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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- If you weren't convinced from my last video on why you should go into Pathology, here are even more perks! In this video I will list 7 more perks of becoming a pathologist!
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Please leave comments or questions down below!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:32 - No EPIC notes
01:20 - No Midlevel encroachment
03:00 - No Intern Year
03:56 - Not Physically Demanding
05:00 - Research
05:45 - 1-on-1 Attending attention
06:45 - COFFEE and FOOD
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I dropped out of residency to work on my business full time. Always wondered if I should have done pathology haha. No regrets leaving medicine but I think it's really important people don't brush off specialties like pathology especially if patient contact burns you out after a day of work.
No regrets ... I hope i get another businesses to quit this field
as a third year med school i do really consider pathology, less paperwork and less patient contact - radiology is although making a strong concurrent to pathology :D
but as you said: this lot of sitting is scary
Join the light side!
Great video! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Everytime I watch one of ur videos u Make me love this speciality again and again.. thanks alot dear doctor
I am still medical student from Morocco..
Thanks!
I've done intern year (Europe => undergrad medical degree), now doing a research degree (MD, 2 years) in basic neuroscience. Can't wait to go for path scheme, your videos make me very excited! Please continue haha
You should like a good person to go AP/NP if you come to the US for training.
Best of all - you don't have to worry about putting in ANY medication orders!!!
Haha that is mostly true. The only exception I can think of is in blood bank, but I'm AP only so I don't have to worry about it ever again!
Could you make a downsides to pathology video?
Please don't take this as an offense. Pathology is my favorite subject to learn but I want to make sure I don't regret doing the actual job.
For sure! Look for it in the near future.
Yea even I wanna do pathology residency. But please make a video about negatives in pathology 💯💯
Sounds very interesting!
Pathology is very interesting!
Cindy, you really know how to sell your specialty. Maybe in another life you would have been a great business woman LOL. I'm contemplating going into Pathology now haha. As always, great video.
Haha, I think I would be horrible in business, way too much of an introvert. You should definitely consider Pathology! Please watch some of my pathology residency videos: th-cam.com/video/qGV7M-rBXe8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much for your videos. I want to do my residency in Pathology and your real life experiences keep inspiring me.
Go for it!
Hey Cindy! Great video as always! As an IMG is it possible for me to match in pathology residency if my year of graduation >2 years. What all tips can you provide for a successful match?
Yes you can! Make sure you are doing something pathology related while you are preparing your application.
You sold me dude
haha, welcome to the team!
Can I fast forward to that now? haha The more I learn about pathology the more I want to pursue it
Do it!
Where and How do we get job satisfaction in pathology?
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I ended my medical school a year ago, which I have joined in the first place in relation to my passion and love to genetics, medical biotech and drug discovery. But obviously “medical school” meant to a great extent “clinical work”, while the above mentioned fields are much more covered in basic and translational research.
In fact, I didn’t build any background in research that would support me applying for Phd or other research positions smoothly for one reason or another. My plan was to, prepare for the USMLE steps to get certified and do the residency in the US to build on my MD, and during or after the residency, I could figure my way out to these fields in research, and this also would give me the benefit of being a wanted physician, and not just a fund-based employee.
My question , also regarding research along with pathology residency, is that " could i do basic or translational research along with pathology residency, will i have the time with residency work to achieve this, or it will drive me away from this?". This doesn't mean i will do the pathology residency as a secondary thing.
Yes you can do both, but usually such opportunities are only at the larger academic centers. You would want to the pathology scientist track, but you will be competing with lots of MD/PhD.
@@Baking_MD thanks a lot for your response!! How could I work my way out to the pathology scientist track?
Great Video as usual. What kind of camera and lights that you used to make these nice videos?
I use my cell phone camera and a selfie ring light set up. Haha I wish I could use a fancy camera.
Thanks a lot for the video. I’m a Nigerian medical student. I would love to be a pathologist. Done with both steps but couldn’t get a visa for a rotation. How else do I show my interest to the field while in medical school and during my internship year in Nigeria. I’m doing a pathology research here, is that good? What other things can I do increase my chances? Also, what are the chances of getting a job after residency?
The best way to show interest is to do rotations in the US, especially at academic centers. Job options for IMGs are more limited due to visa sponsorship limitations, but I am unsure of the details.
How I wish grossing wasn't as important as it is otherwise path would be a dream.There's something about handling dead tissue that's so eerie to me
As a pathologist, you can find a job without doing autopsies. However, as a pathologist you will be involved in grossing to some degree. From supervising PAs and residents in academics to doing your own gross in private jobs.
Is it possible to match in pathology as an IMG If there is one attempt in CV?
I can't say 100%, but I don't see why not if you have a strong CV for pathology, especially if you have been doing meaningful things since your last attempt
You convinced me lol
Do you think that as a pathologist, your personal ability to practice medicine disappears? If, let's say, there was some kind of emergency and you were one of the few doctors available, that you could act as a primary care physician or ER doc to a greater or lesser extent? If not, do you know how a pathologist can keep themselves somewhat sharp so that they can still offer medical treatment and diagnosis if the need ever arose? Pathology is very attractive
I still retain a lot of medical knowledge from medical school, can feel comfortable giving very basic medical advice to my friends and family. But if an medical emergency happens, I probably won't be much help.
@@Baking_MD Thank you so much for getting back to me on this. I think what you say is true for many specialties. I'm enjoying your videos!
How we get huge job satisfaction in pathology??
I believe the most important thing is to practice in the subspecialty field that you truly enjoy. For me that's GI path.
thank you so much!! i’m in high school and all i dream about is being an pathologist:))
Best of luck to you!
Hi if you haven’t already, can you make a video detailing all the different pathology fellowships that are available?
Thank you, love your videos!
I briefly covered this in an old video: th-cam.com/video/73mBg-mD-l8/w-d-xo.html
What’s the impact of AI on pathologists in the future?
This is exactly what I wanted to ask
I can't wait for AI to make my life easier. AI to report on MMR, HER2, PDL1, Ki67 index....etc
Is there any difficulty getting a job after residency?
The job market now is great. Getting any job isn't hard. But if you have certain geographic restrictions, that does make it harder.
@@Baking_MD Is getting job in pathology difficult than Internal medicine?