Congratulations!! I'm so impressed by the dedication and discipline that it takes to get that far. Just remember, love your patients. Be obsessed with them. Take fewer appointments in order to make human connections with people. It will all come back and be so rewarding for everyone.
@@Sentient_Goose Taking fewer appointments is not necessarily a good thing. People need care and the fewer appointments we take, the longer individuals have to wait to receive the care that they need. It is important to establish a connection with your patients whilst making certain people are seen and taken care of.
I think it would have been good to share the fact that most people who want to get into derm have to be about 10-15% at the top of the class. So even though you’re in Med school, it doesn’t always mean you will match into the specialty of your choice. It’s a really tough field to get into. I think it’s wonderful to have direction and things you love to do but to have Derm be your be all end all… it’s hard. Don’t be discouraged if you can’t get in.
I agree with ur o[inion. But I also think having a second option means that your aren't really definite with your first and aren't as determined as you would be with only one option. Just my opinion.
@@mke_gal if you go to an American Med school you’re almost guaranteed a match so I wouldn’t worry about not matching. You may not match where or into the field you’re ant depending on scores primarily but you will match. If you’re from Caribbean school… we’ll just hope you killed your boards and you have a lot of connections otherwise it’s just a gamble
@@mranderson1635 you seem like a great Person to ask this, I’m from Africa and will be attending a Caribbean med school (SGU). What Advice can you give on matching into a competitive specialty, everyone so far is telling me to rather retry for an American med school and that I’ll have no chance to match what I want with a Caribbean med school. And what did you mean connections, do you mean during med school or only after. Thank you...
@@gloshiv2381 SGU is the top Caribbean school, they even have some grads who got into neurosurgery that I personally have met which is amazing IMO. But they scored over 265 on their boards plus they had a lot of research and took some time off for that. The same person would not have needed to try as hard to get into neurosurgery had they got into American Med school. Also their family was all doctor, a lot of connections. If you’re from Africa the biggest factor next to your scores will be are you a US citizen or at least green card holder? If so, you can do generally pretty well from SGU and should match into any primary care specialty without problems. If you’re not US citizen or GC holder than you will be applying to visa accepting programs only, which makes things a lot harder as there are way more smart people applying for just those few spots compared to those who don’t require visas. Hope that helps
There's no best or worst field/specialty in medicine. It really depends on what you are interested in and each individual's goal, or what you want to do for the patients.
Thanks to her for talking about the the research part for USMLE …I am a first year MBBS student from India aspiring to write USMLE and I didn’t know about that earlier
It’s pretty rare, but if you’re not American or coming from American Med school their are about less than 1% dermatology residency spots for non American US grads. Gen surg and IM are much more realistic to get into
@Lilo is the baddest I don't think being one is hard, but getting to the point where you are one is incredibly difficult. It's one of the hardest residencies to match into.
Love this series! Everything from the videography to the host to the doctors and the way the interview goes about - we need more like these! P.S. all of them have such beautiful houses.
These things going be fun summer project for you as you are between a 1st year and 2nd year medical student. When you done your first year of medical school education?
It looks like she’s married, because of a wedding photo that was on the wall. Dermatology may pay well but she’s just a resident now. Maybe she lives better because she’s not the only income for the house and her husband helps.
oh please not that hypocrite......I've lost all respect of him after that boat party he had during COVID was at its peak and his non-apology after that. there are much better doctors and people out there
@@annajones9701 exactly! just so full of himself "do as I say, not as I do". ND MD deserves a better selection of proper professionals and there are plenty more respectable and honourable healthcare professionals out there. This channel is amazing as I am also deciding on the direction of my specialty and they're really candid about their answers and worklife, something you can't really get elsewhere.
I already interviewed a pediatric emergency medicine doc! I have a general emergency medicine resident coming soon but in the meantime the peds EM doc is AMAZING so check it out if you haven’t yet :)
Some residency programs do what is called a transition year, meaning you’ll work as an intern in internal medicine or general surgery to get more background before entering your desired residency. A lot of programs have that built in!
Is the real scene at US for IMGs trying to get into dermatology residency that competitive? Cause I just saw a comment about derm residency cahnces of less than 1% ?
