TIMESTAMPS 00:17 What is hematology & oncology? 1:43 Why did you choose medicine and heme-onc in particular? 04:00 Are there further subspecialties of heme-onc after internal medicine? 05:23 What’s a typical day in the life of a hematologist - oncologist? 07:29 How is the heme-onc lifestyle different from other specialties? 08:49 Employment types / practice settings for hematologists-oncologists (private, etc) 09:49 Locum tenens/ alternative employment environments 10:33 How to get involved in nonclinical work as a hematologist oncologist? 12:15 Do you have protected time for nonclinical activities like administrative work? 12:46 What is the most rewarding aspect of heme onc? 14:47 What is the most challenging aspect of heme onc? 15:54 How to deal with death, dying, terminal illness and end of life? 18:01 What personality types do well in hematology oncology? 18:41 What are the misconceptions about heme-onc? 19:21 How to match into a good heme onc /IM residency and fellowship? How to become a hematologist + oncologist? 20:50 How well are hematologist oncologists compensated compared to other specialties? 21:36 Are there things new physicians can do to maximize their income? 22:40 How to stay on top of medical advances 23:48 How to prevent burnout 24:39 Were you able to work out and keep up with fitness during residency and long work hours? 26:05 How to establish a work-life balance 26:29 How has medicine changed since you started and what future changes do you see? 28:20 Is it reasonable to stay on top of broad specialties like family medicine or do referrals become the norm? 29:26 Generalists vs specialists in medicine 30:04 Is there anything you would change about your career path? Any regrets? 30:46 What led to your + your colleagues’ strong career and specialty satisfaction? 31:26 What are your favorite global travel destinations? 32:13 How can we become good doctors? 33:23 Delayed gratification vs enjoying your youth
I’m a Junior in High School, and when I tell people that I want to be an oncology physician, they act confused, and often say stuff like “you want to watch all your patients die?” But I take that with a grain of salt. This is my dream career and I’m willing to do anything to achieve it.
Neither a doctor nor a patient this just came across my feed and I had a look at it and I couldn’t stop watching this very interesting man and what he did with his life what a cool dude!
No problem, glad it helped! One of my best friends is applying to oncology fellowship soon. It’s definitely a rewarding career I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Good luck!
Gastroenterologist Interview (he’s pretty well know and has been asked to help with many projects including Stanford’s clinical skills videos): th-cam.com/video/W5n9NuqOpYk/w-d-xo.html
Hello. Could you recommend a really good hematologist in long island, NY? My dad is having hard time keeping his platelets up due to an autoimmune disease and the large granular t cell leukemia. We also found out his spleen is slightly enlarge. He's now getting nplate once a week and Cyclophosphamide with steroids 2 times a day. Day 1 his platelets was under 2, Day 2 it went to 4,000 but dropped back down under 2 on Day 3. It seems this hematologist is giving up on my dad. 😔 I'm sure someone out there will try to find a way to help treat him. 🙏
Hello. I just recently came across my message sent 1 year ago. Unfortunately my father didn't make it and passed away Dec of 2020. I'm ok with it now and understand grieving takes time. Love you dad! 💞
TIMESTAMPS
00:17 What is hematology & oncology?
1:43 Why did you choose medicine and heme-onc in particular?
04:00 Are there further subspecialties of heme-onc after internal medicine?
05:23 What’s a typical day in the life of a hematologist - oncologist?
07:29 How is the heme-onc lifestyle different from other specialties?
08:49 Employment types / practice settings for hematologists-oncologists (private, etc)
09:49 Locum tenens/ alternative employment environments
10:33 How to get involved in nonclinical work as a hematologist oncologist?
12:15 Do you have protected time for nonclinical activities like administrative work?
12:46 What is the most rewarding aspect of heme onc?
14:47 What is the most challenging aspect of heme onc?
15:54 How to deal with death, dying, terminal illness and end of life?
18:01 What personality types do well in hematology oncology?
18:41 What are the misconceptions about heme-onc?
19:21 How to match into a good heme onc /IM residency and fellowship? How to become a hematologist + oncologist?
20:50 How well are hematologist oncologists compensated compared to other specialties?
21:36 Are there things new physicians can do to maximize their income?
22:40 How to stay on top of medical advances
23:48 How to prevent burnout
24:39 Were you able to work out and keep up with fitness during residency and long work hours?
26:05 How to establish a work-life balance
26:29 How has medicine changed since you started and what future changes do you see?
28:20 Is it reasonable to stay on top of broad specialties like family medicine or do referrals become the norm?
29:26 Generalists vs specialists in medicine
30:04 Is there anything you would change about your career path? Any regrets?
30:46 What led to your + your colleagues’ strong career and specialty satisfaction?
