A weekly-style letter from a practising emergency physician offering residency interview tips, reflections on career transitions, and personal updates from a move between cities. It mixes practical application advice with candid, upbeat personal essays aimed at medical students and residents.

A personal blog-style newsletter from an emergency medicine resident sharing practical advice on locum tenens travel, a free chest pain workup guide, and reflections on attending medical conferences. It offers a mix of first-person career experience and tips for doctors early in their careers.

A personal journal by a former flight paramedic reflecting on career cost, burnout and identity, alongside essays on civilization after Ishmael and a speculative theory of how AGI could emerge from internet culture. The writing is earnest and reflective, with a clear personal voice, though its ideas are broad and often rest on loose argument rather than evidence.

This newsletter offers emergency medicine teaching notes, covering topics such as noise in emergency departments, the management of atrial fibrillation with tachycardia, and alternatives to ultrasound gel for IV cannulation. It is written in a conversational, practical style aimed at clinicians learning ED protocols.