Great Video Omar. I would probably wanna be one of the two- 1. Owl- observant, very calculative, 'wise'. Works well in the dark (hinting to my effectiveness in night shifts lol) and also because an owl's head can rotate 270 degrees, which means that it has the ability look around and gauge all that happens around it. 2. Wolf- Wolves have an amazing sense of family and community/pack. As an individual, a wolf is loyal, strong, fast and committed. But all these qualities just come out more enhanced when they work as a pack (referring to the healthcare team). As they say in the Jungle Book - "the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack"
Great Video Omar.
I would probably wanna be one of the two-
1. Owl- observant, very calculative, 'wise'. Works well in the dark (hinting to my effectiveness in night shifts lol) and also because an owl's head can rotate 270 degrees, which means that it has the ability look around and gauge all that happens around it.
2. Wolf- Wolves have an amazing sense of family and community/pack. As an individual, a wolf is loyal, strong, fast and committed. But all these qualities just come out more enhanced when they work as a pack (referring to the healthcare team). As they say in the Jungle Book - "the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack"
Both solid examples!
It was really helpful, thank you for your effort.
Glad you found it useful
Very helpful. Thanks Omar!
Thanks for watching Duha!
Very wonderful, and so helpful!
Glad it was helpful Rana!
Wolf. No reason connected to my specialty or being a Dr lol but it seems surreal to be one
The follow up question is going to be "Do you see yourself being a lone wolf or a team-player wolf?" Lol
Thank you very much
I appreciate the content
Thank you very much Dr Baqal
My pleasure Maen
Ace!!
hyena- bcoz they know the strength of teamwork and plan their move accordingly.
Interesting response!
10:57 - challenges in residency
I would like to ask you Dr. Baqal is it too late to send letters of interest?
Hi Ismat. I wont think it's ever necessarily "too late" to send LOIs. The benefit is uncertain but you can always give them a shot.