I Wanted to Be a Neurosurgeon, So I Did It

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In this episode of Pediatrics Now, host Holly Wayment sits down with Dr. Joanna Gernsback, a pediatric neurosurgeon at University Health and UT Health San Antonio, to discuss the crucial topic of pediatric safety and accident prevention. Dr. Gernsback shares insights on the increasing cases of ATV-related accidents, emphasizing the importance of wearing helmets and taking safety courses for young riders. The conversation also touches on broader subjects such as the challenges and triumphs of being a female neurosurgeon, the significance of following updated brain injury guidelines, and personal anecdotes that highlight Dr. Gernsback’s dedication to improving children's lives through her practice.

Listeners are encouraged to consider the role of parental supervision and education in preventing accidents, while Dr. Gernsback offers professional advice on managing and recognizing red flags in pediatric neurology. From discussing spine issues to the importance of following your instincts as a practitioner or a parent, this episode provides invaluable knowledge for anyone involved in pediatric healthcare.

University Hospital Clinic

2nd Floor, Rio Tower

Where is it4502 Medical Drive

San Antonio, Texas 78229

210.358.8555 Fax 210.358.8498