How to Pick a Medical Specialty based off of your Personality
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- In this video, Dr. Webb talks about how to choose a medical specialty based off your personality!
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He can do it because this video is him literally reading someone's else's content (without credit)
Ortho should really be, "Do you lift bro?"
Been having a rough week. Thanks for the video, came just in the right time and makes me feel a little better.
That flowchart is AMAZING! 😂😂
Appreciate it Dr.Webb I’m deciding between nursing and pre-med
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I like this Flow chart. I’m currently set on Anesthesthesiology but it’s good to explore all specialties of medicine. I recommend visiting your local hospital and asking to job shadow certain doctors. This really helped me to narrow down my decision learning about the different environments and duties which fit well with my personality.
True. Thanks for the pointers!
Check out this video if you haven’t!
th-cam.com/video/gz8HkAa9Zb8/w-d-xo.html
Anesthesiology is the hidden gem in medicine!
Hey Dr. Webb, I love how long this chart has been going around. I actually recently used it for a post in a physician FB group and it received a lot of laughs, a lot of cries, and a bit of outrage :P
How are your grades? "My class hates me."
Haha we all know that person.
ha, yup!
Does it mean the grades are so good that the classes hates you for not being able to be as good ?
@@alyssamedlife Yeah it could be a number of things.It could be envy, as you described. It could be that the person who gets good grades asks a lot of questions. If the class uses a curved grading system, their high scores "throw off" the curve for everyone else.
TurdFurgeson571 ohhh ok. Thank you 😊
@@alyssamedlife Not necessarily, for example if you have brilliant grades but like children you can still do Pediatrics, no matter what the flow chart says. My class hates me can mean they envy you but it can also mean that you boast a lot and are not popular and therefore should go into Pathology. If you have good grades ignore this part of the flow chart. There are some not huge nerds who do Pathology and some genii doing Pediatrics.
The difficult thing is when you wanna do something competitive, but you decide late so you have to try and get published in the field, set up subI’s/aways, etc. in a rush.
I struggle with this to, however I guess it is never to late to start? If you really want it, it is worth the effort.
HOW TO MEDICATE right. Gap years are a thing
Hi I’m interested in dermatology and what do you mean get published in the field and set up subl’s/ aways and etc. What are these things? And as a junior in high school I’m applying this year to college in the fall and wanna know how I can get ahead in this very competitive field.
Liangy Mendez Adnan A can speak more about pumping out publications and doing away rotations.
In terms of how your undergrad college plays into your medical journey, pick a college that will allow you to succeed. By far the most important factors to getting into med school will be GPA, MCAT, and research so I’d pick a undergrad where your gpa/SAT are in the 75%. If your leagues above your cohort, you’ll most likely do better in those specific pre med weeders.
Does undergrad name matter, you may be asking? Yes and no. It depends on the medical school. Most public state schools don’t care which undergrad you went to. Nearly all DO schools also don’t care. The only schools that care are the elite Top 20 schools and private medical schools not affiliated with a state. For the elite schools, it’s almost a soft requirement that you attended a elite undergrad. That’s not say you have to come from an elite undergrad to get into a Top tier medical school, but your certainly making it harder for yourelf if you don’t. Yale’s med school class this year has almost 90% of their class from elite private institutions. The elite undergrad institutions don’t make up 90% of the high gpa/MCAT/published applicants. For certain mid tier private schools, coming from a elite undergrad will give you brownie points as an applicant.
So now you may be asking, what are the benefits of going to an elite med school? Good question. Here are some of the reasons you may want to attend.
1. Elite medical schools have curriculums that are designed for you to succeed and match well. Many have boiled down pre clinical content to 1 year so you have another year dedicated to doing research for your area of interest and to study for your USMLE’s. Many has unranked pre clinicals that are pass or fail instead of grades. This gives a student more time to study and work on other aspects of their app rather than obsess about grades and class rank. Some even have P/F unranked for the entirety of the schooling ( Yale and Vandy comes to mind). Others have Honors/ high pass/pass or fail for clinical years but at many top med schools there aren’t a set amount of honors a student body can receive. Those who work hard and are attentive generally get the Honors they need for their specialty of choice w/o problem (Duke/Harvard comes to mind). Basically the top schools generally don’t feel a need to stratify their students, unlike most medical schools. One less factor to worry about.
