Would you guys want more tours of the actual ORs and OR setups like this one? This was a super cool opportunity (that was actually her idea) so lmk if you’d like to see more!
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️ *What is the Gospel?* The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 10:9 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. JESUS CHRIST can come anytime! Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
I am a graduate student in public health, and when she ended by saying "preventative medicine is a key component needed to give people a higher quality of life," I immediately smiled.
As an anesthesia technician for 18 plus years I've see my share of close call near death complicated surgical cases requiring a "master resuscitator"(aka Anesthesiologist, aka Unsung hero). The surgeon talks to the family, tells them there was a near death problem, but the patient made it through surgery....... Without mentioning the beads of sweat dripping down the face of the Anesthesiologist who stabilized the patient, kept vital organs from failing and kept the patient alive. Surgeon's get the glory and accolades for performing surgery. In real time however, the Anesthesiologist is the true Unsung hero of the entire operating theater.
They seem like the healers in an RPG group. Healers control whether the group lives or dies in a dungeon, and anesthesiologists control whether the surgery goes through or not.
A quote I heard, when things are going well the surgeon is the captain of the operating room. When things are going poorly, the anesthesiologist becomes the captain.
Her answers about the appeal of anaesthesia, the fact that it is real time medicine, and that it is a perfect balance of hands on and intellectual medicine, were absolutely right. She's giving the answers that I gave medical students for years. So spot on
Being able to continue asking questions that flow without pausing while operating a gimbal, perfectly tracking the star with good framing, and even adjusting camera settings all at the same time is a rare skill. You're really good at this.
hahaha if only you saw what the people answering the questions see during the interviews...not many people can appreciate that part of it so glad some one notices :)
@Ryan S I had a septoplasty and turbinoplasty and it went very well! General anesthesia is very underwhelming in that without you even knowing it, the lights just go out, and next thing you’re waking up, but at the same time it’s really weird if you think about it!
@Ryan S that’s exactly what I thought dying might be like after the fact. 😂 one second you’re conscious, then the next, nothing! But hopefully it’s underwhelming in pain, overwhelming in whatever may come after! The living will never know 😩
@Ryan S believe it or not I watched the whole show EXCEPT the final season, don’t know why I stopped 🤷🏻♀️ I have heard it’s controversial and I always said I’ll finish it and still haven’t, so I’ll just have to buckle up and just watch the last episode once and for all! You ever watched Lost? Everyone hated the ending but I actually liked it
I love this because anesthesiologist is my dream job. I think they are so underrated. It breaks my heart when people say that’s such a stupid/boring job, why do they exist, all they do is stare at a screen and the thing that loathes me, that’s so easy! Thank you to all of the anesthesiologists out there! You’re amazing!
I think it's far from boring you deal with some interesting cases. I personally think anesthesiology along with trauma and emergency medicine are awesome.
I was an SICU nurse here and I worked with her! Definitely remember the OB patient that received 80 units of blood. She made it out of our ICU and her baby was fine! Amazing
Hats off to all the people in healthcare! Thank you for everything! No offense to other professionals but here,if you do a mistake …people die! To have that level of calmness while being in such a field…that’s a superpower right there❤️
As an aspiring anesthesiologist, this is a really informative and fun video to watch! will take the advice and go for it, currently waiting for admission to medical school ^^
@@clarissaevans9347 Not necessarily, some want to practice international medicine in general. And some apply with high stats because other U.S med schools rejected them in the first place.
@@musicalrice7422 Lol bruh I'm not even gonna apply I realized how corrupt the admissions is it's based on race and money and connections and nepotism. Pathetic ass field. Switched to business
I have a daughter going into this very same field... and, ironically enough, this interview echoes her same interests and personality. This vignette is absolutely amazing. Your sharing of knowledge and a window here is exquisitely invaluable. Many thanks for your efforts and work highlighting some of the hardest working humans that WORK FOR HUMANS sake... AMAZING work, Sir! Respect, unending...
I am so disappointed at some posters talking about her personal life. She has worked hard to get where she is. No one really cares what medical school you go to as long as you are board certified, and credentialed at your hospital and treat your patients and colleagues with respect and have good outcomes. Its idiotic for people to criticize international medical graduates. Often, opportunities are not present to attend Canadian or American medical schools d/t being a non traditional applicant or nonsensical application process for medical schools. I am a board certified anesthesiologist and a fellowship trained pain physician. I also went to an offshore school. I have been in practice for more than 7 years. I am loving my life, my patients, my colleagues and my family. Being a doctor provided me with happiness and I live my life gratefully for the opportunity and work in one of the best places in the country. And no, no one cares or asks where I went to medical school. Please show some class and do not abuse this doctor, and learn a little about foreign trained physicians and how hard they have to work to provide care for the U.S. Public. Often they go into rural areas that U.S. doctors do not want to go at all.
