Fred Mihm:  

Life I currently teach/practice Anesthesia at Stanford University Medical School and have been enjoying a long career at Stanford since 1979. My major area of interest is Critical Care Medicine, and the care of complex medical patients requiring high risk anesthetics and surgery. I have a particular interest in a rare life-threatening endocrine tumor (pheochromocytoma) that is associated with serious anesthetic complications. After graduating from CHS, I attended Houghton College for 1 yr and then (oops!, started over) Evangel University, graduating with a degree in Biology. After medical school at Saint Louis University, postgraduate training followed in internal medicine for 2 yrs at the University of Southern California and the University of California, Irvine campus. Then I changed tracks into anesthesiology at Stanford University and finished my training with a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at Stanford and Harvard Universities. (While at Harvard, I got housed in a graduate student dorm directly across the street from 23 Garden Street!! I couldn't believe that I was back in Cambridge at that very spot.) I am currently co-director of the intensive care units, and have published over 50 articles or book chapters, which is not a lot for these parts, but enough (along with other skills) to get me promoted Aside from my routine academic...Expand for more