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- Join me for a day in the life of a doctor during my cardiology rotation! See the cardiac critical care unit, join the medical team for rounds, and listen to discussions about patient care. Plus you will get to see real heart ultrasounds and angiogram images of the heart blood vessels!
THANK YOU to the nurses, pharmacist and medical team for participating in the video. And a special thank you to the patients who allowed us to share their medical images - your generosity and desire to educate/help others means so much!
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I love that all the doctors are cool with being filmed, so nice to see the whole aspect. I love this video in particular because of you showing the rounds and describing the details. Continue to be safe up there and thank you for all your hard work! ❤️
I had surgery on May 11. I got my absolute hot hot hot senior resident doc (who was there for surgery) to take his mask off...his dreamy eyes matched the rest of his face....I wanted to get his picture...not allowed...
Jeanette Raichel creepy. How would you feel about a male patient leering at a female physician/nurse like that? Get a grip.
Evelyn B It is creepy. But women don’t act that way as much as men do. Even when men are sexually harassed/assaulted, it’s usually done by other men. Also, men wouldn’t feel threatened in the same way women do. Not saying it’s okay, but this is just how it is
@@adarkertriad See thats whats wrong. You have no idea how an individual would react in response to that. Why can you make the assumption that a man wont be threatened the same way? And what do you mean women dont act that way as much as men? This happens all the time and because of comments like this men feel embarrassed to admit that it happened and it often goes unpunished.
Kyle Zibell I get some dudes may be intimated. A professor tried to kiss my ex and he said he was weirded out and left but he didn’t feel in no way violated or harassed... men can usually overpower a woman so they don’t feel threatened I guess?
I really love the way this video was edited and filmed, obviously not everyone is going to be ok with being on camera but watching this video feels similar to a reality show but more of the documentary shows not trashy reality shows. It makes things easier to follow and really gives a clear picture on how medical treatment is a team activity and how all medical staff are important to keep things going. There are so many common stereotypes of medical staff being egocentric, lazy, unimportant, etc. It's nice to see how in reality it's a nice atmosphere and camaraderie.
Your videos have given me an appreciation for all that doctors do! There is so much teamwork involved!
I am so grateful for you, and all of the other doctors all around the world. Thank you so much to all doctors for helping patients who have Covid-19. We really appreciate you and we are all so grateful for you. I am very deeply thankful for all of you!!
I was so excited when I saw that you posted a new video! Hope you're doing well and staying safe!
I get an echocardiogram every year now cuz i was born with a hole in my heart doctors never seen people survive it in wirh that big of a hole they are testing to help further people wifh this problems my heart is still dealing with a hole in my heart today
❤️❤️
Aww take care my man
crazy!!! i was born with 3 holes in my heart. the doctor initially thought it was one but once he was in their to patch up the hole he noticed the second one. after the procedure (lucky they didn’t do open heart surgery cause they didn’t realize how bad it actually was), a nurse noticed my heart was still bleeding and they had to go back in and patch the third hole. hope all as good with you!
Why dont they patch it up? Its quite easy now with catheter umbrella like patch
Take care
I love how the crew just gathers and they all work as a team. You r inspiring me to work as a doctor. Amazing chanell.Keep doing what u r doing.
This was amazing! I loved the effort that everyone went to for this video. I haven't been able to do my placements for medical school this year, so I almost feel like I have been the CCU in real life. Thanks for making this, really enjoyed it :)
Your cheeriness is contagious. It literally makes my day. Keep up the great work!
i love how much education i recieve on top of the entertainment (this is the first time i am hearing about MONICA , and how cool it would be to know more about it , thanks Sobian . i do appreciate your effort.
I'm glad you posted about Cardiology, because I have a bubble echo scheduled this week.
You have such a great personality and energy! Love your video. About to start cardiology rotation tomorrow 😬
Really enjoyed the addition of what a healthy heart looks like! Was very helpful to refresh my memory ☺️
Hi I just got cardiac clearance for my back surgery
Good luck 😄
Good luck!
Good luck 💓
Hope it all goes well :)
takecareeee
Amazing video. Thanks so much!
Very nice video, hats off from a doctor in Iraq '
that was the best video ever
Inspiring video🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Thanks a lot. Great vlog, a lot to see and learn.
P.S.: We need to see your team more often
Love your vids!!
i love your video!
Question ✋... When a patient goes through a heart attack and gets a stent put in his arteries through the leg. Is it normal to still have a "electric shock" feeling in his leg, even a year after the procedure? It doesn't happen all the time just once in a while and most of the time when lying down.