I'm a second year respiratory therapy student but in the middle of the sem, I suddenly have this urge to pursue medicine and I find Anesthesia very fascinating. I hope, when I come back to this comment after a few years, I'm already living my dream of being a MD. ❤️🤞
When she said she is thankful for all the behind the scenes people that was sweet because those people do matter.. they do a lot. This was my favorite one I’ve seen so far..
Such wholesome and comprehensive answers to such well thought out questions. Just got my selection letter for Anesthesia and really eagerly listened to every word she had to say
i came to learn and listen, im leaving having done those things and i love her. such a caring and positive person. something very warm and genuine about her.
Dr IYAYA sir You’re such a delightful person and a dedicated doctor, you truly are an inspiration. doctor IYAYA on TH-cam are always busy and in a hurry, but whenever I visit your clinic you give your sincere and undivided attention. Having an appointment is always worth the visit. You have no idea how much of a blessing you are to us. Thanks for being such an amazing doctor IYAYA on TH-cam you are giving treatment for free to many of poor which really appreciable.. we can say
dude she's super positive, after my anesthesiology rounds i was like drained (and i'm just a medstud NOT even the resident!) i'd have to admit it's an interesting field tho
@@NDMD Born and raised in Jamaica which is where dancehall originates so I was extra pleased to hear her say that. Also considering anaes or paeds residency.
@@lisamorrison4636 two fantastic choices :) also that's so so cool, probably cus she went to school in the Caribbean, got more exposure to dancehall than most people would
my nursing psych professor was the same way! she really enjoys reading/teaching about mental health, but she didn’t like practicing it 🤷🏻♀️ she was an amazing professor!
Yes I agree anesthetists are one of the most hardworking people in healthcare they are simply the ✨ guardian angels✨ in the OR. I cant wait to go to med school 💙
@Ryan S I have a petroclival meningioma brainstem tumor. My NS was only able to resect a portion due to critical location. He severed my 6th cranial nerve because it was embedded in tumor with resulted in permanent double vision despite 4 attempt at strabismus surgery. Residual tumor too big for radiation. Since my tumor has grown, I will have to have another high risk surgery in 2-4 years :(
Oh my gosh! I recently shifted my goal from Internal Medicine to Anesthesia, and I am preparing hard to get selected for MD Anesthesia residency. Her words really affirmed what I feel towards this branch of medicine. And her last words were so so motivating. In India, Anesthesia is not very competitive as it is US. Mainly because of people's perception and med students and interns not knowing the amazing prospects of it because we are not exposed to it as much. I had myself done only 4-5 days of anesthesia rotation in critical care, before we were called to do covid ward duties. I honestly, fell in love with it right there and then. But after graduating and while preparing for post graduate entrance exams, it subconsciously got faded away and internal medicine took precedence because it's considered "evergreen" branch. I've failed last year to get into internal medicine. Although with that rank, I could've gotten in a top institute of India for MD Anesthesia, but I blew that chance because I'm now having the realisation of how Anesthesia is a perfect path for me to take. I'm taking another exam in 6 days. Hopefully (definitely) when I pass it and actually get a good rank and get MD Anesthesia, I'll come back to this post and let you all know. Till then, stay tuned. gonna go work my ass off ✨
so happy to say those exams results have come, and I've secured a rank of 5679 (among 200k applicants). Now waiting for counselling to happen. According to previous sessions, i can get MD Anesthesia in any college of India. My aim is to get into Delhi Colleges. I'm so happy. After grinding for 1.5 years after graduating from medical school, is when I'm getting my results. I hope and and pray in coming 1-3 months, i will start the MD Anesthesiology residency, that too in one of the best colleges of India! 🤞
@@akshu7966 congratulations sir/mam! I'm preparing for neet now.. it'll be long journey ahead..I just wanted to ask you that is it really worth it? I mean everyone is just demotivating me that this you'll loose spark of your life etc . Im ready for any hardships but even I had talked to a doctor and he said don't get into mbbs ..instead go for other branches etc..I wanted your opinion ! 😊
Hello from South Africa 🇿🇦 🇿🇦 I'm not in the medical field at all, but I like watching your videos. If possible, please interview a pulmonologist. It would be interesting to hear about their experiences during covid.
