Sean M. Bloos, MD, MPH

A dream come true - heading back to Nashville for anesthesiology residency at Vanderbilt @VUMC_Anes ! ⚓️⬇️ #Match2025

Absolutely heartbroken to hear that LF1 was involved in a serious crash today. Praying for the entire LifeFlight family and for strength and healing for the families of those affected.

🚨🚨The first HEMS-based 🚁 ECPR program in the U.S has launched! 🚨🚨#ECPR #CCTM #HEMS @jason_bartos @AMPAdocs @MMRCbeat

@graycs330 Congratulations, Chris!

Graduated medical school today! Officially now Dr. Gray! #DO #EM

@SydneyCaputo @LA_ACS @Tulane_Surgery @TraumaTulane Bam! Love to hear that. Your team is doing such amazing work to advance pre-hospital care for our patients.

@smbloos @LA_ACS @Tulane_Surgery @TraumaTulane It does not contribute to hypothermia in this patient population :)

Super star MS3 Gerrit Holleman presenting our work on the safety of cold blood in the prehospital setting @LA_ACS this morning @Tulane_Surgery @TraumaTulane

@futureDr_E @VUMC_Anes @TulaneMedicine Thank you, Edith! Hope you’re doing well.

@smbloos @VUMC_Anes @TulaneMedicine Congrats, Sean

A dream come true - heading back to Nashville for anesthesiology residency at Vanderbilt @VUMC_Anes ! ⚓️⬇️ #Match2025

@DrWoappi Thank you! Wouldn’t be here without your mentorship. Love seeing all the great things you’re doing.

So so proud of you, Sean!! Keep climbing!

@Nate_Verhagen @VUMC_Anes @TulaneMedicine Congratulations to you as well man!

@smbloos @VUMC_Anes @TulaneMedicine Anchor down! Congrats!

@graycs330 @VUMC_Anes @TulaneMedicine Thanks, Chris! Congrats on Greenville. They’re lucky to have you.

@smbloos @VUMC_Anes @TulaneMedicine Congrats!! That’s awesome!

Why are we still doing #CPR on traumatic arrests in the field? TCCC says otherwise. Consider pseudo-PEA, focus on IV/IO & blood, NDC, de-emphasize airway. Is there a disconnect between military & civilian, or is this a “we’ve always done it this way” scenario? #NAEMSP2025

@HandtevyMD @LifeFlow__ @SydneyCaputo @TulaneMedicine @Socforairway

2. Induction agents decrease SVR and cause myocardial depression—> increased risk for cardiac arrest 3. Initiation of PPV —> decreased venous return to right heart —> further increases risk for arrest = fill the tank first 🩸

Presenting @NewOrleansEMS / @TraumaTulane data at the Society for Airway Management conference with TC Byrne Should we consider an X-CAB approach in trauma patients? 1. Resuscitate with blood before you intubate —> prevents intubation and improves in-hospital mortality

@SydneyCaputo @TulaneMedicine Absolute rockstar!

Hello #MedTwitter —I’m Sydney Caputo, MS4 @TulaneMedicine, applying to #GeneralSurgery for #Match2025 Outside of the hospital, I enjoy sewing costumes for Mardi Gras, hanging with friends, or competing in dog sports 🐶 Excited to make new connections on the interview trail!

I submitted program-specific personal statements in #Match2004 and it stood out b/c not many were doing it then. It’s an absolute arms race right now for anesthesiology residency slots - if you aren’t doing it, you are behind the curve. #Match2025

This !! You cannot "RSI" your trauma patient in shock without blood to resuscitate them .. people will die ..start with blood , passive O2 , then move to the "cool airway stuff" @bhamfirerescue @ALFireCollege @ALFireChiefs @UABEMResidents @UABTrauma @emresidents @EmsUab @UABEmergencyMed

@francisdeng Are you suggesting to combine the position and organization? (ie, President of the ___ Interest Group)

Putting in experiences in @ERASinfo for your residency/fellowship app? Note that even though you type the organization and then position, the CV shows the position as top header. Do readers a favor: make the position name complete/standalone (eg, not just "President"). #ERAS2025

@olsonplanner @HofkampMichael Thanks Tyler!

@smbloos @HofkampMichael Best of luck Sean!

EMS Educators: I love this study & if you teach EMS, you should know about it! Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is one of the most critical conditions we manage. Survival varies widely across agencies—from 1.8% to 14.8%. What can we do to improve outcomes? #EMS #MedEd