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Medical Interview #1: Anesthesiology - Dr. Jaffee
- Saanvi Khurana
- Jul 29, 2024
- 2 min read
Dr. Jaffee Background Information
Field: Anesthesiology
Dr. Jay Jaffee is a talented anesthesiologist in Frisco, Texas who has been a doctor at both Baylor Scott and White Medical Center-Frisco and Medical City. He attended the Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science and has specialized in Geriatrics and Anesthesiology.
Anesthesiology Interview: Dr. Jaffee:
We interviewed Dr. Jay Jaffee, an anesthesiologist at Baylor Scott & White Frisco. We thank Dr. Jaffee for taking the time to answer our questions. The link to the interview recording is attached below as well as the time stamps for each main question. Follow-up questions relating to each main question aren’t clearly defined but rather found in the audio.
Timestamps:
“Could you elaborate on the different types of anesthesia implemented during various surgical procedures (for example, general anesthesia, regional anesthesia, spinal anesthesia, etc.)?” = 1:22
“There's a stereotype about Anesthesiologists getting sued more than other professions. What are your opinions on it?” =5:17
“Do you have an independent practice? If so, what do you think the key differences are between your clinic and hospital?” =8:18
“If you were to go back in time, would you stick with the same path to Anesthesiology? (What are some pros and cons)” = 11:04
“We see on your page that you have worked with Obstetrical Anesthesia. How was your experience with this?” = 15:14
“What are the different risk factors you have seen in your procedures?” = 21:08
“What does everyday life in the hospital look like for you?” = 22:40
“How has medicine changed since you joined and which profession do you think will have more demand in the next few years or decades?” = 25:42
“How does shadowing an anesthesiologist, like you, look like?” = 30:42
If you enjoyed this interview, keep an eye out for an upcoming Zoom Live Event where you'll have the chance to ask questions directly to the doctors. Spots will be limited, so be sure to sign up quickly once the announcement is made. We hope to see you there!
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