2. Competitive specialties are relatively small fields. Getting a LOR from someone connected into these small fields will go a long way. As you can imagine, Most of the biggest names in these fields are from the biggest institutions. This isn’t always necessarily true. Wayne state has a amazing ENT program and Iowa is known for neurosurgery for example. But in general, you’ll have a great LOR for your selective speciality if you go to a top school.
3. The step 1 score is going P/F. This score was numbered b4 and was like the SAT for med school and a had a huge impact for the type of specialty you ended up in. Now that it is P/F people speculate that ECs, class rank and grades, and LORs will be what determine who gets the competitive specialties. As I have established, top med schools have a curriculum that doesn’t have students worry about grades and class rank generally speaking, give ample time for ECs, and have some of the best academics to write your LOR. So going to one of these schools would be your best bet if you want Derm.
My advice is if derm is your goal, work hard now go to an elite school for undergrad that has as little grade deflation as possible. Harvard and Brown both come to mind. Don’t go to a brand name school that has low average gpas for its grads like JHU, university of Chicago, Princeton, Cornell etc. The top 20 won’t give you a pass for a average gpa even if it’s from a great school, and most public med schools could care less about your schools reputation.
This all being said, you can become a dermatologist from any medical school if you’re capable and hardworking enough, but in general, it’ll be easier at a elite school. There’s a reason why schools like Yale/Stanford med make 6-9 dermies a year and it’s not just because these med students are bright.
Jswirv wow wow thank you so much for this precious information! I currently have a 4.2 GPA and I’m gonna be studying for the SAT over the summer so then I can ace it in August/September! The only problem is that I got such a high GPA from taking honors class not AP/IB classes. But for my senior year I’m going to be attending a community college instead of studying my last year at my high school so that way I can get college credits. The only problem is that I’m sure the elite undergrad schools don’t have transferable credits but I will look more into that. My experience in the community college as a high school senior is more for the rigorous work So that I can become used to the amount of work for the future. Also what are some of the best undergrad majors to study to get into med school? In addition do you know of any high school seniors that can shadow doctors like a dermatologist, is That possible?
Can confirm the accuracy, got Psych without looking at the end results and that's what I'm applying to this year!
So far, I have been able to narrow what I want to everything on this list
Thanks for posting this!! Hilarious and oddly helpful 😂😍
Ha, thanks!
O.O this is what I neeeeeed. Thanks Dr. Webb!
No problem!
THANKS for sharing this Doc!😀 I'm in my high school year and planning to be a doctor soon🙌
Why would it been soon?
THIS IS SOOOOOOOOO GOOD!!!;) Thank you!!!;)
True inspiration! Thank you!
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Great video Dr. Webb!
Thanks David!
I keep GETTING OBGYN! No matter what I do- I keep getting that!
Love this scheme... Thank u...
Hahaha. The chuckle kills me!
My personality loves to multitask and love the thrill....emergency medicine! This would be my specialty hands down. 👏
Awesome video!
Thanks!
Really great video! I want to become a plastic surgeon! I am now in my last year of medical school.
Plastic Surgery is a great field! Ive considered it
@@antoniowebbmd why you did not go for it?
*SO PERFECT.*
This man said "you can have fake interest in rashes"- Derm, im cryinnnnnnnnn
Omg the best video ever.
I love how monotone he is
I love how this accidentally sent me to Emergency Medicine, and that what chatgpt said I should do as a Specialty when taking into consideration my adhd diagnosis and Astrological Chart 💀
I'm all about that Forensic Pathology.
THANK YOU so much for this. Holy shit.
Been driving myself insane the last couple months while I nervously wait on an acceptance or denial letter to my community college's A.S. for Radiology. (doing a two year to be an x-ray tech to see if I can even stand that and retain interest before pushing though a 4 year out of city and into med school and such)
During that time I've been sitting here looking up alternatives in case I don't get accepted where I can just finish my A.A. and either reapply to the programs at my cc, or go to a Uni.
I've been bouncing around between an IT or Comp. Science degree and something in medicine for the last 10 years (22 now) so it seemed sensible to do Radiology to work with machines and still help others.
Going back to the flow chart:
- Despite interest in just about everything aside from Cardiology, I hate kids with a passion so I don't know about Family Medicine there. Although I've never had to work around them. Only experiences I can think of are in grocery stores and such when the parents can't stop their kid from screaming and crying for minutes at a time.
- Grades are fine aside from the C in A&P2 (side effects from a medication is all imma say).
