Year of Residency Completion: 2018
Year of Fellowship Completion: 2020
Facility/School: Georgetown University School of Medicine
Position: Assistant Professor
Years of Experience in Critical Care: 5
Areas of Interest: Cardiovascular Critical Care
Biography
Max Hockstein is an assistant professor at Georgetown University and practices both emergency medicine and surgical critical care at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC. He earned a bachelor’s degree in pure and applied mathematics and a master’s degree in clinical and translational research. He completed his emergency medicine residency at UT Southwestern/Parkland Hospital, serving as chief resident of education, and went on to a critical care fellowship at Emory University. Boarded in critical care echocardiography, Dr. Hockstein currently serves as research director for the Georgetown University emergency medicine residency program, where he mentors trainees in developing their research interests. His clinical and academic interests include hemodynamics, mechanical circulatory support, and advanced heart failure.
Speaking Engagements
- American College of Emergency Physicians 2021 Faculty, Boston, MA. October 26th 2021. Lectures: Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxia in the ED, Tummy Time or Tube?
- American College of Emergency Physicians 2020 Faculty, Online Session. Sessions: Sepsis Metrics – Quality Care or Unproven Mandate?, Rescue Strategies for Severe Hypoxia in the ED
- CHEST 2021 Faculty, Online. October 20th 2021. Lecture: Beyond AC/VC âEUR” Airway Pressure Release Ventilation.
- PERT Consortium Conference 2021 Faculty, Online. October 15th 2021. Lecture: Point of care ultrasound in pulmonary embolism.