I was wondering if it’s possible to help fade an old white scar from surgery on my face . I actually inherited this scar when I was an infant. Would laser treatment or micro needling work.? Any suggestions…? Thank you!
please will you help me out .... I don't know why my neck colour is extremely dark from other body color it looks really weird... Will u suggest me which cream should i apply to correct this.... Please do reply...
yes! there are dermatology nurse practitioners for instance. they complete nursing school first, become RNS with their bsn and from there go to grad school to become a practitioner. they finish grad school with there masters!
A very calm job . You only have to inject Botox into the faces of old women an the climax of the day is operation of a tumor of a 5-cent coin. Then the tumor ist sent to a pathologist and a oncologist does the chemo-therapy .
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way..........
Bread and butter just means routine-work. She was comparing how some days she sees extreme/rare cases and other days it's average/common skin problems.
She said " I wanted to either be a doctor or a veterinarian"…. Last time I checked, veterinarians are very much DOCTORS. That was very disrespectful but I don’t think she meant any harm. Correction: veterinarian or physician.
Any future dermatologists watching?
hiii Im so exited that you filmed this video, I plan on going into dermatology
im going into dermatology, thank you for making this vid !!
@@sarahassi8357 congrats!!! Hope the vid got you more exited :)
Yess!! Any dermatologist willing to help me go through my match?! I would appreciate 😇😇🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️ thank you!!
YESSS❤️
I prefer these to the celebrity versions! Real life interesting people!! 😃
i know right! thank you for watching :)
I agreeee!!!
she is so adorable! she is the epitome of a georgia peach! omg her, the house, the dog and her manners! too cute
YES!!
awwe a girl crush how cute
I'm also a derm resident! Love to see this! Derm is truly the best field, although I didn't know that until 3rd year of med school.
Congratulations!! I'm so impressed by the dedication and discipline that it takes to get that far.
Just remember, love your patients. Be obsessed with them. Take fewer appointments in order to make human connections with people. It will all come back and be so rewarding for everyone.
@@Sentient_Goose Taking fewer appointments is not necessarily a good thing. People need care and the fewer appointments we take, the longer individuals have to wait to receive the care that they need. It is important to establish a connection with your patients whilst making certain people are seen and taken care of.
How expensive is school?
I really enjoy this series. Candid, honest, great interviewer and great docs. Keep it up ND and thank you for sharing Dr. Hand!
Thank you so much! These are such a joy to make
I think it would have been good to share the fact that most people who want to get into derm have to be about 10-15% at the top of the class. So even though you’re in Med school, it doesn’t always mean you will match into the specialty of your choice. It’s a really tough field to get into. I think it’s wonderful to have direction and things you love to do but to have Derm be your be all end all… it’s hard. Don’t be discouraged if you can’t get in.
I agree with ur o[inion. But I also think having a second option means that your aren't really definite with your first and aren't as determined as you would be with only one option. Just my opinion.
This match system really stinks :/ I’m not even in med school yet but I already fear not matching lol
@@mke_gal if you go to an American Med school you’re almost guaranteed a match so I wouldn’t worry about not matching. You may not match where or into the field you’re ant depending on scores primarily but you will match. If you’re from Caribbean school… we’ll just hope you killed your boards and you have a lot of connections otherwise it’s just a gamble
@@mranderson1635 you seem like a great Person to ask this, I’m from Africa and will be attending a Caribbean med school (SGU). What Advice can you give on matching into a competitive specialty, everyone so far is telling me to rather retry for an American med school and that I’ll have no chance to match what I want with a Caribbean med school. And what did you mean connections, do you mean during med school or only after. Thank you...
@@gloshiv2381 SGU is the top Caribbean school, they even have some grads who got into neurosurgery that I personally have met which is amazing IMO. But they scored over 265 on their boards plus they had a lot of research and took some time off for that. The same person would not have needed to try as hard to get into neurosurgery had they got into American Med school. Also their family was all doctor, a lot of connections. If you’re from Africa the biggest factor next to your scores will be are you a US citizen or at least green card holder? If so, you can do generally pretty well from SGU and should match into any primary care specialty without problems. If you’re not US citizen or GC holder than you will be applying to visa accepting programs only, which makes things a lot harder as there are way more smart people applying for just those few spots compared to those who don’t require visas. Hope that helps
Aspiring future dermatologist here! 😊 Hopefully will work hard and match into my dream speciality in my home country India
Absolutely amazing! Nerds are the biggest celebs of all time not a bunch of models nd actors.
They have real knowledge to share not PR stunts...
