Bio
Dr. Brodt is a Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford University, engaged in clinical care, teaching and research in cardiothoracic anesthesiology. Dr. Brodt has served on the SCA Board of Directors, founded the SCA Regional Anesthesia for Cardiothoracic Enhanced Recovery (RACER) Special Interest Group, and has had multiple roles in committees and task forces since attending her first SCA Annual Meeting and Thoracic Symposium in 2013.
Dr Brodt has passion and scientific curiosity in a wide variety of clinical and research topics related to cardiovascular anesthesia and recovery, stemming from a drive to find effective, accurate and safe monitoring and analgesia for cardiac surgery patients. Dr. Brodt teaches on regional anesthesia for cardiac surgery, perioperative opioid use, enhanced recovery, echocardiography and other topics in cardiac anesthesia locally (to residents and fellows) and at meetings including the SCA, ASA and EACTAIC, has written multiple book chapters, and has contributed to multiple inter-society manuscripts including with the POQI and AHA.
Dr. Brodt is a strong advocate for work-life harmony, and outside of work is a proud mum of four humans, two fur babies and many thousands of bees.