the new Resident Reach pilot program,  how ABA’s strategic plan impacts trainees, and more. Recorded May 2026.... more

Dr. Joy Chen shares her expertise on the topic of mentorship, imposter syndrome, and queen bee syndrome with resident guest, Dr. Ellie Tuchaai, and fellow resident, Dr. Robert Minniti. Listen in as they discuss what it looks like to be a good mentor ... more

Resident host, Dr. Alexandria Daniels, along with fellow residents, Drs. Kevin Flood and Shivana Ramsingh, interview Dr. Matt Hatch from ASA’s Committee on Anesthesia Care about room supervision. Learn about the transition to managing multiple cases,... more

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Recent Guests

Hugh Baker
Financial planner at Wrenne Financial Planning
Wrenne Financial Planning
Episode: Money Mistakes and More
Mark Keegan
ABA President, anesthesiologist at Mayo Clinic
American Board of Anesthesiology
Episode: Behind the Scenes with the ABA
Sara Saenz
Adult Cardiac Fellow
Stanford University
Episode: Behind the Scenes with the ABA
Andrew Ray
CA2/CA3 resident
University of Louisville
Episode: Behind the Scenes with the ABA
Joy Chen
Anesthesiologist and intensivist, guest mentor
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Episode: Mentorship and More
Matt Hatch
ASA Committee on Anesthesia Care; practicing anesthesiologist
Wake Forest University / private practice in Winston-Salem, NC
Episode: Room Supervision
Christopher Fadumiye
Guest anesthesiologist discussing difficult conversations in care
Episode: Difficult Conversations
Dr. Christopher Fadumiye
Associate professor of anesthesiology, Medical College of Wisconsin; regional anesthesia fellowship trained
Medical College of Wisconsin
Episode: Thriving Through Residency
Dr. Patrick Giam
ASA President
American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA)
Episode: Behind the Scenes with ASA’s President

Host

Ellie Tuchaai; Robert Minniti; Alexandria Daniels; Sabrina Muhanna; Spencer Bayless; Patrick Guillaume; Dr. Alexi Msays; Brandon Cunningham; Alexis Rice; Lisa Young; Michael Boateng; Shannon Paquette
Contributors across episodes, including primary hosts and regular participants guiding discussions on mentorship, residency life, and leadership in anesthesiology.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
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    Would be better if there was an attending moderating the conversation, giving advice and asking questions.

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    Calutah
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners value the practical mentorship guidance and real-world residency insights.
A common critique is the need for a more active attending moderator.
Guests and topics resonate with trainees seeking career development and leadership perspectives.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Money Mistakes and More
Q: What specific steps should residents take to set themselves on solid financial footing for the future?
Automate savings, understand paycheck details, learn about employer benefits, and run scenarios for big purchases like homes; build margins into the budget to absorb unexpected costs.
Money Mistakes and More
Q: What are the most common financial mistakes Residents make as they transition out of training?
The dominant mistake is taking on too much house too soon, not accounting for ongoing expenses, and underpreparing for lifestyle costs and future family needs; another major area is not proactively managing student loans, especially for PSLF.
Money Mistakes and More
Q: Please tell us a little bit about your role and how you work with anesthesiologists and other physicians.
Hugh Baker explains his work with physicians primarily in the transition period after training, focusing on student loans, taxes, investments, and insurance, and how he helps with big decisions like buying a home and starting a family.
Behind the Scenes with the ABA
Q: Can you touch a little bit on the relationship between the ABA and ASA and what each offers trainees?
The ABA is the certifying board focused on standards and assessment for certification, while the ASA is a professional society focused on education and advocacy. They collaborate on initiatives to support trainees, such as resources, stakeholder engagement, and joint programs that bridge certification with educational opportunities.
Thriving Through Residency
Q: What should residents know about transitioning from trainee to attending life, especially regarding finances and contract literacy?
Be aware of tax implications, retirement planning, and contract basics; seek guidance early so you can manage these realities alongside clinical responsibilities and avoid unnecessary stress later.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, practitioner-focused show that centers on mentorship, residency life, leadership, and the evolving landscape of anesthesiology. Across episodes, listeners hear candid discussions about mentorship networks, navigating residency challenges, transitioning to private practice, and embracing innovation and research within a clinical framework. Noteworthy throughlines include ASA initiatives, resident-centered mentoring programs, global health perspectives, and leadership insights from program directors and society leaders. The format blends personal anecdotes with actionable advice, making it useful for trainees contemplating career paths, mentors seeking outreach ideas, and sponsors aiming to reach early-career physicians who value... more

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2. Mark Keegan
3. Sara Saenz
4. Andrew Ray
5. Joy Chen
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7. Christopher Fadumiye
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