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Welcome to Med School Insiders, Shorts form! Med School Insiders offers premed and medical students with high yield, evidence-based, and effective strategies on pursuing a career in medicine. Narrated by Dr. Kevin Jubbal M.D., our videos empower future doctors and physicians with the tools to live effectively both personally and professionally.
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Disclaimer: Content of Med School Insiders is the opinion of Dr. Jubbal and does not constitute medical advice. The content and associated links provide general information for general educational purposes only.
Med School Insiders
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HENDERSON, NV 89014
Disclaimer: Content of Med School Insiders is the opinion of Dr. Jubbal and does not constitute medical advice. The content and associated links provide general information for general educational purposes only.
Why You Shouldn’t Listen to Your Premed Advisor
Premed advisors are great when it comes to navigating college and completing your premed prerequisites. However, they usually aren’t much help beyond that. Here are three reasons you should exercise caution.
First, they lack proper training. You don’t need a specific degree or certification to become a premed advisor-any bachelor’s degree is fine. This means many advisors don’t have experience with premed coursework itself and might not give the best advice when it comes to choosing a major.
Second, premed advisors don’t understand the nuances between choosing MD, DO, or Caribbean schools. They don’t use match rate or attrition statistics when recommending programs, which means they make unrealistic recommendations to students interested in competitive specialties, such as surgery or dermatology. To them, certain specialties are competitive regardless of your school, and anyone can match into any specialty. This is simply not the case.
Lastly, some premed advisors are easily influenced, particularly because they lack the deeper understanding to spot incongruent data. As an example, many Caribbean schools spend large sums of money to win over premed advisors, and it often works. Premed advisors can’t spot the inconsistent numbers.
To hear the full story of what we learned after spending a week with premed advisors, watch the full video. You’re better off following the advice from physicians.
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Disclaimer: Content of this video is my opinion and does not constitute medical advice. The content and associated links provide general information for general educational purposes only. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. Kevin Jubbal, M.D. and Med School Insiders LLC will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death. May include affiliate links to Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases made through them (at no extra cost to you).
First, they lack proper training. You don’t need a specific degree or certification to become a premed advisor-any bachelor’s degree is fine. This means many advisors don’t have experience with premed coursework itself and might not give the best advice when it comes to choosing a major.
Second, premed advisors don’t understand the nuances between choosing MD, DO, or Caribbean schools. They don’t use match rate or attrition statistics when recommending programs, which means they make unrealistic recommendations to students interested in competitive specialties, such as surgery or dermatology. To them, certain specialties are competitive regardless of your school, and anyone can match into any specialty. This is simply not the case.
Lastly, some premed advisors are easily influenced, particularly because they lack the deeper understanding to spot incongruent data. As an example, many Caribbean schools spend large sums of money to win over premed advisors, and it often works. Premed advisors can’t spot the inconsistent numbers.
To hear the full story of what we learned after spending a week with premed advisors, watch the full video. You’re better off following the advice from physicians.
💌 Sign up for my weekly newsletter - medschoolinsiders.com/newsletter
🌍 Website - medschoolinsiders.com
📸 Instagram - medschoolinsiders
🐦 Twitter - medinsiders
🗣️ Facebook - medschoolinsiders
🎥 My TH-cam Gear: kit.co/kevinjubbalmd/
👀 Hand-Picked Productivity Tools: www.amazon.com/shop/medschoolinsiders
🎵My Study Playlist: open.spotify.com/user/1231934998/playlist/5joGbr1aQAIbMcJ9bOvJlk?si=iOAxgKNTQt-rrp1L8g-YWQ
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Disclaimer: Content of this video is my opinion and does not constitute medical advice. The content and associated links provide general information for general educational purposes only. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. Kevin Jubbal, M.D. and Med School Insiders LLC will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death. May include affiliate links to Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases made through them (at no extra cost to you).
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Do you have any videos on getting shadowing experience?
Intrinsic motivation for medicine
you always forget neurosurgery
I set my alarm for and hour, and wake up 3 hours later groggy as hell. And I have to push my movie time slot back.
Damn. I’m early.
