Emergency Medicine Physician Interview | ER Day in the Life, Residency Match, Burnout, Etc
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Timestamps:
00:16 Emergency medicine background + history
03:29 What was your path to Emergency Medicine?
05:36 What subspecialties of EM are there?
07:58 What's a day in the life of an ER physician like?
09:20 How do you adjust to changing sleep schedules?
10:15 Sacrifice in medicine, missing out on life events
10:56 Are EM shifts longer than other specialties?
11:15 How is the EM lifestyle different than other specialties?
11:59 How are EM work shifts assigned?
12:48 What are misconceptions about emergency medicine?
15:56 How do you make time for/pursue non-clinical activities like research, teaching/education, policy, hobbies, etc?
17:27 Are other specialties as flexible as EM?
18:09 What's the most challenging thing about EM?
18:41 What's the most rewarding thing about EM?
19:57 What personality types are best for EM?
22:06 How to match into a good emergency medicine residency + tips on doing well on STEP 1
24:29 How well are EM physicians compensated/salary (how much money do EM physicians make?
25:44 What employment types/practice model settings do EM physicians work (locum tenens, private, group, hospital, etc.)
27:12 How to prevent burnout?
30:28 How do you schedule/ establish work-life balance?
31:00 Financial advice for new doctors
32:09 How has medicine changed/what are future trends?
33:44 Would you choose the same career path or change anything about your job?
34:37 How do you become a good doctor?
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Timestamps:
00:16 Emergency medicine background + history
03:29 What was your path to Emergency Medicine?
05:36 What subspecialties of EM are there?
07:58 What's a day in the life of an ER physician like?
09:20 How do you adjust to changing sleep schedules?
10:15 Sacrifice in medicine, missing out on life events
10:56 Are EM shifts longer than other specialties?
11:15 How is the EM lifestyle different than other specialties?
11:59 How are EM work shifts assigned?
12:48 What are misconceptions about emergency medicine?
15:56 How do you make time for/pursue non-clinical activities like research, teaching/education, policy, hobbies, etc?
17:27 Are other specialties as flexible as EM?
18:09 What's the most challenging thing about EM?
18:41 What's the most rewarding thing about EM?
19:57 What personality types are best for EM?
22:06 How to match into a good emergency medicine residency + tips on doing well on STEP 1
24:29 How well are EM physicians compensated/salary (how much money do EM physicians make?
25:44 What employment types/practice model settings do EM physicians work (locum tenens, private, group, hospital, etc.)
27:12 How to prevent burnout?
30:28 How do you schedule/ establish work-life balance?
31:00 Financial advice for new doctors
32:09 How has medicine changed/what are future trends?
33:44 Would you choose the same career path or change anything about your job?
34:37 How do you become a good doctor?
I find learning from experts to be a very efficient use of time.
PrincessVlada Definitely. They have so many experiences and lessons to share.
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incredible interview. i feel i have been faltering in my aspirations lately, this reinstilled my desire to apply to medical school to become an EM physician.
Glad to hear, good luck!
As someone who wants to go into EM, this was really informative. Answers were great and to the point. Thanks for this terrific video 😎
theindianmd xo I’m happy it helped! Dr. Jey is amazing (and even more so in person, actually). He makes a good case for EM. Good luck on your EM journey- I’m sure you’ll be a great doctor!
I worked as a medical scribe in the ED. It was really cool to learn about how the ER field even came about. One of the older ER physicians I worked with told me that he worked 24 hour shifts and only really saw patients for 8 hours and slept in the doctor's sleeping room the rest of the time because the ER wasn't a place that patients came to. Times have changed now from then! Now the ERs are always flooded with people 24/7.
Kay C I was a med scribe for a bit too! I agree, it’s fascinating how different med specialties came about. I wonder if the increase in patients is due to the increased population size.
Everything is awesome 👏🏻 in all the interview video but just 1 complaint about the audio (lot of background sound and poor voice quality ) I think 💭 a good mic would be great 👍🏼. Thanks 😊
Parth Naik Thank you! Sorry about the audio :/
Thank you for this. The physician is very friendly and lively. I'm considering EM and lifestyle medicine built in.
No problem, thanks for watching! Dr. J is a great doctor and mentor. EM seems very flexible based on your interests- your idea sounds great!
This doctors is awesome! I've started thinking at EM and this really pushed me more towards it!
I found this very helpful. Thank you .
Inacio Fernandes I’m happy it helped!
I like this Doctor a lot. Seems like a great Emergency Physician and an even better human being. What’s his name? I didn’t catch it.
Dr. Jey- he’s an amazing physician and human!
@@DrAdnan Thanks! What’s his last name? Is he on social media, I’d love to give him a follow and continue to learn from him.
@@stephenbaintonjr2718 he’s private unfortunately. I’ll try to update if he makes a public account
@@stephenbaintonjr2718 an no problem, have a good weekend!
@@DrAdnan Thanks, you too!
He clearly loves his specialty and we need more docs like him.
No disrespect since I know the process through medicine isn’t easy regardless, he came off more conceited. EM isn’t very competitive, at least compared to other specialties like surgery. Overall it’s easy to get into though more challenging than like family medicine.
I agree about the former and disagree about the latter. I think he’s more passionate, and far from conceited. I’d agree that EM isn’t the most challenging specialty to get into, but it’s certainly not the least, or easy, especially for reputable programs.
This guy is awesome
I agree. He’s even better in person!
Is it True that emergency medicine is that competitive? Med school insiders listed it as one of the least competitive specialities to match into?
I think it isn’t as competitive nowadays, but it’s not necessarily easy to match. ~1/5 of our M4’s went into EM iirc so it’s still pretty popular
I am first year in med school and thinking about going into EM :)
Nice. It’s a great choice- very popular nowadays!