I can literally hear the smile in your voice when you say "third year medical resident" 😂😂
In a month she'll say something else
@@MsStina84 Yes so soon!!
@@ViolinMD Fellow?
@@MsStina84 Yes true, i'll be a rheumatology fellow at that point.. although still technically a 4th year medical resident haha
Residency is ROUGH so I imagine she's pumped that she's made it so far and that it's getting closer to fellowship!!
(I'm not a doctor nor a medical student don't come for me)
I honestly love how she takes the time to film her colleagues and friends and they're totally fine with it too, it makes it easier to understand what life as a doctor in a specific field is like and it makes it so much more educational and entertaining. I look forward to these videos all the time
Thank you! That means a lot - i'm so glad that you are able to see the amazing teams that work in the hospital
Violin MD ok I’m fangirling😂, you’re my inspiration to keep trying for medicine and not give up. Thank you! Your effort makes me try harder everyday and you put so much effort in your videos to make them educational thank you so much!❤️
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You're a great doctor. The kind that everyone wants to have. You care, you're compassionate, and respectful
Thank you Jeanette!
Be safe♡
i want this covid to end so sioban can take off her mask & we can see her smile again.
I guess the proor people who have to try to hear what notes to write want that too.
there a little bit of her smile in the end
and the beginning
I also want this stupid virus 🦠 so I can see my friends
Aw that so sweet! I want that too!! There are actually a bunch of doctors and nurses that i've only met with masks on... makes you wonder what the rest of their face looks like to be honest!
I was wondering when you would post again. Heroes, all of you. Stay safe, and thank you!
Hi David! Yes still safe! My computer actually died on me so I couldn't get a video together for last week. More to come :)
Agreed!!
Not entirely related, but I passed the NCLEX-RN, and will be graduating nursing school in the next couple weeks! I’m so excited to join a team similar to the one you showed here.
Congrats 🎉♥️
Congrats!!!!
congratsss ❤️ i graduate next month then take the NCLEX
Congrats
The Stargazing Nurse congratulations!!
As a med student it is educative for me.
I am a simple 13 year old but I aspire to have this talent
As not a med student it is entertaining for me.
Ronald Bird same
It really is!! Yeah!😀
Paige Finney same girl I’m 14
You guys really speak an entirely different language
We all here pretending to understand lol
Main thing they understand each other, and it makes sense for the situation to get the person back on their feet!
haha so true isn't it? over time you almost forget how you spoke before medicine 😂
@@ViolinMD When you spend an entire year in the hospital with your loved one, you learn all the med-speak, and can even understand what they are doing next, by just listening carefully.
I love listening to physicians speak tbh lol
I’m always surprised they let you record openly in the hospital, but I love that they do!
I feel the same way. Seems like the hospital would not allow it as it is a distraction no matter how you look at it.
She does not show a patient, especially the face.
Mike Moodie EXACTLY!!! No patients are EVER SHOWN!! If you want to see that you need to go to Dr. pimple popper!
in England there is a show called "24 hours in A&E", it is very popular and they do show patients. Of course only those who give consent. It is known as a "rig show" where they have an array of fixed cameras. They also have "walkers" who film openly. Some prospective patients are mic'd up. Best of all they do some follow ups where they interview patients and relatives at home afterwards.
Crazy how medicine is so similar around the world - May seem obvious but still boggles my mind everytime haha ! 💪🏽💪🏽
I guess that's because it needs to be safe to get sick wherever you're living or vacaying.
I completely agree - makes the world feel like a smaller place, especially during a pandemic when we are facing similar struggles
Wow....3rd year. Can't believe how time flies. I remember when you were saying 'first year' . Awesome to see you again. Stay safe and look forward to seeing you again. p.s. how's the boyfriend doing
And 3rd year ends in a month
She’s married to said boyfriend now.
One of the best medical vlogs I have ever seen.
-Love and Regards, Resident Doctor from India.
Thank you Sharmishtha - that really means a lot!
Keep Inspiring! Keep up the good work!
I started watching your videos when I was in high school, now I'm on my 2nd semester of med school
You are an inspiration to me and my friends!
Greetings from Mexico
Your personality is everything🥺♥️
Aw Ella that's so sweet of you! ♥️
This was a great video! I love that you are allowed to show more of the discussions about the patients and the course of treatment in hospital. Most of the CCU staff were pretty comfortable on camera too 😃 Keep up the good work and stay safe!
