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ACEP Frontline with Ryan Stanton
- Torree McGowan
- Dec 5, 2018
- 1 min read
At ACEP 2018 this year in San Diego, I had the awesome experience of being interviewed on ACEP Frontline by Dr Ryan Stanton.
I had the opportunity to talk about disaster preparedness and military EM history, two of my favorite subjects to "nerd out" about.
Enjoy the episode! https://soundcloud.com/acep-frontline/torree-mcgowan-md-facep-military-medicine-and-disaster-preparedness
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