Check out the leadership of LSU New Orleans Emergency Medicine residency

People wonder why the trust in the medical field is so low

“Street medicine”, as well.

Thought the streets had a fairly reliable supply chain already.

Get the government out of medicine. The old family doctor, some worked out of their own home or made house calls shall return one day.

I wouldn’t think that it would be necessary for any of them to note that they are interested in emergency medicine, considering the obvious.

fricking absurd. Only one resident didn’t have their stupid pronouns under their name

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Pierre is an active educator in the medical school and serves on several committees including Diversity & Inclusion, Quality, Ethics and Admission. He has a special interest in health equity, social determinants of health, under-represented minority mentoring and simulation education.

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And this bitch has a wife and son and is clearly ate up with the alphabet life. That poor son.

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Mary Ann Difranco comes to us from rural north Louisiana. She is a graduate of LSU School of Medicine and completed residency at our own LSU residency where she was chief resident. After spending a year and a half out in the wild (community and rural ED’s), she joined our faculty in 2020. During her time in residency and now as faculty she has had an interest in Women in EM, first starting the group and now serving as faculty advisor for our own WIEM group. As APD her responsibilities include serving as intern advisor and working with leadership on conference and curriculum development. Her hobbies include fighting the ravages of time with exercise, drinking nice scotch, and generally spending as much time with her awesome family (wife Cami, son Ripley, and the Shaggy Dog) as possible either around New Orleans or at their camp.

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That collection of residents. Damn. SMH.

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Can some leftist explain what health equity is?

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It's when everyone automatically gets their gall bladder removed first thing when anyone complains of any pain in their abdomen.

Because black people are more obese and have poorer health outcomes, this is automatically because of "racism," and needs to be remedied via leftist Democrat "health equity" policy... Not remedied simply by black people making better personal choices like eating better, exercising more, drinking and smoking less, going in for preventative check-ups etc. Nope. It is ONLY because whitey is rayciss.