I'm just a 14 years old and my dream is to be a doctor someday.
Jillian Lamata you got this!! My dream is to be a CRNA (nurse anesthetist and I’m finishing high school in two years)
That's wonderful Jillian - best of luck on your journey!!
Thank you 😁😁🙏
i want to be a cardiac surgeon when i grow up :)
This video is making me become a doctor right now plus when I grow I want to be a doctor. You and your crew inspired me so much thank you😀
That was so educational! I appreciate these looks behind the curtain. It makes the hospital environment seem less intimidating and gives me more of a sense of ease that people are working as a team and slipping through the cracks may not be as easy/likely as I feared.
Makes my day to hear that - so glad to hear these videos have that kind of impact!
I totally agree. I’ve always had a fear of doctors offices/hospitals, watching these videos gives me a sense of relief. They seem so on top of it and like they enjoy what they are doing. Of course, there are bad apples in every bunch but it’s still refreshing to see.
I really enjoyed this video. It's great to see the Canadian health care system doing what it's designed to do provide the best possible care. Thank-you to your co-workers and teams mates! It's very interested to see the system working together as a whole.
The comparison with the normal heart was so interesting. Thank you for that!
So glad you liked it - will have to thank that resident for getting the ultrasound for us!
@@ViolinMD Please do so and continue your great work!
Hi Siobhan!! Your videos are so interesting, I love how you’re so informative about your job! Thank you for all your work💕💕
Isn’t it amazing how we have developed this technology
Moon Turns The Tides it’s a good job we did, so many more people could’ve died without pagers, machines and other tech used in the hospital.
She sounds so happy all the time I love ittt
5 views and over 100 likes???? 😅
You're a real inspiration ♡
the emotion that she has when presents himself in the intro, is the prove of a person who is really happy in life
Siobhan is so inspirational, keep up the good work ! 🥰🥰
Thanks Lauren!
Yay I love this
Stay safe and healthy
Don't forget to smile♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks for the great content. Would love to collaborate with you!
Thank you - love your animated content too! Send me an email, i’d be happy to chat theviolinmd@gmail.com
I’m a critical care nurse in the CCU at my hospital in GA (and I love it)! Awesome video on the CCU at your hospital Dr. Siobhan!
Tell me more about it . Is the studying hard ?? Once you become a nurse is it stressful ?
Thank you Andrew! do you feel like the video represents your experience in the CCU as well?
Violin MD, Yes I do think it represents CCU’s in general (got to watch that Mag/K level). My CCU mainly takes care of post-op CABGs (or any cardiac surgery/STEMIs/NSTEMIs) or if any device such as an Impella, IABP or ECMO are placed and have to be monitored. We do take Code Blues (though we call them Code 99s) from the floor or from the ED, especially if they’re going to do Hypothermia Therapy. Unfortunately, the hospital I work at is small (for the USA) and we are not a teaching hospital so we don’t have residents (which I miss, having worked at a much larger teaching hospital before). Thanks for the video! Does your hospital do any of the cardiac devices I mentioned?
l euphoria l, Hey great to hear you’re interested in nursing. Yes, the schooling can be tough, rigorous and for many schools fast-paced. The job can be stressful, especially when you’re a new graduate nurse. There is a lot to learn and the learning curve can be steep, however if you stick to it, study when you can and have a open mind to constantly learn you should succeed. Also something to remember...the first place you get a job may not be the best one for you. So, if the beginning of your nursing experience was not what you hoped for, don’t be dismayed. Put your time in on the unit you get hired because you can still learn time management (which is huge) and patient assessments. Then, once you’ve had time to get your skills up you can apply for another position somewhere else (whether it be your current employer or a different one). Nursing is wonderful career because you are never stuck in one place, you can go wherever a nurse is needed and though I was lucky to have found my love of CV (cardiovascular) nursing from the start, I’ve had many colleagues who didn’t and have used there CV experience to help them get better/more experience based nursing positions.
Hi I love you so much and I think your very pretty and your so smart!!!! I'm 12 by the way❤️😘😍😊😀
Tysm for the likes and highliting my comment ❤️❤️😀
Hi Alisyn - great to meet you!
Thank you for giving more information about cardiology, and what cardiologist do during this pandemic.
Hey Sibon
I'm a Mbbs student in aims Delhi
I love watching your videos and they entertain and teach at the same time
Love from India
Take care be safe😁😘❤❤
As a graduated cardiology/electrophysiology patient I just want to say thank you and we love you ❤ ... nothing that I've ever felt in life even comes close to the gratitude I feel when I think about the conditions I've been cured from !