31:26 What are your favorite global travel destinations?
32:13 How can we become good doctors?
33:23 Delayed gratification vs enjoying your youth
This is always so helpful!
How to Medicate Glad to hear!
Adnan A, I really appreciate you’re videos, the time stamps are also very helpful and so thanks.
No problem, thank you for watching!
I’m a Junior in High School, and when I tell people that I want to be an oncology physician, they act confused, and often say stuff like “you want to watch all your patients die?” But I take that with a grain of salt. This is my dream career and I’m willing to do anything to achieve it.
It can be a very rewarding career. Good luck!
I like how he emphasized exercising and staying fit.
Balla Jallow Yeah, it’s always important but under appreciated
Neither a doctor nor a patient this just came across my feed and I had a look at it and I couldn’t stop watching this very interesting man and what he did with his life what a cool dude!
He is a cool doc, I’d agree. Thanks for watching!
A very caring and smart doctor with awesome insight
Thank you for putting this together!
RNBytheBay Thank you for watching!
Wow, you literally ask the best possible questions. Thanks a lot for doing all these interviews! I subbed fosho!
No problem, thank you Brandon!!
Always wanted to become an oncologist. Thanks for the wonderful advice, I will be applying to med school in a year. 💗
No problem, glad it helped! One of my best friends is applying to oncology fellowship soon. It’s definitely a rewarding career I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Good luck!
As someone interested in doing oncology this interview was very useful, thanks!
No problem- I’m glad it helped! Good luck on your journey!
@@DrAdnan Thank you 🙏
Np! 😊
These r some very good interviews u got. Thanks
chickenpasta22 Thank you, Chicken Pasta!
You honestly got such a good channel.
Travis Childers Thank you- that means a lot!
Great video! Can you do an interview with an plastic surgeon? That would be🔥
How to Medicate Plastic surgeons are the hardest to get for interviews. I’ve been trying for months (still working on it) :/
How to Medicate Also thank you!
@@DrAdnan I can imagine! 😅😂
AmaZing interview!!!! Thank you so much
No problem, thank you for watching!
really like this interview bro. hope all is well. thanks
Awesome interview 👏 doc knows his stuff & gave good tips.
This is a great interview. Thank you 🙏🏾
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it.
good questions and right man answering those. good video
Thanks so much! Yeah, the doctor is very experienced in heme-onc.
love it! 🥰 so interesting
Tori Clarke I’m happy you liked it!
real nice to learn something new!
Study With Additti Happy to hear it was helpful for you!
33:23 very thought provoking, nice content :)
Deus Fusion True, most people say to just hold off on gratification till you’re old. Thank you!
This is so helpful !!
I’m happy it helped!
amazing video!! you think you could get a gastroenterologist on your channel?
Gastroenterologist Interview (he’s pretty well know and has been asked to help with many projects including Stanford’s clinical skills videos): th-cam.com/video/W5n9NuqOpYk/w-d-xo.html
@@DrAdnan haha didn't see it! thanks so much for the great content!
Hamburger Juice Np, thanks for being so nice :)
Whaaaat a video not on Saturday???
Adil New month new me
Hello. Could you recommend a really good hematologist in long island, NY? My dad is having hard time keeping his platelets up due to an autoimmune disease and the large granular t cell leukemia. We also found out his spleen is slightly enlarge. He's now getting nplate once a week and Cyclophosphamide with steroids 2 times a day. Day 1 his platelets was under 2, Day 2 it went to 4,000 but dropped back down under 2 on Day 3. It seems this hematologist is giving up on my dad. 😔
I'm sure someone out there will try to find a way to help treat him. 🙏
Hello. I just recently came across my message sent 1 year ago. Unfortunately my father didn't make it and passed away Dec of 2020. I'm ok with it now and understand grieving takes time. Love you dad! 💞
love ya, more vedio pls
卢世铭 thanks, will do!
what is the doctors full name?
Where's the doctor
In Northern California!!
Didn’t even get a chance to watch the last one
2 Much Adil Gotta keep up with the times lol
Im in gold beach Oregon
5:30
12:54
Lol?
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u mirin zyzz Yee 💪. I’d pin it but I need to pin the timestamps lol
Doctor u may want to blink ur eyes at times!
But then I’ll miss out on what’s happening in the world 😁
Government made new improve lukimeia
The crying fans are a testament to the power of the Slept King
David Seitz I wanna meet him one day. One of my lowkey goals is to get on his show
@@DrAdnan What? Who?
David Seitz Bobo
@@DrAdnan Oooooooh. Bobo. Of course. Um... Who?
David Seitz Khaloko’s life partner
You say im healed by faith in God i said you said im Jesus God i am God Adam