I’m a junior this year and my school provides us a medical class and at first I wanted to be a surgeon but watching this video gave me courage that I should work up to this job :)) thank you for posting this!!
Gosh I can’t imagine how tired she might be. I have chronic (physical and mental) illnesses and I sleep up to 10-13+ hours depending so that’s a factor, but I really want to go into the medical field. I know not all fields are like this (hopefully) and I can’t imagine doing anything else. Hopefully you guys are getting more sleep and that’s not the adrenaline kicks. It’s rough but you guys are truly the best people for what you do. Also; this was made beautifully, thank you for sharing this for those that want to have a look into the world when it might not be available for everyone 🤍
we train to work like this, the self care part of medicine isn't emphasized or publicized on the internet as often but it's definitely a huge part of making sure we perform well. don't let it scare you tho! keep grinding and you'll be in med school and a physician soon enough :). thank you for your kind words on the video too and i hope you enjoyed!
OMG....this is so cool. I thought 73 questions was just with celebrities. This is amazing and awesome opportunity for people to get a broader mind on ones profession. :) These are the reasons, such as video above, why I love TH-cam
Currently about to begin year 5 medicine and feeling so inspired. I loved it when she said Anaesthesia is a hidden gem in medicine. I am ssssooo coming for it. I'm so excited I'm even about to explode.😂
I work at a Level 1 Trauma center, and I think that is a myth. Our EM Physicians are pretty chill. Only time you will see running is if someone is coding, or an emergent patient is coming from the helipads.
Amazing! I am a medical recruiter and anesthesia is one of my departments, I am not a doctor so it can be quite difficult for me to understand the field so it was very nice to find this video ☺️
I don’t mean to come across as offensive, but the whole point of recruiting should be that you have more than an on-paper idea of how the field you are recruiting for works. Non-clinical/non-medical recruiters have a bad habit of picking bad candidates to pursue because you genuinely don’t know what you should be looking for beyond their stupid and frankly irrelevant resume…
@@JROD082384 That’s why there’s technical interview assessments by senior doctors 😉 My job is not to assess doctors, my job is to identify potential candidates based on their years of experience and profissional background.
I have been in practice for 17 years as an anesthesiologist. Funny how a lot of her answers were the same as mine back then, and still are today. However, it’s also funny how some of them have completely changed after being in practice for a few years.
@@dececanem residents usually love the "hard" cases, those patients who are between life and death. old anesthesiologists (normally) prefer easy cases with no stress.
It's interesting that she and I have many things in common. I like to read the book and think about it but not too much about practicing. I am also a night person, and my goal is to be nurse anesthetist
Omg!!! Thanks for this video, i'm about to start my Anesthesiology residency and this video just gave me all the motivation I needed, great questions, looking forward to see more
She says that she studied medicine in the Caribbean so that she could match more easily in the field. I always understood that it didnt matter what school you went to to match as long as it was accredited and recognized by your country and that matching was based on your own merit
I'm an MS1 at All Saints University in Dominica, I would love to hear more about how she got an anesthesia residency (I also want to end up doing a cardiothoracic fellowship), and what the best way to prepare as an IMG would be.
EPIDURALS AHHHHH😵💫😮 I started becoming very interested in anesthesiologist once I got an epidural while in labor… this man was so kind and gave great information so I decided to look in the career. Wow! I love it and respect it. Epidurals hurt so fucking bad!
This is the video that I enjoyed watching the most, she's such a sweet person must be an amazing doctor as well If she opens a channel on TH-cam I'd be the first subscriber
Would you guys want more tours of the actual ORs and OR setups like this one? This was a super cool opportunity (that was actually her idea) so lmk if you’d like to see more!
YES YES YES. Loved this.
Just do it with a physician who actually went to a credible medical school. Thank you very much.
Yes absolutely
yes please :) I love these videos
@@mildmannered7619 what a clueless premed response 🤣
Forget vogue this is what I want to see- youtube recommendations finally got it right!
hahaha thank you so much that's so encouraging to hear :)
i suspected something as soon as i saw her and this comment verifies how i believe she got all her good grades and subsequent medical degrees
True
Very true!
