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I'm a non traditional MD-3 and I resonate with this

Great

Am I the only person that never had a pediatrician? I always just had a regular GP. But I grew up in a town with 500 people so that's probably why lol

Thank you for this interview!! 😃 It gives me more passion for Heme Onco 💪😃

Doc not gonna see his daughter graduate high school if he keeps up the 4 hrs of sleep/6 coffees a day

Pathology is an intersection between basic science and clinical knowledge. Being in love in diagnostic medicine and directly observe the disease with our eyes makes pathology is a fantastic medical field to explore. I do agree that "the hallmark of good pathology is the one who find out new things that they don't know, and excited to figure it out and learn something new". Thank you for the sharing session. I hope this video able to inspired doctors to pursue their field in pathology.

She may be delivering me. I hope she honors my wishes❤

Sending love man just found your channel <3

As a pre-medical student, I found this video incredibly inspiring. Dr. Okusanya's passion for learning, medicine, and dedication to self-actualization is both captivating and motivating. His commitment to excellence and personal growth serves as a powerful example for all aspiring medical professionals. One key takeaway for me is that while intelligence and knowledge are essential for all doctors, it is the passion, grit, and ability to connect with others that distinguish a good doctor from an exceptional one who truly changes lives. Thank you both for this wonderful content!

Next time ask their salary

What about organ printing machines that are modified to work on injured patients?

You sacrifice a lot to become a CT Surgeon... part of that sacrifice is your medical knowledge... You lose a lot of practical medical ability becoming a heart proceduralist.

Wow watching this is just firing me up, especially knowing he is a Nigerian like me. I need to do more!

Hey Zach, love these podcasts! Do you know any pm&r/pain docs to interview?

Great podcast

7th year resident....bruh

Amazing interview! Regarding one of the last comments, Zach you’re great at interviewing and podcasting. Having this skill will enormously add to your medical career! You can be great at both and both will complement each other.

Excellent episode. I am a premed interested in OBGYN and GYN Pathology. This interview definitely gave me great information on how to explore both fields. What is Dr. Goldberg’s contact information ?

This is awesome

Pathologist has the highest probability of getting replaced by AI in 10 to 20 yrs time.

We’ll be here waiting to support ✌️💪

Absolutely phenomenal human!!!!

Sir, Please, try to find an omfs surgeon (md,dds) for an interview! Thank you!

Retired ER physician here. kudos to getting into and completing a neurological surgery residency. Over the years I have consulted them on numerous occasions from the ER. I recall a conversation with one, an MD PhD colleague and friend that trained in a fancy big name program. Conversation was about there being so few residency spots in that field. He was very candid and told me that is to "maintain prestige" Would be more humane to allow more residency spots so they would not need to be worked to death.

It’s the point she said that Dr salivate and get happy when people have diabetes and high blood pressure. This is crazy. The medical board is really ran by money motivated talent supposed to be helping people like you sick. What happened to healing people and helping them get rid of the disease, but steady want to prolong it to keep the person to keep coming back to you keep money in your pocket for you

It’s the point she said that Dr salivate and get happy when people have diabetes and high blood pressure. This is crazy. The medical board is really ran by money motivated talent supposed to be helping people like you sick. What happened to healing people and helping them get rid of the disease, but steady want to prolong it to keep the person to keep coming back to you keep money in your pocket for you

Those salaries are appalling....no wonder healthcare is so out of reach

Thank you Halle! So helpful !!

They said i wasnt a teamplayer/lacked work ethic/

That’s a catch right there

"It's important to have an identity outside of neurosurgery". She says, after saying that she work 5am to 7pm, which is 14hour. If you sleep 7 hours, that leaves you 3 hours of spare time per day. Sorry but there is absolutely no way you get any significant "side identity" with that.

Why tf do you look like Tyler The Creator's dad?

Bummer I literally just found you and it’s channels like this that help me under medicine much more. Wife is a pediatrics er physician and I have made the consideration to possibly pursue medicine as well. I’ll be digging in to these and catching up

As I work in Pharma. I am a medical doctor with surgical specialty. I can say only those who does not know their value or can not contribute to the team , the value of doctor decrease to zero ( except for impressing others colleagues) then it vanishes… stay close to practice, in pharmaceutical they use only your tittle to gain others trust …

Awesome interview!!

Love the physiology

A great reminder for me as a patient to take the time to always express my gratitude for quality care.

I think I could listen to Brian Till talk about anything

This is an absolutely amazing interview. The nuance and experience he answers the questions with is so spot on.

I love the comment he makes about knowing he did it right when the scrub tech didn't pull out his sutures he put in. lol. Very true.

Best lecture so far

One of the BEST Podcast deliveries I have heard. Brilliant.

Fascinating person and life. Thanks for providing this interview. This is the first one i watched all the way through :)

She looks like a BADASS with kind heart....

Dude won the lottery. Chad of medical world...i wonder what his networth is

You can tell interviewer is out of his depth

Great episode! I'm an incoming med student, and listening to the advice at 1:10:00 was very helpful. I've constantly heard how important it is to do a bunch of research in med school, but it was nice to hear some actionable advice for how to actually get good at that. I'm definitely going to look into learning Python or something like that!

I love this

Real life Dr House

This guy is awesome