Very informative & entertaining 👍🏼 love these videos. I’m curious, do you film on your phone? Also, does everyone feel comfortable when you’re filming in the background? Like do u make it obvious your filming by “announcing” it before you hit record?
yep i film on my phone and I always get consent from the team to film!
Feel so incredibly proud that you're here locally in Hamilton!! So proud to know such wise, caring, and wonderful people are here supporting us, especially in the worst of times❤️so much respect for what you do
Aw thanks Julia, that means a lot!
Oh I didn't know she was located in Hamilton! I live so close!
Question: how many residents years do you have to do?
It depends on the position, some specialties have longer residencies than others, but I think her’s is only four years
Edit: You do get payed for residency but it’s only about as much as a teacher’s wage in some cases
th-cam.com/video/qhSNOSBLxos/w-d-xo.html The video is old, she'll end her 3rd year of residency in a month and due to covid she'll do her big test due in like march in the fall instead, but the rest is correct
Stina Palm ok thanks
Depends on the specialty. Since she's going to be a Ruhmetologist, she needs to do three years of internal medicine residency and then a one or two-year fellowship in Ruhmetology. However, it's different for everyone. For example, my dad is a Urologist and he needed to do 6 years of residency, two for surgery, and four for urology. Since Urology has it's own residency, he didn't need to do a fellowship.
Depends on how much information/demanding the specific field is. Shortest are 3 years, longest is 7. 3-4 years is the average amount
Thank you for all the uploads! So glad your staying safe!🙏🙏
This is great. I'm training to be an EKG tech right now, and seeing the doctor's side of interpretations helps me out
I loved this vlog! I’m a nurse practitioner who just started a structural heart position this year so a lot of what you discussed really resonates with me. Great work, keep doing what your doing!
Oh my gosh I’m so happy I had my notifications on because my phone warned me it’s like I cannot wait every time I am watching her because I was literally just binge watching her
I'm deciding between cardiology and anesthesiology for my career... I kinda wanna be both but I dunno
I’m kinda in the same situation I either wanna do Cardiology or Orthopaedic :D
Tasneem cardiothoracic anesthesiologist
@@bluethunder9102 thanks 😊
@@balazsluca637 you know the struggle 😆😛
Hi Siobhan! I just finished my first year of medical school at Western, and I just wanted to thank you so much for these videos. Since we haven't been able to see patients or do any kind of observing since March, this kind of video reminds me why I was so excited about medicine in the first place!! I've been watching you for years and you're such an inspiration
Hi Ruxandra, it's great to meet you! congrats on finishing your first year. Definitely difficult with the pandemic changing the face of medical education right now. I'm glad these videos can be helpful during this time! Best of luck on your studies!
I remember I wanted to go into cardiology because it seemed so interesting when I first heard about it since they diagnose and treat problems of the heart and blood vessels. So when I researched more about it and studied so many things about cardiology I realized it wasn’t really for me which is really disappointing. But now I’m looking into radiology which is also quite intriguing.😄
She's back! Whew, I was worried...
Don't worry - still going strong!! 😅
My dream is to be a cardiologist one day. Still in high school but I'm starting to work on that dream.
Upload 1 min ago, 125 likes ha
The ultrasound was a good example to how they actually do the in comparison to how it's portrayed on television.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR AMAZING WORK IM FROM ENGLAND XX
Katie Stevens I always wanted to go to England I am from America
@@Hana-zu9zt iv always wanted to go/live in America
Hi Katie - from Canada!! ❤️
If I seen a full team approach me, Id panic 😅
Its normal in a teaching hospital. You get used to it
@@mt8582 I think they meant as a patient, they would panic. Hopefully they wouldn't be in the hospital long enough to get used to it. But I totally understand that people might be okay with it since they know it's a teaching hospital
haha true we can be a bit intimidating when we clump together! But if you think about it... that means there are more minds thinking about you and caring for you, which is a good thing!
I've almost only been admitted to educational hospitals and this is how it looks all the time.
Thank you all who are working in that hospital to keep people going especially in this hard time. We really appreciate you and want you to know that we love you very very much. Xoxo and stay safe. ❤️❤️
Could you talk about Internal Medicine vs surgery?
I haven't yet... but that's a great idea. any particular questions about that?