There's no best or worst field/specialty in medicine. It really depends on what you are interested in and each individual's goal, or what you want to do for the patients.
Thanks to her for talking about the the research part for USMLE …I am a first year MBBS student from India aspiring to write USMLE and I didn’t know about that earlier
It’s pretty rare, but if you’re not American or coming from American Med school their are about less than 1% dermatology residency spots for non American US grads. Gen surg and IM are much more realistic to get into
i ll be starting my Mbbs soon i want to be a dermatologist aswell in us ik its hard but its not impossible best of luck im pretty sure u will make it
Yup! Just graduated from derm residency! Great channel and video :)
congratulations!! and thank you :)
@Lilo is the baddest I don't think being one is hard, but getting to the point where you are one is incredibly difficult. It's one of the hardest residencies to match into.
Im a dermatolgy resident in Peru and we work 50 hours a week. In first year I worked 65 hours a week.
She looks happy with her career.
Love this series! Everything from the videography to the host to the doctors and the way the interview goes about - we need more like these!
P.S. all of them have such beautiful houses.
She have a great personality!
I love love love this! This is the best series on TH-cam!!💯💯
we want a 73 questions with an ophthalmology resident
Please make a video with a Cardiologist! That would be amazing if you did 😁❤️
Am I the only viewer amazed at these homes 😮
love this series... could you do one on neurosurgery?? :D
yes please
if you can find one, that is...
It’s up, go check it out...
These things going be fun summer project for you as you are between a 1st year and 2nd year medical student. When you done your first year of medical school education?
I still have about a month left of this block before I have a 3 week break, looking forward to filming a ton then!
She’s gorgeous !
not really...
@@petermaclauren5798 it was just a compliment. why do you have to be a jerk? Let’s see you peter
I mean, derm right.
If you don't apply it to yourself then what's the point.
that house! they must pay dermatologists really well
It looks like she’s married, because of a wedding photo that was on the wall. Dermatology may pay well but she’s just a resident now. Maybe she lives better because she’s not the only income for the house and her husband helps.
This is awesome keep these videos coming!
Thank you so much :)
To many of us want to get into this field
I knew she was a dermatologist the moment I saw her.
Can you please do 73 questions with a gynecologist?
coming very very soon ;)
Yes! This would be awesome!
love this planning to take dermatology hehe
You should do one with a pathologist. There isn't a lot of pathology residents on TH-cam.
looking into one right now, most of them are camera shy that's why😂
@@NDMDdermpath
She’s goals 😍😍😍
Nice!!! Can you feature one of those stinky, firefighter paramedics?
Family medicineeeee……dr mikeeee pleaseee😍🤩
Hahaha if he’ll answer my emails
@@NDMD Dr mike is too high profile
oh please not that hypocrite......I've lost all respect of him after that boat party he had during COVID was at its peak and his non-apology after that. there are much better doctors and people out there
@@SentientBurrito Dr mike is narcassict doctor. Plays to been a doctor but really social media guy.
@@annajones9701 exactly! just so full of himself "do as I say, not as I do". ND MD deserves a better selection of proper professionals and there are plenty more respectable and honourable healthcare professionals out there. This channel is amazing as I am also deciding on the direction of my specialty and they're really candid about their answers and worklife, something you can't really get elsewhere.
You should do Dr. Davis at AU next! She is the Department Chair and is the cutest human being on the planet (and my second mom haha)
All derms I’ve seen are gorgeous
These are so great!! I love these videos
thank you!!
The doctor said that today, I have a skin pigmentation disease. She is trying a prescription for a shampoo. I hope it works.
What surgeries can a dermatologist perform?
Does the surgery rotation for dermatology in US, teach residents about plastic surgery as well?
No, plastic surgery is another specialty. Dermatologists do mohs surgery, is a surgical technique used to treat skin cancer, that's it.
Laser surgery, cryo surgery, excisions (cysts, cancers, lipomas, ...) grafts, flaps, biopsies, trephinations, some do blephs, etc.
Can we please have psychologist 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
I would love to see something like this but with nurses
Do a cardiac surgeon one
Yess ii want to
OMG that random nerd fact was just what was on my mind, Netherton syndrome mutation is SPINK5 😂
Wtf is that 😂
Please do an episode with a neurosurgeon🙏
damn derm life got it good
Are all MDs in america white, skinny, only drink water, have large minimalist houses and perfect hair and makeup?
