Emergency Medicine

• DKA: Stabilization, Monitoring & Treatment Protocols
• Optimizing Post-Op Outcomes in the ICU
• Approaching the Poisoned Pet: Evidence-Based Decontamination Practices
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• Recognizing & Treating Thrombotic Disease in the ER: Patient Selection, Diagnostics, and Anticoagulant Strategies
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• Fluid Therapy in Shock: Fluid Selection, Dosing & Avoiding Iatrogenic Harm
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• Transfusion Therapy in Critical Care: Transfusion Triggers, Product Selection & Dosing
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• Transfusion Reactions: Monitoring & Interventions 
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Dr. Marie Keith grew up all over the United States including in the San Francisco Bay Area, rural Kansas and the Washington, DC area. She then went to college at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, where she majored in Biological Sciences and minored in Global Health Studies and Classical Studies.  She attended veterinary school at Kansas State University; fascinated by the intersection of human and animal health, particularly in infectious diseases, she pursued a concurrent Masters in Public Health. After obtaining her veterinary degree, she completed a one year internship followed by a three year residency in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Since finishing her residency,
she has been working as a criticalist at a large emergency and specialty hospital in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Keith’s professional interests include sepsis, coagulation, transfusion medicine and the post-operative care of critically ill patients. Outside of the hospital, Dr. Keith enjoys hiking all over the world, playing her cello, boxing, and hanging out with her cats, Lily and Linus.