@@ViolinMD I'm going into medicine, I love how internal medicine makes you think about everything, I love the coming up with diagnostics and treatments. But also surgery looks so exciting, I also love actively doing work with my hands. I have big FOMO about choosing between both paths plus the specialty. Maybe you could go in depth on how you choose your specialty from the rest. maybe compare how they work differently in the hospital setting? It would be nice to hear from someone that already experienced that not too long ago.
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Incredible teaching medical environment.....thanx a lot....that gives me a lot of isights.
I agree!! so fortunate
UPLOADED 20 SECONDS AGO? WOW!
Noice, you are first...
I always love watching Cardiology videos! My heart has been giving me trouble since I was 15 (21 now) and spent some time in the CCU and it’s so interesting to see what happens from your perspective!!! My next step is applying for medicine and actually becoming a cardiologist!!
Yay I was literally just binge watching you lol 😂
Same
oh really? haha small world!
Just what I needed to start my morning off on the right foot.
I have so much appreciation for anyone in the medical field, but especially anyone within a cardiac unit. my dad had a double bypass in 2018 and it was the most stressful time of my life (my house burned down 3 days later 😔). he was treated at Kaiser here in CA and the entire staff was so helpful and kind. they stayed patient with me and my sister and didn't seem bothered by our millions of questions. thank you for genuinely caring about humans! stay safe 💕💕
I hope you and your dad are okay now
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I love watching your videos!! And I want to be a cardiologist when I get older and you inspire me very much. I’m only in the 8th grade but I just love this specialty
Hi Taylor - that's a wonderful goal! Keep up the hard work and i'm sure you will get there!!
Omg you are the kind of doctor everyone wants! It seems like you really care about your patients and want them to get better for them not so you look like a better person! 💞
And you believe what she says ? She work for Big Pharma remember that
🙋🏻♀️. Siobhan and your team, this is going to sound strange. Having been a patient all my life ( hospital has stopped for me), this was oddly comforting to see. It’s seeing the calm i think. Also, thank you all for what you do🙏❤️
Hi Megan, great to see you again! There is a hum and rhythm to a hospital... and I can image that it must be so familiar to you!
Violin MD Thank you, i’m really glad to see you too. Yes, it’s been rough and pretty scary to see the organized chaos of something i know and the togetherness really was calming. Also, your demeanor excited but “ it’s all ok” holds fond memories and is soothing in this time. ( Just some context, i was born with severe spina bifida and unfortunately i have severe brain damage from A LOT of brain surgeries. I’m turning 40 on the 10th of June though🙌❤️)
As a transplant recipient I am always at the hospital for something... it's like my second home now lol! I am so very grateful for my whole team of doctors and nurses but REALLY wish you were one of them!!! You are so sweet and caring to everyone and also extremely calming!! Thank you for everything you do!! This world DEFINITELY needs more doctors just like you!!! 💚♻️💚♻️💚
I love your videos!!❤❤💜💜
I love how you explain everything so us commoners understand.
She is such a queen!!!❤️
I honestly LOVE the teamwork!
I’m so glad I came across your channel. All the videos are so inspiring and informative. Every video helps drive my determination into working in the medical field ❤️
P.S please thank all of your colleagues for us for also further educating us :)
I love watching these! You have such a great personality!
HI Siobhan , I am really inspired by you and I want to become a doctor just like you . I really think that your videos are informative . I want to serve the community as a real doctor . Love your videos siobhan .
These types of educational, follow-me around, work day videos are the best!
Love your passion towards the patient's and love your smiling face even during your hardships such a motivator you are. Inspired by you every day. Thanks so much for all your patience. Love from India ♥️ expecting more videos from ob gyne ❤️
Love your contents , Keep it up !
As a new nurse, I loved seeing the incorporation of input from different team members! I find some of the explanations given in your videos help me better explain things to patients 😊
Watching your vids is the best way to start the summer break!! :3 I love your videos so much, keep on making them!
This video was so informative! One of my favorites I've viewed from you so far! Thank you Siobahn :) Stay safe.
hello, love your content ❤
These kinda videos actually inspires ALOT, and I'm really into cardiology. I've finally set my goal, but I really do need more inspiration. Any kind of tips will be appreciated. (I'm an year 10 (sophomore)).
Love the video
I know I dont personally know you but I remember when you were just a 1st year resident and now to see you as a 3rd year resident I feel this weird sort of pride for how much you have achieved.This also helps me see what it's really like being a doctor as I am training to be one now.
I will always click this to watch, I love seeing med students in our city learning and taking care of each other. Thank you!