The Perfusion Perspective

Donnie Moyer

The Perfusion Perspective is a podcast centered around learning more about cardiovascular perfusion! Whether you're just finding this career, preparing to apply for school, or in school already, we're here to help you gain the knowledge and preparation you need to have to understand this amazing, complex medical profession.

Episodes

  1. Oct 8

    How to Succeed in Perfusion School

    Survey Link: https://survey.qualtrics.emory.edu/jfe/form/SV_0IgGrqNeu6wkql8 How can you set yourself up for success in perfusion school? In this episode of The Perfusion Perspective, I break down some of the biggest lessons I’ve learned as a perfusion student and the strategies that have helped me manage the academic and hands-on demands of the program. Whether you're considering perfusion school, starting your first semester soon, or currently working your way through a program, this episode provides practical advice to help you study more effectively, manage your time, and become a more well-rounded perfusion student. In this episode: Why understanding concepts is more important than simply memorizing themHow staying ahead can prevent you from becoming overwhelmedFinding a study method that actually works for youBalancing didactic coursework with time in the simulation labDeveloping both the knowledge and hands-on skills needed for clinical practiceIf you’ve watched or listened to this or any previous episodes of The Perfusion Perspective, please consider filling out the survey linked in the description. Your feedback will help with the evaluation of this podcast as part of my capstone project. Instagram: ThePerfusionPerspective TikTok: ThePerfusionPerspective Spotify: The Perfusion Perspective Youtube: The Perfusion Perspective Email: ThePerfusionPerspective@gmail.com Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes and reflects my personal experiences and opinions as a perfusion student. It does not represent the views of any university, hospital, clinical site, or employer.

  2. Sep 14

    10 Things I Wish I Knew Before My First Perfusion Clinical Rotation

    What should you know before starting your first perfusion clinical rotation? In this episode of The Perfusion Perspective, I break down 10 things I wish I knew before stepping into the OR as a perfusion student. From learning how to prepare for cases to communicating with your preceptor and anticipating what comes next, these are practical lessons that can help make your transition into clinicals smoother. Whether you're about to begin your first rotation, currently in clinicals, or preparing for perfusion school, this episode provides advice that can help you feel more prepared, confident, and comfortable in the operating room. In this episode: Why being early and prepared mattersThe importance of knowing your patient before the caseLearning your bypass circuit inside and outKnowing when and how to ask questionsWhy keeping a clinical notebook can help you improveLearning to anticipate what comes next during a caseThe importance of communication in the operating roomHow to handle mistakes and learn from themBuilding confidence without oversteppingWhy your reputation starts on day one Instagram: ThePerfusionPerspective TikTok: ThePerfusionPerspective Spotify: The Perfusion Perspective Youtube: The Perfusion Perspective Email: ⁠ThePerfusionPerspective@gmail.com ⁠ Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes and reflects my personal experiences and opinions as a perfusion student. It does not represent the views of any university, hospital, clinical site, or employer.

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The Perfusion Perspective is a podcast centered around learning more about cardiovascular perfusion! Whether you're just finding this career, preparing to apply for school, or in school already, we're here to help you gain the knowledge and preparation you need to have to understand this amazing, complex medical profession.

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