I agree so much 💙
Went to med school with her, glad to see she hasn’t changed ❤️ Always been so sweet
omg what??? small world
@@300secondbanoutyougo9 she likes to get blacked . Nice
@@Hi-qt2nj lmao thats what he remebers about her
@@britneyferndx763 fr out of everything😭
@@legalfictionnaturalfact3969 bruh what did she do to you?
shes so personable. she's a breath of fresh air. love to see her personality shine through
that's why i love these interviews vs regular cold sit down ones, let the personality shine
@@NDMD Glad that you took up anesthesia as a specialty, you knocked me out with your beauty just looking at you!
I smell simp and "yas queen" vibes from this comment blegh
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️
*What is the Gospel?*
The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.
Romans 10:9
9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
JESUS CHRIST can come anytime!
Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
@@tama3442 wtf is this random comment go to church
I am a graduate student in public health, and when she ended by saying "preventative medicine is a key component needed to give people a higher quality of life," I immediately smiled.
"an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure"
That a good book too 😉
As an anesthesia technician for 18 plus years I've see my share of close call near death complicated surgical cases requiring a "master resuscitator"(aka Anesthesiologist, aka Unsung hero). The surgeon talks to the family, tells them there was a near death problem, but the patient made it through surgery....... Without mentioning the beads of sweat dripping down the face of the Anesthesiologist who stabilized the patient, kept vital organs from failing and kept the patient alive. Surgeon's get the glory and accolades for performing surgery. In real time however, the Anesthesiologist is the true Unsung hero of the entire operating theater.
They seem like the healers in an RPG group. Healers control whether the group lives or dies in a dungeon, and anesthesiologists control whether the surgery goes through or not.
A quote I heard, when things are going well the surgeon is the captain of the operating room. When things are going poorly, the anesthesiologist becomes the captain.
@@BoogieDownProduction the saying goes like " The surgeon is the captain of a ship. The anaesthesiologist is the captain of a sinking ship."
Her answers about the appeal of anaesthesia, the fact that it is real time medicine, and that it is a perfect balance of hands on and intellectual medicine, were absolutely right. She's giving the answers that I gave medical students for years. So spot on
Right!! And the way she breaks down her complicated job and makes it easy to understand!!
Damn, she's so quick at replying. Each question, is analysed and solved in 2 seconds. Must be great at tests.
Maybe cause it’s scripted retard
Nah, just rehearsed as hell. Get real, bub.
@@Elektrikkiss a 15minute video scripted by a medical resident, that's stupidity
@@louieavila3987 you're so rude and for what
@@Thiago-pc7vk maybe not an entire script but they probably look at these questions ahead of time or have seen these other videos
Being able to continue asking questions that flow without pausing while operating a gimbal, perfectly tracking the star with good framing, and even adjusting camera settings all at the same time is a rare skill. You're really good at this.
hahaha if only you saw what the people answering the questions see during the interviews...not many people can appreciate that part of it so glad some one notices :)
I loved the way she managed between answering the 73 questions and at the same time she took us with her in a day as an anesthesiologist
I graduated from anesthesia about a week ago and I’d say as a CA-2 she’s way ahead of the curve. Great job making us look good!!
haha of course! gotta represent anesthesiologists well
@@NDMD Hello how can I ask you questions related to medicine? I am really interested in it
I just had my very first surgery today with general anesthesia, and I’m so grateful for every person that took care of me!
@Ryan S I had a septoplasty and turbinoplasty and it went very well! General anesthesia is very underwhelming in that without you even knowing it, the lights just go out, and next thing you’re waking up, but at the same time it’s really weird if you think about it!
@Ryan S that’s exactly what I thought dying might be like after the fact. 😂 one second you’re conscious, then the next, nothing! But hopefully it’s underwhelming in pain, overwhelming in whatever may come after! The living will never know 😩
@Ryan S believe it or not I watched the whole show EXCEPT the final season, don’t know why I stopped 🤷🏻♀️ I have heard it’s controversial and I always said I’ll finish it and still haven’t, so I’ll just have to buckle up and just watch the last episode once and for all! You ever watched Lost? Everyone hated the ending but I actually liked it
@Ryan S I went ahead and watched the final scene…that’s exactly what going under anesthesia is. I like that ending
@Ryan S I stopped at the season where they were in that warehouse being tortured. but who knows what they'll come up with thousands of years from now
I love this because anesthesiologist is my dream job. I think they are so underrated. It breaks my heart when people say that’s such a stupid/boring job, why do they exist, all they do is stare at a screen and the thing that loathes me, that’s so easy! Thank you to all of the anesthesiologists out there! You’re amazing!
ikr, the directors of the OR need some respect
I think it's far from boring you deal with some interesting cases. I personally think anesthesiology along with trauma and emergency medicine are awesome.
