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A Day in the Life of an Interventional Radiologist - Episode 23 (Emory University)

Join Dr. Peter Park as he performs a gastrostomy tube (G-tube) placement at Emory University Hospital. In this episode, Dr. Park, Associate Program Director of the IR Residency at Emory, takes you step-by-step through the G-tube placement procedure. He also shares insights into his own medical journey, including his training pathway, the challenges and rewards of an away rotation, and what it's like to rotate at Emory as a medical student. Don't miss this unique behind-the-scenes look at both the clinical and personal aspects of a physician’s career in interventional radiology. Filming, Interviewing, Coordinating, & Editing by Stanley Fleming OMS-IV, BSN, RN at Des Moines University, College of Osteopathic Medicine, and SIR MSC Reserves Member. Additional editing support by Kyle Devine, MS3 at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and SIR MSC Communications Chair. Music Source: Instructions for Living a Life – Savfk    • Instructions for Living a Life - Savfk   --- The Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) Resident, Fellow, and Student (RFS) Section regularly organizes live, interactive webinars that are free for in-training members, which you can find on our YouTube channel. For more information on the SIR RFS organization, please visit: rfs.sirweb.org DISCLAIMER: The content shared on this channel is for educational purposes only, and should never be construed as professional advice, medical or otherwise. Moreover, information presented on this channel does not necessarily represent the position or policy of RFS, SIR, or any of its other subsidiary sections. Finally, we are not responsible for any content posted in the comments section; while we will do our best to monitor and remove spam and inappropriate material, we recommend that you exercise caution and do not click any links that may be posted by other users.