- I am fine with cutting things but something about needles freaks me the fuck out, although I am willing to bet I can just be around them enough to make that go away. Otherwise anything Cardiovascular related is an absolute no go. (gonna look into interventional radiology procedures to see what that all entails)
- Socially awkward is getting there. Just takes a couple minutes talking to get comfortable with the person. Though honestly a few minutes is all I imagine most people have with a particular patient so it'd always be awkward.
So yeah, pretty accurate.
Hey Dr. Webb can you talk more about PM&R. At my hospital, the rehab floor doctors are all family medicine doctors.
i always wanted to take up PMR but since my whole family is against my decision, im still confused with what i should choose.... And then i came across your video...!!! Oh lord....!!! Sir.... I think i should take up PMR....!!!! Thats the only option im getting when i went through your flow chart....!!! Thankyou! 🙌🏻
what is pmr
Great video just found your channel today
I'm a junior in high school pretty sure I want to become a neurosurgeon or maybe even neuropsychiatrist
You video really help we somewhat set goals for my future
Thank you
Awesome! Keep up the good work and welcome to the channel!
Vastly different careers around the same organ. It's awesome that you have such broad interests!
Keep it up!
None....I'm an Accountant..🤣🤣🤣🤣...love it....Numbers don't talk back..lol
About“How are your grades”, would you like to give a score range with ugh, ok and your classmates hate u. Thank you!
Literally cracking up right now with those Qs on the chart haha
LOL
Thank you so much for your videos!!
what is the perfect subject to major in to go to Medical school?
There is no "perfect" subject to major in. I actually sat on the admissions board at Georgetown while in med school and learned a quite bit about applying, etc. Lately, most med schools have started to like students with non bio/non chem degrees. But, major in something that you enjoy learning about. If it's not bio or chem, then do the pre-reqs additionally. If you want to major in music, then do that. And then just do the pre-reqs for med school. That will be perfectly fine and may actually make you stand out from the majority who have a biology or chemistry degree. If I had to recommend a degree to a pre medical student, it would be to pick a major that after you graduate (and while applying to medical school) that you can make some income. Examples include: nursing degree, tech jobs associated with a degree, computer degrees, etc. I hope this helps and good luck!
Here is a video that you can check out: th-cam.com/video/rnBAfKzaMVI/w-d-xo.html
Best,
AJW
Antonio Webb, M.D.
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Antonio J. Webb, M.D.
Thank you so much,you're really helpful.
I'm thinking to major in Biomedical science,but I don't know if can make some income after graduating while I apply to Medical school.what do you think?
Spanish! But I’m a little bias since that’s my Bachelors lol
I’m not socially awkward but i try to avoid fields that will cause confrontations that i could have with patients but i do like to go into a speciality that pays me an average salary in comparison to the highest paid specialities .Also i want to go and have enough free time to spend outside of medicine .I need some help here dr .webb.!!
That feel when the speciality you chose is on the diagram but he didn't even speak about it and it's the only field he didn't mention at all lmao.
Broke my heart man
What was that?
Sudev Namboodiri sounds like anesthesiology 😂😂
@@abdullahassiri6741 If it's anes, then that would break my heart too. Surgeons and anesthesiologists have to work together. It's as bad as Josh not inviting Drake to his wedding.
Hahaha! I love everything and I have ADHD.
I’m actually doing EM/FM!
Haha so funny 😆 I like nothing.. my grades are ugh.. I do like people (sometimes lol), I do willing to touch.. so I guess physical medicine and rehab would probably suitable for me.. 🙈
Working in medicine is a very tough job. You have to be smart, dilligent, independent learners, talkactive, willing to try one more time. We need to master skills in order to do good in medicine. I have a realization after studying medicine and living with bronchiectasis that being a patient and a medical professional is a tough combo. 😂
Well I guess I don't have to be so overwhelmed with the little things and the future. Enjoy new things and learn as much as I can. One day at a time.
ha and Very true, take it one day at a time!
I love OBGYN and thats what i got lol 🥰
I read “do you have” ... and got distracted then reread it to realize that it said ADHD and start laughing because that’s definitely me 😂😂
Same 😂😂😂
Hi I’m interested in dermatology And as a junior in high school I’m applying this year to college in the fall and wanna know how I can get ahead in this very competitive field.