I was an SICU nurse here and I worked with her! Definitely remember the OB patient that received 80 units of blood. She made it out of our ICU and her baby was fine! Amazing
Good lord that’s more than what we have in the entire state of Wisconsin
😮😮😮
Get to work with Miriam a lot, she’s really sweet and hilarious
Please, I'm interested in Anesthesiology and I'll love to connect with Miriam on LinkedIn. Any help??
@abc creep
Hats off to all the people in healthcare! Thank you for everything! No offense to other professionals but here,if you do a mistake …people die! To have that level of calmness while being in such a field…that’s a superpower right there❤️
She’s the type of anesthesiologist I used to love to work with.
shes seems so fun i want her to be my friend and anesthesiologist all at the same time
As an aspiring anesthesiologist, this is a really informative and fun video to watch! will take the advice and go for it, currently waiting for admission to medical school ^^
best of luck in your admission process :) and glad you liked the video!
Lots of Caribbean medical school graduates getting into anesthesiology; it feels which is great too see!
Lol only failures go to shitty carribean
@@clarissaevans9347 Not necessarily, some want to practice international medicine in general. And some apply with high stats because other U.S med schools rejected them in the first place.
@@clarissaevans9347 Cute, you think you have any chance of getting into medical school with that attitude? Also change your name before talking sh&^t
@@musicalrice7422 Lol bruh I'm not even gonna apply I realized how corrupt the admissions is it's based on race and money and connections and nepotism. Pathetic ass field. Switched to business
@@clarissaevans9347 Only failures switch to business LMAO
I have a daughter going into this very same field... and, ironically enough, this interview echoes her same interests and personality. This vignette is absolutely amazing. Your sharing of knowledge and a window here is exquisitely invaluable. Many thanks for your efforts and work highlighting some of the hardest working humans that WORK FOR HUMANS sake... AMAZING work, Sir! Respect, unending...
I am so disappointed at some posters talking about her personal life. She has worked hard to get where she is. No one really cares what medical school you go to as long as you are board certified, and credentialed at your hospital and treat your patients and colleagues with respect and have good outcomes. Its idiotic for people to criticize international medical graduates. Often, opportunities are not present to attend Canadian or American medical schools d/t being a non traditional applicant or nonsensical application process for medical schools. I am a board certified anesthesiologist and a fellowship trained pain physician. I also went to an offshore school. I have been in practice for more than 7 years. I am loving my life, my patients, my colleagues and my family. Being a doctor provided me with happiness and I live my life gratefully for the opportunity and work in one of the best places in the country. And no, no one cares or asks where I went to medical school.
Please show some class and do not abuse this doctor, and learn a little about foreign trained physicians and how hard they have to work to provide care for the U.S. Public. Often they go into rural areas that U.S. doctors do not want to go at all.
Love her energy! Admist all the challenges, she still manages to show that jovial side!
I loved her she’s so chill and smiling the whole time, I definitely enjoyed every second 💓💓
I'm a second year respiratory therapy student but in the middle of the sem, I suddenly have this urge to pursue medicine and I find Anesthesia very fascinating. I hope, when I come back to this comment after a few years, I'm already living my dream of being a MD. ❤️🤞
Best of luck! I suggest looking into CRNA and CAA as well! Anesthesia is amazing
Have you considered CAA? A lot of my RT friends end up going down this path because you don’t have to go thru nursing school or medical school
Did you decide to pursue anesthesiology?
Love everything about this video....the staring guest, the hero behind the scenes, the flow...
Pls 73 questions with cardiologist. I’m still trying to decide if I want anesthesiology or cardiology
trying to reach out to one right now! they're really busy people lol
Yes cardio for sure!!!
@@NDMD yes thanks
Yes pls
Anesthesia is better.
When she said she is thankful for all the behind the scenes people that was sweet because those people do matter.. they do a lot. This was my favorite one I’ve seen so far..
Such wholesome and comprehensive answers to such well thought out questions.
Just got my selection letter for Anesthesia and really eagerly listened to every word she had to say
congratulations! glad you enjoyed the video :)
i came to learn and listen, im leaving having done those things and i love her. such a caring and positive person. something very warm and genuine about her.