Yes.
Otherwise you don't get into residency
Lol 😂
I wonder how can these residents already living in a live of their attending? Are they not still in tons of debts during residency?
take a drink everytime she says um
Let’s see if they end up doing one with a PA.
Love these vids
Can you do a Emergency medicine doctor?
I already interviewed a pediatric emergency medicine doc! I have a general emergency medicine resident coming soon but in the meantime the peds EM doc is AMAZING so check it out if you haven’t yet :)
2:24 wait, but I heard someone that went staight into derm residency after medical school... confused now
Some residency programs do what is called a transition year, meaning you’ll work as an intern in internal medicine or general surgery to get more background before entering your desired residency. A lot of programs have that built in!
do all doctors have white interiors?
Ahhhh, I don’t know if it’s the questions or the answers that i am not liking ahhhhh
the way all of them always shade psychiatry
I love your work, can u ask some more personal questions plsss
Is the real scene at US for IMGs trying to get into dermatology residency that competitive? Cause I just saw a comment about derm residency cahnces of less than 1% ?
Derm is insanely competitive because it makes a lot of money and has a lot of free time and also basically no emergencies
Impossible
@@unknownchannel3141 True.. Very True 😭
there are imgs matching into neurosurgery, so there is a chance
Great video
Can you do an ophthalmologist?
I reached out to dr glaucomfleken from tiktok so I hope he answers to represent ophthalmology
Hii! i love this a lot! would you do one on neurosurgery?
still trying to find a neurosurgeon, they are busy people
I was wondering if it’s possible to help fade an old white scar from surgery on my face . I actually inherited this scar when I was an infant. Would laser treatment or micro needling work.? Any suggestions…? Thank you!
Cardiologist please
can you do psychiatry
If u could so a video with a trauma surgeon , that would be great!
Can you interview someone who’s a medical esthetician please!! 🙏🏻💕
On all your vids, the doc person wanders all over their house - is that something you suggest they do?
yes that is by design
I want to be a dermatologist too
I'm in my final year of high sch and I'm wondering if i can study human biology at the university
please will you help me out .... I don't know why my neck colour is extremely dark from other body color it looks really weird... Will u suggest me which cream should i apply to correct this.... Please do reply...
Omg , so vanilla . No opinion. Omg please concretely answer something without saying both
Are all medical residents in the US live in such houses?
How’s possible she is getting water without pressing any button?
Dr plz say how to get rid of stretch marks as teenager, 2 years past but the stretch marks doesnot vanished.😢😢
Carboxytherapy/laser
can I study nursing specialized in dermatology?
yes! there are dermatology nurse practitioners for instance. they complete nursing school first, become RNS with their bsn and from there go to grad school to become a practitioner. they finish grad school with there masters!
Tell me you come from money without telling me you come from money lol
Yep
What’s ur favorite dish to eat?
“Mexican! 😁”
I love her!!!😂
Adorable
A very calm job . You only have to inject Botox into the faces of old women an the climax of the day is operation of a tumor of a 5-cent coin. Then the tumor ist sent to a pathologist and a oncologist does the chemo-therapy .
She looks like a mixture of taylor swift and anne hathaway
psychiatry!!!
I want you to do an interview with a physical therapist
I was hoping for a good pimple popping story😥
all dermatologists do in their free time is studying??
I’m sure she is a Pisces ♓️
Why?
i was thinking the same hahaha
Why did she drink the water ?? Wasnt it for him haha???
She poured 2 glasses…you must have been sleeping during that part lol
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way..........
Internal medicine plsssss
already made one with internal medicine :) go check it out in the playlist
It's incredibly f'd up that you call your acne patients your "bread and butter".
Bread and butter just means routine-work. She was comparing how some days she sees extreme/rare cases and other days it's average/common skin problems.
This guy sounds like mark zuckerberg
She says "um" a lot. Lol
of course she has to be hot...
She said " I wanted to either be a doctor or a veterinarian"…. Last time I checked, veterinarians are very much DOCTORS. That was very disrespectful but I don’t think she meant any harm.
Correction: veterinarian or physician.
Why are you like this?
@@snellen87 like what?
@@eimajmelancon810 you know
You are taking too much offense over nothing. How do you even sleep at night?
@@shawnlynch9658 clearly you aren’t getting any sleep either because it’s past midnight LOL.