If your a carribean graduate or your a DO. You really only have 2 option. Family medicine And if your a top gunner, internal. Most who choice internal do so with the Hope's that they can get fellowships in more connective speciality later on. As much as I'd love to pick a speciality. I know family will be my only option. And that's fine with me.
News that matter I wouldn’t be so pessimistic if you’re a DO. The Step 1 scores are still numbered (for the time being), so many specialties besides IM and FM are options if you’re a stud of a medical student. Nail your clinicals, step tests, make pubs, and network. DOs place in specialties like anesthesiology, EM, Path, and OBGYN all the time. I’ve even heard of DOs placing in ENT, Rad Onc, and Rads. As long as you bust your ass as a DO, I’m pretty sure every speciality is in play besides Derm, integrated plastics, neuro surg, and orthopedics. Youll have to work harder than your MD peers for the same opportunities, but these doors aren’t out right closed to you just because you’re a DO.
News that matter but yeah you don’t have plenty of options as a carribean
@@triiii1303 That's the biggest BS floating around. If you are an American, with an undergrad degree and do well on your exams and rotations. AND APPLY WISELY, THEN YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE ANY ISSUES. It's expensive to go to caribbean, THEY DON'T OFFER SUPPORT and you have to teach yourself for the most part and you have no real guidance. They will drop you faster than a fart disappearing in the wind if you screw up on courses. American medical schools set you up better. On Top of that Caribbean students are still responsible to meet the same exact criteria as students from Ivy league schools and pass the same exams.
News that matter I don’t understand.... what’s the biggest bs that I’m spreading in my posts? I agree with your take that opportunities are bleak for carribean students, but I wouldn’t lump DOs into the same boat as carribean MDs. Your not destined for primary care just because you’re a DO. Look at any match list from a respected DO school (like MSU COM). Students end up in a variety specialties
Thank you Doc!
But you forgot to mention ENT (Otonasolaryngology) specialty in your diagram!
Yup! Thanks!
I acknowledge the time you placed into making this diagram♥
Everyone always forgets anesthesia :(
We’re usually out cold
@@CombativeLlama HHAHAHH
I will add it for you...."Are you usually forgotten about and left out of conversations? Then anesthesia is for you!"
No it’s there
4:45 radiology
I wanna be a *Radiology* 🖖🖖🖖. Next year ill do my test for speciality 😮
Radiologist is a good field! Good luck!
Mario C. Omg I want to be a radiologist too!
Same.You should look up radiopedia. Its like having thousands of cases from wherever.
I’m pre-med and I failed organic chem smh why’d I choose this track
Family medicine pay don't seem too shabby to me! Not that the pay is important, but family is extremely important to me, and I would love to work in family medicine one day to be more with my future family and keep other families safe and well.
You can do it!
Cool , Please send the image of the chart, I want to hit my colleagues with theses fun facts.
Thanks,
@My 2 Cents I'm a doctor and that's why I respect copy-rights
Okay I have been looking for an answer to this and am wondering if you know. Say there is a gsw to the heart, or major blood vessel be it vena cava or aorta. Does the trauma surgeon take card of that or will they call in a cardiovascular surgeon?
Most likely cardiovascular surgeon
I think the "meow" joke went right over my head lol what's the reference??
i think its me ow
I think it s referring to fact that most obgyns are women or that they deal with the vagina aka pussy cat hence the meow
watchthis300, how about general surgery?
can you make a video for immigrants? i have been trying to collect information about the countries and entrance exams that i'd have to give if i want to emigrate from india. but all of that is confusing me like anything.
if you have any information regarding studying surgery in any part of the world and their entrance tests, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make a video on it!
Ortho it is!
What personality best fit interventional Cardiology or Cardiovascular/ thoracic surgery please?
probably nerd, like to cut, and willing to compromise with sleep
Orthopedic - strip clubs, because they’ll never have a family.
The truth is you can make a lot of money in any residency especially with a fellowship
If you hustle
Lifestyle/ there are ways to make anything work. ER rural docs work 7 24 hour shifts a month
Hey Dr. Webb. I'm a first year med student and I did below average but passed my first 3 classes. Could I still get into a specialty like IM or anesthesia?
Check out this video here. Your 1st and 2nd year grades don’t really matter.
th-cam.com/video/_EKf97cKKj4/w-d-xo.html
Where are cardiology and cardiothoracic surgery?
HAHA this video is right on time considering I'm a 3rd year medical student, but you left off my future speciality #Anesthesiology
You can do it!