Loved working with anesthesiologists over the years. I'm a pharmacist that specializes in OR Dept. I work hand in hand with these people daily. 😃
Dr IYAYA sir
You’re such a delightful person and a dedicated doctor, you truly are an inspiration. doctor IYAYA on TH-cam are always busy and in a hurry, but whenever I visit your clinic you give your sincere and undivided attention. Having an appointment is always worth the visit. You have no idea how much of a blessing you are to us. Thanks for being such an amazing doctor IYAYA on TH-cam you are giving treatment for free to many of poor which really appreciable.. we can say
Wow she’s so smart, good for her!!
This is such a good one!
I'm about to start a month of shadowing an anesthesiologist at AU and this made me even more excited! :)
aw that's awesome! the anesthesiology department here is amazing so i'm sure you'll have a great time
dude she's super positive, after my anesthesiology rounds i was like drained (and i'm just a medstud NOT even the resident!) i'd have to admit it's an interesting field tho
What rounds are you talking about? Lol
This is the kind of healthcare worker you want taking care of you, should you need it. Props to her.
My fav one in this series so far. She truly won me over when she said dancehall.
hahaha yeah dancehall is definitely a unique answer
@@NDMD Born and raised in Jamaica which is where dancehall originates so I was extra pleased to hear her say that. Also considering anaes or paeds residency.
@@lisamorrison4636 two fantastic choices :) also that's so so cool, probably cus she went to school in the Caribbean, got more exposure to dancehall than most people would
my nursing psych professor was the same way! she really enjoys reading/teaching about mental health, but she didn’t like practicing it 🤷🏻♀️ she was an amazing professor!
Yes I agree anesthetists are one of the most hardworking people in healthcare they are simply the ✨ guardian angels✨ in the OR. I cant wait to go to med school 💙
I came here to get educated, not to fall in love.
In my opinion Anesthesia a very underrated specialty
Great lifestyle and pay
Only specialty that beats Anesthesia is Dermatology
Very informational! As someone who has had multiple surgeries, including an 11 hour brain surgery, I really appreciate learning about this.
@Ryan S I have a petroclival meningioma brainstem tumor. My NS was only able to resect a portion due to critical location. He severed my 6th cranial nerve because it was embedded in tumor with resulted in permanent double vision despite 4 attempt at strabismus surgery. Residual tumor too big for radiation. Since my tumor has grown, I will have to have another high risk surgery in 2-4 years :(
@Ryan S thank you
Oh my gosh! I recently shifted my goal from Internal Medicine to Anesthesia, and I am preparing hard to get selected for MD Anesthesia residency. Her words really affirmed what I feel towards this branch of medicine. And her last words were so so motivating. In India, Anesthesia is not very competitive as it is US. Mainly because of people's perception and med students and interns not knowing the amazing prospects of it because we are not exposed to it as much. I had myself done only 4-5 days of anesthesia rotation in critical care, before we were called to do covid ward duties. I honestly, fell in love with it right there and then. But after graduating and while preparing for post graduate entrance exams, it subconsciously got faded away and internal medicine took precedence because it's considered "evergreen" branch. I've failed last year to get into internal medicine. Although with that rank, I could've gotten in a top institute of India for MD Anesthesia, but I blew that chance because I'm now having the realisation of how Anesthesia is a perfect path for me to take. I'm taking another exam in 6 days. Hopefully (definitely) when I pass it and actually get a good rank and get MD Anesthesia, I'll come back to this post and let you all know. Till then, stay tuned. gonna go work my ass off ✨
so happy to say those exams results have come, and I've secured a rank of 5679 (among 200k applicants). Now waiting for counselling to happen. According to previous sessions, i can get MD Anesthesia in any college of India. My aim is to get into Delhi Colleges. I'm so happy. After grinding for 1.5 years after graduating from medical school, is when I'm getting my results. I hope and and pray in coming 1-3 months, i will start the MD Anesthesiology residency, that too in one of the best colleges of India! 🤞
@@akshu7966 Congratulations!!!
@@krishreddy8291 thank you so much!
@@akshu7966 congratulations sir/mam! I'm preparing for neet now.. it'll be long journey ahead..I just wanted to ask you that is it really worth it? I mean everyone is just demotivating me that this you'll loose spark of your life etc . Im ready for any hardships but even I had talked to a doctor and he said don't get into mbbs ..instead go for other branches etc..I wanted your opinion ! 😊
@@akshu7966 You won't regret switching from Internal Medicine into Anesthesia!
Hello from South Africa 🇿🇦 🇿🇦 I'm not in the medical field at all, but I like watching your videos. If possible, please interview a pulmonologist. It would be interesting to hear about their experiences during covid.
wow still amazed that my vids reach all around the world, and i can definitely look into finding a pulmonologist!
