Hanna Saltzman

Sep 30, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Mustafa Farooq |Hanna Saltzman |Audrey Shafer |Erin Paterson

Failure is a word that carries a heavy burden, particularly in the field of neurosurgery, where precision is paramount and the stakes are often life and death. As a 4th-year medical student preparing to enter this demanding specialty, I have come to realize that failure is not something to be feared, but rather an essential part of the learning process. During my rotations, I have witnessed and experienced firsthand how setbacks can serve as powerful catalysts for growth and development.

Feb 8, 2024 | sltrib.com | Hanna Saltzman

As every parent knows, there's almost nothing more irritating than when you finally get your kid down for a nap, plop yourself down on the couch to relax and hear that dreaded sound: "Waaaaaaaa!"What's even more irritating? Realizing that a loud noise outside is the culprit. The leaf blower.

Dec 21, 2023 | kevinmd.com | John Corsino |Elisabeth Rosenthal |Hanna Saltzman |Nathaniel Fleming

The eyes can’t see what the mind doesn’t yet know – an axiom to remind us not just of the value of lifelong learning, but that the answers are often in the exam room with us. Though bright and committed clinical people we may be, we’re dragged by the tendrils of a lumbering behemoth. American health care is designed to produce revenue and built to punish highly visible mistakes over more common (but less easily discerned) errors of reasoning.