These series are a life saver. Thanks so much.
Np, glad they’re useful! Thanks for watching!
Could you do this again post-COVID ?
Salaam Alaikum Dr. Adnan, this was a really informative video. I have a question. My question is, how long is a medical toxicology fellowship, and are there any subspecialties within medical toxicology?
02:57 he says that EM has been the hardest specialty to get into. Isn't derm, plastics, neuro surgery, Ortho, ent, optho harder to get in?
I’m not sure what metrics he’s using (maybe the level of increasing competitiveness?), but in terms of step scores and percent matched, I think you may be right.
I believe he was referring to the difficulty of his program, not of general EM residency
I believe he was bragging, even though according to Med School Insiders, EM is one of the top 5 easiest.
Don't EM physicians do wildlife/natural disaster stuff?
Soner Tekin I believe there are EM fellowships for things like disaster medicine. Might be good if you like even more of the adrenaline rush ;)
It's hard to keep saving money after you graduate when you've been saving your whole life.
I agree- at some point you wanna start living life how you’d like to. I guess if you hold out a little bit till your loans are paid off, then you can really enjoy yourself.
Do many people change their specialty in med school?
ShortLight&Ugly Throughout med school it’s pretty common, especially during rotations, but most don’t do grad school or different residencies.
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Yeah, he’s great!
Emergency Medicine has always been very structured, scalfolded and on a platform that also includes occupational medicine. The issue is as follows..not all regions are cities with factories, manufacturing etc. Even West Side Story shows how occupational medicine works and emergencies...with tailors, dancers, choreography, shoes, tanners, buildings, troupes, shoe manufacturing and testing (notice they dont wear sneakers that I can tell), competition, singing etc Then we go into other topics, like idle time, immigration, unemployment, job creation, etc...side walks, streets, basketball courts, tennis etc...yes, we see the courts...
The issues will always be tecnology, medical engineering, retention etc.
how different is the job with an emergency medicine PA vs doctor? are there major differences? or the medicine they practice is pretty much the same?
Physicians tend to have more of the more complicated cases/procedures and be the final say/person everyone goes to if there’s uncertainty. There’s more liability for physicians since everything is usually under their name. Physicians often work longer or might have to stay past their shift more ive seen since other providers are often unionized and work more strictly based on shifts. The pay is also greater for physicians. PA’s can maneuver into a lot of of the specialties easier. Overall though you’ll get to see and do a lot as a PA and it’s a great career in my opinion, especially given the logistics.
Adnan A thank you so much for a thorough response bro, appreciate it!
Harsh Shah no problem!
Adnan A so actually i just graduated from PA school and am kind of regretting not going to medical school. Do you think it’s worth it for a PA to go back for medical school? Or just start living life? I am interested in emergency medicine specialty. I want the more knowledge, autonomy, prestige, and money that comes with it. However, if the jobs are pretty similar in the EM field, should i just stick to being a PA and start earning a six figure salary in my mid 20s? Im in a huge internal battle, would love some of your input hopefully! (Btw im from Texas, so medical schools are ~100k here for 4 years, so cost isn’t that heavy compared to other states)
Personally, if I already went through PA school, I would start working as a PA and see how I liked it, and if it checked all the boxes then I’d continue it. You can still make good money as a PA with your main job or even picking up other things. Being an EM doc would be 4+3 years, plus at least 1 yr to apply, plus however long it takes you to prep for the mcat or meet whatever other prereqs you need to do. Then you’d come out with all those student loans as well (100k is still a lot). If there’s no way you could be happy not being an MD/DO then I’d start prepping ASAP, but if there’s a possibility you could still be happy without it then I’d test the waters for at least 1-2 years as a PA.
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Idk man, I’m like the only med channel with at least half decent content that hasn’t blown up yet 😭
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@@dukenukem167 I hope so, thank you- I appreciate that! 🙏
my parents want me be emergency doctor
Ahmad Khaither I’m not surprised haha. Gl bro!
Another Quality Video as Usual
Sammy Thanks Sammy!
A lot of people seem to be going into EM recently. Also I heard there are future laws that will probably lower their pay.
Hm, I haven’t heard of those future laws. Like a 1/4-1/3 of our fourth years are applying EM. I guess it’s the whole ROAD-E deal.
he is amazing
I agree! He’s a great human too, even in person.
I love these interviews bro
Emmanuel Eze Glad you liked it, brother!
bring baack the vlogs!!
Ghada Barakat Coming soon, hopefully :)
Emergency medicine seems really tough!
Michelle Stone Yeah, it’s tough but rewarding!
This was awesome and informative. I would actually like to do some psychological assessments and things in a hospital setting one day....Now, I did have one question for you Dr. Ad. Did it take longer to edit this video or write out all of the timestamps in the description?
Joel E Thanks, friend! Isn’t clinical psych in a hospital or clinic one of the main paths for a clinical psychologist? And yeah, that all took time, but I gotta do it for the viewers 💪.
I believe so. I even thought about doing the clinical psych, but, I'm doing the school psych route. I probably won't be in a hospital at all :(. Maybe you, Jane and Jady can help me get one hospital round with you guys.
Joel E Ah, so you wanna teach psych instead? Haha yeah, they could probably help you do it sooner since they’re residents
@@DrAdnan we'll I'll be counseling and doing assessments just in a school setting, primarily. Hopefully, when you open up Adnan Institution of Art & Medicine, I can counsel there.
Joel E It’ll still be cool to work in a place where everyone’s learning. I think a college would be fun to work at. Yup, Dr. J is always welcome 💪
Quality video bro
Adam King Thanks King 👑
Great work Adnan A!
Tim McGHraw Thank you Tim- hope the rides are going well!
Thanks doc
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