What an amazing, dedicated and sweet MD - thanks for representing Canada so well :D
Like yes, I know she's intelligent, well spoken, personable and funny BUT SHE'S SO PRETTY THOUGH 💛
I never thought I would be able to see this wonderful video with other hidden celebrities, thanks for that idea 💡😍
I’m a junior this year and my school provides us a medical class and at first I wanted to be a surgeon but watching this video gave me courage that I should work up to this job :)) thank you for posting this!!
Love this series man, would love to see one with an Ophthalmologist /Optho Resident
I reached out to the tiktok dr glaucomfleken so pray he actually answers my email cus that would be so dope😂
I work at a retina specialty office with 5 amazing doctors in Northern CA, you should check them out!! Northbay Vitreoretinal Consultants!!
@@NDMD praying that he replies! He is awesome lol
Please keep these going, I truly love these and needed them 😭
Glad you’re enjoying them! :) more on the way, just had to take a little break to focus on finals
Oh I love her even more - she loves dancehall music 🇯🇲 😃🙏🏾
This is the reason why I pay for the internet!
Man I love these kind of video's!
TH-cam is free…
@@louieavila3987 prove it
@@louieavila3987 internet and youtube is diffrent
Doctor smartypants
@@louieavila3987*but internet isn't free*
I don't know how I came across channel this but I'm glad I did.
haha glad you did too :)
Same
What an excellent interview, intelligent questions and brilliant doctor!
Gosh I can’t imagine how tired she might be. I have chronic (physical and mental) illnesses and I sleep up to 10-13+ hours depending so that’s a factor, but I really want to go into the medical field. I know not all fields are like this (hopefully) and I can’t imagine doing anything else. Hopefully you guys are getting more sleep and that’s not the adrenaline kicks. It’s rough but you guys are truly the best people for what you do.
Also; this was made beautifully, thank you for sharing this for those that want to have a look into the world when it might not be available for everyone 🤍
we train to work like this, the self care part of medicine isn't emphasized or publicized on the internet as often but it's definitely a huge part of making sure we perform well. don't let it scare you tho! keep grinding and you'll be in med school and a physician soon enough :). thank you for your kind words on the video too and i hope you enjoyed!
What a wonderfull person she is and interviewer did very well with the questions, thank-you both so much, stay awesome kids !!
This format is genius! 😃 keep it up! 😊
glad you like it :)
Your channel is really helpful for person like me trying to learn medical term!
Thanks to you and amazing doctors and all specialist!!
Bowmanville! I did not expect that. Great to see someone who really made it from there.
OMG....this is so cool. I thought 73 questions was just with celebrities. This is amazing and awesome opportunity for people to get a broader mind on ones profession. :) These are the reasons, such as video above, why I love TH-cam
Currently about to begin year 5 medicine and feeling so inspired. I loved it when she said Anaesthesia is a hidden gem in medicine. I am ssssooo coming for it. I'm so excited I'm even about to explode.😂
U don't need to do 5 years of MD or MBBS for anesthesia
In Europe you go straight from highschool to medical school and it lasts 6 years.
@@NawazKhan-pt4lj in my country you have to become a medical doctor first before joining any residency specialty.
@@NawazKhan-pt4lj
Yes you do.
What are you talking about?
Love to see Emergency Medicine, you'll be running while filming haha
hahaha i have one lined up, thankfully not in the ER tho, not sure if i have the stamina to run like that
@@NDMD yay thank you!!! Hopin to see that soon
I work at a Level 1 Trauma center, and I think that is a myth. Our EM Physicians are pretty chill. Only time you will see running is if someone is coding, or an emergent patient is coming from the helipads.
that hospital looks exceptionally clean!
73 questions with an Obstetrician/Gynecologist resident please 😍🙏🏾
I'm trying to get in contact with one right now :)
I enjoyed this she has a very warm personality. I wish her well in her career 💜
I love that a few seconds in and she's on her phone
Amazing! I am a medical recruiter and anesthesia is one of my departments, I am not a doctor so it can be quite difficult for me to understand the field so it was very nice to find this video ☺️
I don’t mean to come across as offensive, but the whole point of recruiting should be that you have more than an on-paper idea of how the field you are recruiting for works.
Non-clinical/non-medical recruiters have a bad habit of picking bad candidates to pursue because you genuinely don’t know what you should be looking for beyond their stupid and frankly irrelevant resume…
@@JROD082384 That’s why there’s technical interview assessments by senior doctors 😉
My job is not to assess doctors, my job is to identify potential candidates based on their years of experience and profissional background.