Check out this video here!
th-cam.com/video/gz8HkAa9Zb8/w-d-xo.html
@My 2 Cents He didnt mention it in the video... 2 cents is the perfect name for you
What about cardiology or cardiovascular surgery?
😂😂😂 in your heart
Is there a list for sub specialities ?
Soooo I might end up in pathology, neurology or anesthesiology lol
Man's said phisayatry😂🙏🏼
What about Cardiology?
did not see cardiology or dentistry???
What about rheumatology
What would be the characteristics of oncology?
Nyc vdo❤
I subbed you seem like a cool guy 😎
Thanks! Welcome to the channel!
I want to be an anesthesiologist, what high school gpa should you have. I have around a 3.5 and it’s my freshmen year. Next year I’m think about taking honors math,science, and Spanish. Do you think that will be good enough to become an anesthesiologist.
Churninpark high school gpa has no relevance for your med school goals just so ya know. For getting into med schools, Your gpa matters when you’re in college.
The average MD applicant that got an acceptance had a college undergraduate gpa between 3.7-3.8.
The average DO applicant that got an acceptance had a gpa between 3.4-3.5
Jswirv Ok thanks you for answering.
What happens to cardiology?
that's a subspecialty of internal med
“Do you like to cut” 😂
What abt ENT
The pay is not there
I’m aiming for ortho spine
The best field! Ha
I'd have been a pediatrician. Love kids.
Ortho it is
Where is CVTS
was looking for internal medicine but got general medicine :0
What’s the difference between a physical medicine & rehab MD vs physical therapist?
Good question. Physiatrists and physical therapists treat patients with the same types of conditions. However, physiatrists are physicians who have completed medical school plus four years of residency training. The role of the physiatrist is to manage a patient's medical issues as they participate through the rehabilitation process such as their blood pressure and other medical problems. Physical therapists then assist the patients in the rehab process so essentially they work together as a team.
Zebras vs. horses
Why am I watching this I’m not even in the med school
Hey I'm 25 year old and I'm in school for mechanical engineer should I switch it to nursing just to stay in the medical area our just continue to do four years of mechanical engineer then go to medical school
james roberts drop mechanical engineering if your goal is medical school. Medical schools don’t take into account the difficulty of your major. They only look at your gpa. Switch to an easy major that is still inline with the pre med prerequisites, like a BA in biology, and try your best to maintain at least a 3.7.
Honestly this helps 😂
a pathologist .... sounds about right
I love surgery and everything about it but how do u deal with the pressure of operating on a human
My 2 Cents well duh but it’s still a living person
My 2 Cents and how do u deal with the pressure of having a human life in your hands it’s a pretty straightforward question don’t know how you’d get confused with it
My 2 Cents I asked how do u handle the pressure and u go oh their under well no shit idiot their gonna be under. I’m talking about human surgery an animals life would also be stressful so the same question applies how do u handle the pressure. For a vet ur pretty dense
Don't worry u have to become competent in your residency otherwise you won't pass!! till you pass there will always be a surgeon to supervise you till you master the skill
Are you doing academic or private practice after fellowship?
Undecided
keeping it real since 1985
Emergency medicine is not mentioned... oh I just saw it! EM
Family medicine it is 😛👍🏻
I wanna go into pediatrics but im not a nerd
You don’t have to be a nerd
No OMFS :(
Lifestyle for orthopedics?
EM is perfect for me. Night shift, work less hours, grind in the morning, work 5-10 years. Retire at 40 a multimillionaire and pursue other interests.
the b biddim ??? Multimillionaire by 40 in EM? 😂
@@tstoke7877 Our esteemed Dr. Webb put out a video detailing how he'll finish residency with about $540,000 in debt. Maybe, when I graduate medical school in a year, I'll put up a video on how I'm up almost $700,000 as a full time med student.
@@tstoke7877 I'm gonna be millionaire by 40 and I'm peds so a EM CAN DEFINITELY do it.
EM could be an attending at age 29. Pay of student loans in 2-3 years. Invest half of income (300k/2 = 150k) for next 8 years and that adds up to over 1 million.
Why you need to be a nerd to be In phathology ? Is it hard
It's not hard to match into, but it's not for everyone. You have to be interested in looking at slides, images, and even deceased bodies day in and day out. There is much less social interaction in pathology than in many other specialties.
General surgery aka medical handymen #medicine💪🏾🛠