The Cutting Edge: An AAST Podcast
Dive into the dynamic world of trauma, acute care, and emergency general surgery with 'The Cutting Edge,' a podcast created by surgeons, for surgeons.
Brought to you by the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, join us as we explore interviews with industry experts, dissect cutting-edge technologies, and uncover the human side of life beyond the operating room. Stay ahead of the curve with The Cutting Edge, where every episode equips surgeons with essential knowledge for the modern medical landscape.
The Cutting Edge: An AAST Podcast
Latest Episodes
20 Years of Building the AAST: Sharon Gautschy's Story
In this special episode of the AAST Cutting Edge Podcast, Communications Committee Chair Dr. Shannon Foster sits down with Sharon Gautschy to celebrate her 20th anniversary as Executive Director of the AAST. What started as a staff of one with ...
AAST President Dr. Kimberly Davis on Career, Leadership, and Knowing When to Say No
In this episode of the AAST Cutting Edge Podcast, host Dr. Caroline Park and co-moderators Dr. Najiha Farooqi and Dr. Susan Kartiko sit down with AAST President Dr. Kimberly Davis for a candid conversation about navigating an academic surgery c...
Mentorship, Safety, and Inclusion
In this episode of the AAST Cutting Edge Podcast, host Dr. Caroline Park and co-moderator Dr. Christina Colosimo are joined by Dr. Karyn Butler, chair of the AAST DEI Committee, and Dr. Bethany Strong for an update on the committee's most impac...
Rural Trauma Part II: Life at a Level III Center
In the first rural trauma episode, we examined the landscape from 30,000 feet, the definitions, the data gaps, the transfer challenges, and the system-level solutions. This episode gets on the ground. Host Dr. Caroline Park and co-moderator Dr....
Rural Trauma: Access, Resources, and the Road Ahead
In this episode of the AAST Cutting Edge Podcast, host Dr. Caroline Park is joined by co-moderator Dr. Jeremy Levin and guests Dr. Alexandra Briggs and Dr. Miloš Buhavac to examine the rural trauma landscape, from the inconsistent definitions o...