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SUMMARY:Empowering Excellence: Advancements in Neurocritical Care Training
  and Transition
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session\n\nTime is Brain: How to Take ER Trainees Pas
 t the "Golden Hour" in Neurocritical Care\n\nEmergency trained neurointens
 ivists are in a unique position to transform the “Golden Hour” of neurocri
 tical care resuscitation by bringing the front-line ER perspective to the 
 field and serving as a necessary bridge between the ER and the ICU. And ye
 t, very few of them pursue fellowship...\n\n\nGrigory Ostrovskiy (Hackensa
 ck University Medical Center)\n---------------------\nImplementation of En
 trustable Professional Activities for Training in Neurocritical Care\n\nEn
 trustable professional activities (EPAs), which are tasks or responsibilit
 ies to be entrusted to an individual who has attained sufficient, specific
  competence, have been proposed as a useful concept in both neurology educ
 ation and advanced practice provider (APP) post-graduate training. Unique 
 ne...\n\n\nDaniel Harrison (Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School
  of Medicine, Boston Medical Center)\n---------------------\nOvercoming Im
 poster Syndrome: Navigating the Transition from Trainee to Faculty\n\nImpo
 ster syndrome is a psychological pattern where individuals doubt their acc
 omplishments, feel anxious, and deny their success internally, despite hav
 ing objective evidence of success. This condition is particular common in 
 medicine during transition periods, like moving from a trainee to a facult
 ...\n\n\nHera Kamdar (The Ohio State University)\n\nTrack: Delivery, Quali
 ty and Safety\n\nFocus Area: APP Practice, NCC Fellowship/Training, Provid
 er Education Topics (eg fellowship training, competency assessment, etc)\n
 \nTarget Audience: Introductory\n\nSession Chair: Devin Holden (Albany Med
 ical Center)
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