This is SUCH a sweet and informative and enjoyable videoooo!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for being so thorough in how you describe your tasks and patients and even breaking down larger concepts for us to understand!!!! I also loveddddd getting to see you show moments of any spare time you get and even showing your morning experience and evening experience!!!! Family medicine is something I was interested in which is how I found your video, and I'm glad that I did!! 💗💗💞💞
Really interesting! :-) much more interesting than I'm leaving for work now I'm coming home now I'm having lunch now I'm cooking dinner now This is what I put on my face. A lot of residents have videos like that. it's boring. Much more interesting to hear about the cases and the patients. And happy for the people who are doing well in case they still are doing well. And I can't imagine having that much energy. I didn't have that much energy when I was in my 20s. Also I did manage to run across Copley square and make it to the bus most of the time except that one time I twisted my ankle and I think I still made it but boy did that hurt for months. Maybe I should have had it checked. And now I live in a place with no sidewalks. Not great for the exercise. At least I have ducks to get me out of bed. The ducks are outdoors. Did used to have a duck indoors. But not since 2016. she died when she was 9. I miss her but I do not miss changing her diapers
Ah! Celsius! That explains a couple things. Not to mention your vaccination rates which are probably so much better than down here in the lower part of the US which I have been exiled to. I miss Boston. Not a medical professional but so far I have followed everything you have said and including vascular necrosis - or maybe it was avascular. Saw something about that recently in something scarily labeled Bone Death! And then I thought of Rose who had sickle cell on The Resident and had to have her hip replaced. So far I'm following and thank you for explaining that it is Celsius cuz I was wondering where it was so cold
Hii! I just found your channel. I'm a 3rd year US-IMG debating between applying family med or pediatrics. Do you have a video talking about how to succeed in the residency match process and any other tips about applying? ❤
halo! i feel so inspired with your videos. i love it! thankful for your vibes bring back my interest to be a doctor♡.bydway using my husband's account here sorry for that ..anyway, may i ask how i can reach you so i can message for some questions as iam interested to be md yet dont have idea how and where iam going to start .iam basing here and permanent resident of canada. i hope to hear from you. thank you.
hey! yes in residency you are required to operate in c-sections and surgical procedures on your other rotations, as well as do other small procedures like circumcisions!
@@alyciasainimd5101 thank you ! I’d love a video about how you manage your time and plan everything out & if you make a specific time schedule to yourself
Why are you showing surgical cases, scrubs, and a scrub hat when you are a family medicine resident? This is not what you do and is confusing. You are playing surgeon.
Just started my Pre-Med journey great video!
This is SUCH a sweet and informative and enjoyable videoooo!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for being so thorough in how you describe your tasks and patients and even breaking down larger concepts for us to understand!!!! I also loveddddd getting to see you show moments of any spare time you get and even showing your morning experience and evening experience!!!! Family medicine is something I was interested in which is how I found your video, and I'm glad that I did!! 💗💗💞💞
Thank you so much hun!
Love the videos! Thanks so much for the insight Alycia!!
Thanks so much!
I loved this video! Thank you for showing us the different types of patients you see!
Really interesting! :-) much more interesting than I'm leaving for work now I'm coming home now I'm having lunch now I'm cooking dinner now This is what I put on my face. A lot of residents have videos like that. it's boring. Much more interesting to hear about the cases and the patients. And happy for the people who are doing well in case they still are doing well. And I can't imagine having that much energy. I didn't have that much energy when I was in my 20s. Also I did manage to run across Copley square and make it to the bus most of the time except that one time I twisted my ankle and I think I still made it but boy did that hurt for months. Maybe I should have had it checked. And now I live in a place with no sidewalks. Not great for the exercise. At least I have ducks to get me out of bed. The ducks are outdoors. Did used to have a duck indoors. But not since 2016. she died when she was 9. I miss her but I do not miss changing her diapers
Ah! Celsius! That explains a couple things. Not to mention your vaccination rates which are probably so much better than down here in the lower part of the US which I have been exiled to. I miss Boston. Not a medical professional but so far I have followed everything you have said and including vascular necrosis - or maybe it was avascular. Saw something about that recently in something scarily labeled Bone Death! And then I thought of Rose who had sickle cell on The Resident and had to have her hip replaced. So far I'm following and thank you for explaining that it is Celsius cuz I was wondering where it was so cold
Thank you for the video , and good luck with your work 💙💙💙💙🇸🇦
thank you!!
@@alyciasainimd5101your welcome sweetie 🤍
لو ماحطيتي العلم ما عرفت انك سعوديه 😂❤️
@@YASER-w4i 😂❤️
This was great!
Thank you!
Thanks for posting these; much appreciated.
Glad you like them!
@@alyciasainimd5101 I'm banking on getting into a good residency after these videos aha
@@thegladiatorism hahah i hope so!!
Hii! I just found your channel. I'm a 3rd year US-IMG debating between applying family med or pediatrics. Do you have a video talking about how to succeed in the residency match process and any other tips about applying? ❤
would love more videos like this!
You seem to give a fuck about your job, which is nice to see.
Excellent video!
The description of your cancer patient means she can be identified by people who know her.
halo! i feel so inspired with your videos. i love it! thankful for your vibes bring back my interest to be a doctor♡.bydway using my husband's account here sorry for that ..anyway, may i ask how i can reach you so i can message for some questions as iam interested to be md yet dont have idea how and where iam going to start .iam basing here and permanent resident of canada. i hope to hear from you. thank you.
Which city are you doing residency in ? And how long is your commute?
I was doing residency in Scranton Pennsylvania, my commute was around 10 minutes!
In residency for family medicine do you operate or just do the typical doctor appointments ? Love your channel♥️
hey! yes in residency you are required to operate in c-sections and surgical procedures on your other rotations, as well as do other small procedures like circumcisions!
@@alyciasainimd5101 thank you ! I’d love a video about how you manage your time and plan everything out & if you make a specific time schedule to yourself
Nice personalety 😍
Why are you getting your own scrubs and gloves as a doctor :(
its important to help your nurses out but doing these kind of favors, the whole team appreciates it
Of such amount of gloves and all that stuff were available in pakistaan tge doctora would have taken all to there home
How long did it take you to complete both undergraduate and medical school before you entered your residency term?
hey Gabrian! I have a video on the timeline it took for me to complete everything, but overall undergrad + med school took me 7 years
How do you have a new Mercedes in residency?
you can afford it as a resident :)
You don't look the same.
Background music is repetitive then it's getting a little annoying. Just noticed that. Sorry
Why are you showing surgical cases, scrubs, and a scrub hat when you are a family medicine resident? This is not what you do and is confusing. You are playing surgeon.
Family medicine residents rotate through different specialty “rotations”. There’s no misrepresentation here.
Nice view of the city but junk hospital food though! 😁