I have been in practice for 17 years as an anesthesiologist. Funny how a lot of her answers were the same as mine back then, and still are today. However, it’s also funny how some of them have completely changed after being in practice for a few years.
Like?
Do you have any examples? If you don’t mind sharing
@@dececanem residents usually love the "hard" cases, those patients who are between life and death. old anesthesiologists (normally) prefer easy cases with no stress.
@@artmelgaco Makes sense. Thank you for sharing!
Do you think that 30+ is too old to start the process of becoming an anesthesiologist
this career always seemed very interesting
"falling asleep or getting drunk in the middle of an operation" why do i feel like i saw both of this scenarios in GREY'S ANATOMY-
I love this anesthetist,she seems so nice and lovely.
Damn! That psychiatry part shot me in the eye 🤦🏻♀️
Awesome!! Would love to see 73 questions with a veterinarian!
Sweet! Great interview! I’d love to see one of these for a certified registered nurse anesthetist!
This was brilliant. Took me a beat to realise it wasn't the Vogue guy! Interesting insights into anaesthetics in the US for a UK doc.
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It's interesting that she and I have many things in common. I like to read the book and think about it but not too much about practicing. I am also a night person, and my goal is to be nurse anesthetist
Interviewer: "So what time do you wake up?"
Interviewee: "Around 5/6am not too bad"
Lol that's my life right now, doing placement for personal support worker
i love this vid so much. she seems so chill and makes me wanna go to med school
Amazing! Shoutout to Augusta University 😍 love the hospital and miss the OR...thank you for a tour in the OR...brought back great teaching memories
I'm Canadian. It was so random and cool for her to say Mcmaster. I live near her hometown.
small world
Omg!!! Thanks for this video, i'm about to start my Anesthesiology residency and this video just gave me all the motivation I needed, great questions, looking forward to see more
She says that she studied medicine in the Caribbean so that she could match more easily in the field. I always understood that it didnt matter what school you went to to match as long as it was accredited and recognized by your country and that matching was based on your own merit
Thank you - finally one of those "questions" videos that is actually worth watching.
hahaha i try to make it more interesting than just a sit down interrogation style interview, I wouldn't want to watch that
I would love to have a positive personality like her as my anesthesiologist any day!!
I'm an MS1 at All Saints University in Dominica, I would love to hear more about how she got an anesthesia residency (I also want to end up doing a cardiothoracic fellowship), and what the best way to prepare as an IMG would be.
IMG represent! and yes I could definitely ask her for more insight!
@@NDMD awesome thanks! I would definitely appreciate any insight or advice!
Fun nerdy fact: a combination of ropivacaine, dexamethasone and dexmedetomidine prolongs the duration of peripheral nerve blocks by almost 200%.
This is a cool format. I might be bias but anesthesiology is the best specialty.
hahaha might be?
this is my favourite video now.
i had 3 months rotation of intern year in anaesthesia and i love it even more now.
So proud of you and envious. I always wanted to do this but never felt I could do it even tho I knew I could. Bless you sweetheart
Omg this was awesome! Someone should do this with an RN! :)
Thank You all the essential and first responders. Nurses doctors and everyone who work in the front line including the hospital
LOVE THIS!!!!! Can we see one with a surgery resident?
Already made one with America revere as the gen surg resident :) check it out if you haven’t!
This was randomly suggested for me on TH-cam and I was like oh wait I know her. lol Hi Miriam!
It's soooo true that we make life long friends in med school.... We die and tear together ❤️❤️❤️....
EPIDURALS AHHHHH😵💫😮 I started becoming very interested in anesthesiologist once I got an epidural while in labor… this man was so kind and gave great information so I decided to look in the career. Wow! I love it and respect it. Epidurals hurt so fucking bad!
This was a great video ! I would suggest keeping these episodes in the workplace like this one...gives a better feel of the actual work they do :)
Thank you for ur introduction video, I do love and fun with this video. I am from Cambodia and I am Internship medical student
awesome! I'm a 5th year medical student at ecuador and this kinds of series videos help me alot i really appreciate.
glad to hear it helps! best of luck in your med school courses as well!
This is the video that I enjoyed watching the most, she's such a sweet person must be an amazing doctor as well
If she opens a channel on TH-cam I'd be the first subscriber
Just exploring the channel!!!
And am loving it!!!
Also it helps me to improve my contents too