So glad i came across your channel. I've been looking for a pathologist on TH-cam for so long. You are so insightful. Is your husband at Stanford too? Did you meet in med school? What's his specialty? (Maybe a video on relationships while pursuing medicine??)
Pathologist going into industry is basically terminally differentiated. Really can't go back into clinical practice afterwards. I did discuss with one of these companies, sounds like something I'd like to retire on.
G8 informative video..missed the live session...am an IMG...any online course you can suggest which might leave good impression on CV during residency interview??..also what all is expected from an observor and what all they are allowed to do in AP??....once again g8 video...i admire your videos a lot...thanks for uploading
I'm not sure of any online courses, but the best way to show interest is to do rotations. As an observer, you just need to show interest in the cases discussed in singout and ask questions that shows you are learning.
Best way to to do some research about the program visit. Browse through their website and see if they list things that they are proud to provide. Even if you don't have interest in the thing, it shows you have interest in the program.
It depends on what style of studying works best for you. I really like reading expertpath. It's summarize the most important things you need to know. I really liked using path primer when I was studying for boards. I would say learning from reading a pathology reference book would be too much. But the best way to learn is just to discuss the entities with your attending during sign out.
I'm an a alternative medicine practitioner,(preventive medicine, naturopathic, homeopathic,Macrobioligist & nutritionist) congratulations on getting to where you become
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I’ve watched almost all of your videos. They are very useful. Thank you so much for sharing. The information you gave can’t be found elsewhare❤
Glad it was helpful!
It is really great to watch! I look forward to the study material video!
Thank you! Working on it!
Thanks for making this video!
My pleasure! I look forward to doing a 4K live session!
So glad i came across your channel. I've been looking for a pathologist on TH-cam for so long. You are so insightful.
Is your husband at Stanford too? Did you meet in med school? What's his specialty? (Maybe a video on relationships while pursuing medicine??)
Great ❤
Hii, thank you for the video!. What are your thoughts on pathologists in the pharmaceutical industry? Have you received any offers? :D
Pathologist going into industry is basically terminally differentiated. Really can't go back into clinical practice afterwards. I did discuss with one of these companies, sounds like something I'd like to retire on.
@@Baking_MD Awesome, thank you!
G8 informative video..missed the live session...am an IMG...any online course you can suggest which might leave good impression on CV during residency interview??..also what all is expected from an observor and what all they are allowed to do in AP??....once again g8 video...i admire your videos a lot...thanks for uploading
I'm not sure of any online courses, but the best way to show interest is to do rotations. As an observer, you just need to show interest in the cases discussed in singout and ask questions that shows you are learning.
how can I answer ' what questions do you have for me' without being offensive to the program and at the same time valuable mindful questions
Best way to to do some research about the program visit. Browse through their website and see if they list things that they are proud to provide. Even if you don't have interest in the thing, it shows you have interest in the program.
I am struggling with finding the best way to study , do you suggest any website,books,courses ?
It depends on what style of studying works best for you. I really like reading expertpath. It's summarize the most important things you need to know. I really liked using path primer when I was studying for boards. I would say learning from reading a pathology reference book would be too much. But the best way to learn is just to discuss the entities with your attending during sign out.
What's the difference between a Medical examiner & A pathologist,???
Commonly a medical examiner is a pathologist who did a fellowship in forensic pathology.
I couldn't get the name of book you mentioned for medical students. Could you please write the name? Mallawi or something!!
Is this the book "The Practice of Surgical Pathology: A Beginner's Guide to the Diagnostic Process" by Molavi???
The practice of surgical pathology by Molavi
@@Baking_MD Thank you
hey nice video
Thanks!
Good morning dotor(medical examiner, pathologist), to me you'll always be a Doctor
I'm an a alternative medicine practitioner,(preventive medicine, naturopathic, homeopathic,Macrobioligist & nutritionist) congratulations on getting to where you become
Thank you!