I’m just a nerd. I like studying. The problem is that reading fantasy books is more fun and it’s hard to do studying instead
I want to be a neurosurgeon ❤ I like to study brain 🎉😮❤
I like to study Neurosurgery 😮❤
Anesthesiologist???
pediatric?
What about Family Medicine?
But this would mean doctors don’t have an incentive to see more patients, neither do they need to see the difficult cases. They can just see the easy ones that will clearly incentivise on the quality of care given. This is a trash system if you think about it. Hospital wait times will be in the month to years instead of weeks to months.
What about ophthalmology?
Was my dream long ago when I was little. Too old to go to school now 😢
I’m currently a neurosurgery resident. Definitely very demanding specialty but getting to see the impact it has on peoples lives at end is truly inspiring
My doctor from the Mayo Clinic would be payed $0 if her income was based on the value of her care. She’s so useless.
This is misinformation, the rhetoric here is trying to say that value based care is a solution. But “value based care” has been the standard for decades, especially in private practices. Part of the reason that medical care in the states is so much higher than every other country in the world is because of “value based care”.
You are making it sound like it is a good thing, value based care is the better of two poison, it isn’t a solution.
Notice the difference between the words "value-based" and "outcome-based". And who wants to bet it's not the patients who are going to determine whether they received value-based care or not...
Exactly how though? The current system exists because the US health system is a profit machine and that system makes the most money. Traditional competition doesn't work in healthcare as sick people often can't shop around and lack the knowledge to make informed tradeoffs even when they do have a choice. So what would drive healthcare providers to switch to this seemingly less profitable model? Or is this just a pipedream
It's "this procedure doesn't provide enough value, so we won't let you have it", so still very profit-based. It has some advantages, for example most insurance companies will pay 100% of sterilization procedures because it saves money over birth control and pre- and post- natal costs. But, the actual value to the patient doesn't matter, only the percived value to the people measuring.
I want to be either cardiothoracic surgeon or a neurosurgeon
I went to 7 different places same week but none of them ask me this question 😂
.............. help what
I don't need to know how to avoid burnout, I AM ALREADY BURNT OUT!
Oh, i have been using active recall al my life and i didn't even notice
I want a thought 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😅
I’m a 3rd year med student right now and don’t know what will be my specialty but I hope I will have the courage and motivation to do the right thing one day Will update this comment as I go along
lol
I want to be a doctor that's why I got a doctor. Was very cool. That's why I love doctors. So I wanted to be a doctor because I wanted to help for a lot of stuff to be a doctor. I'm so happy to be a doctor if I was a doctor already
Great tutorial
Do Neurologist next + First
yeahh, it's exactly for me
Thank you
It does matter to an extent. I go to WashU which is one of (if not the top) school for premed students. The classes are insane and the resources rather plentiful. They are more likely to look at a student from my school with an ok gpa of 3.6 and be happier choosing them than someone with the same gpa and extracurriculars at a state school
Sometimes people make the wrong choice at first and it's better to start over rather than keep going. We don't know what the outcome of our decisions will be and that makes it hard to plan ahead, but you don't have to stick to a plan that isn't working out for you.
Yes
I will be a psychiatrist one day, any schools to remommend I’ve thought of Yale and some smaller colleges
I also want to be a neurosurgeon
So if I make it to college I would like to do Microbiology Research, Chemistry research, volunteering in the surgical department and going on a humanitarian trip. For my personal extra curricular‘s I’m doing engineering and business to get into medical school.
Dont become a pharmacist they get paid shit wages for the school and debt they take on. The field is oversaturated right now, do your research and come to your own conclusion.
Thankyou for beautiful message.
Yes i surely want to be one of them and help serve the community
They only teach us how to become just like a science teacher or math teacher or music teacher or art teacher because they don’t teach us about mental health or become a hairdresser and they don’t teach us about tax but maybe in grade 12
I just sleep all day after school and stay awake the whole night it's great
Become a neurosurgeon Become a founder of a company Become a professional athlete Win the lottery
So if i want to be psychiatrist where do i need to go after high school ?
Also radiology
Can you do best specialties for people who don’t like graphic stuff (surgery, insides of people)
Doing med school itself is enough of a challenge
Creatine monohydrate. You're welcome. 😏👌🏾