Last year when I was suffering from depression I found you here on YT and literally got motivation to take care of my mental health. So I started a therapy, got better AND I am also a medstudent now! Yay! Thanks for sharing your videos with us! You're such an inspirational person!
Hm. German med student here! During the last months, I feel like I have started getting problems with depression, too. I have no diagnosis (since I haven't been to a doctor) and am afraid that I am exaggerating my issues/ don't have legitimate depression and am just lazy. Basically afraid that a therapist wouldn't really take me seriously. What was going to therapy for the first times like?
Therapists WILL NOT judge you! If you feel like you need help, you don't need to be "diagnosed". I had very minor mental health problems for a few months but refused to get help and it got terrible. So don't delegitimize yourself. :) I thought I was crazy the first time I went to therapy but honestly, it has been so helpful to have someone to talk to and get advice from. Even if it turns out you're just stressed out, having a therapist is still very helpful- you don't have to have mental health issues to go to therapy. Anyways, hope this helped!
Don't be afraid, Robert! They won't judge you because it's their job. Make a research and find specialist with highest rates. Maybe it will sound stupid but I was also looking for "kind" face - this made me feel more comfortable. First appointment can be kinda awkward. But really - think like you are not the first who deal with this problem. You are not alone with it and therapist is here to help you. I also had same problem with feeling that I'm just lazy. Look for other symptoms. Depression is not only or at all about beeing lazy. My depression was like: I was just focused on studying to keep my mind busy from overthinking. I was sad all the time I mean I felt lonely even if I had people around me. I was really tired all the time. I was sleeping over 12h per day and still asleep. I decided to make an appointment after first suicide thoughts. And I'm glad I did. I was sinking in my own condition but therapy and medicaments helped me. Depression is caused by ill brain. Brain is an organ. I you have sick heart or lungs - you go to specialist. So now go to "brain" doctor. Even if it's not depression - noone will judge you. Prevention is always better than complications. Greetings from Poland! :)
Unexpectedly I became depressed during first year of college. Went to an internist who examined me carefully and prescribed a strict exercise program. That did the trick for me. Was soon on the dean's list, climbed to a 4.0 index and was really enjoying myself. Took the MCATs (no specific prep.) and had one of the highest scores in the country. Went to a great med. school, graduated in the top 10% with honors. So, the moral of all this is that depression can be just a bump in the road. Get help. Treat it, hopefully without drugs, and then go on to the great things of which you are likely capable. Oh, and have a ball in med. school. It's a GREAT experience.
I am an Electrical Engineering student, which is completely different from what you study. Even though I am not studying medicine, I just love your videos. They inspire me to work towards my own goals:)
I just really hope and pray I'll go to medical school 💀 pretty much my whole family went through med school, and I feel like I'm going to be the only one who doesn't 💀😭
I love watching your videos very much. While I was suffering from my depression I found your channel and now I can’t stop watching it everyday. Your videos not only motivate me but help me improve my English a lot (I am not an English speaker). Thank you Jamie
I really love these videos.. especially the part where u talk about the cases that u managed.. and I respect that u respect patient's privacy.. keep doing wat u do Jamie..love from india..(I'm a med student too). have my university exams in 4 days ..and after that am 3 yr
Love your vlogs Jamie, I love hearing about your patients and totally support you not vlogging in the hospital. The way you talk about your experiences is very respectful toward your patients too 😊
I love you're multi-color pens! They are going to make life so much easier when clinicals start. If you decide to make more colors I'm definitely going to get them.
I've been working midnight to 8 am every night for 3 years now, pro tip: wake up early the day you have to switch schedules and then take a nap at about 7-9(depending on how experienced you are lol) And then just wake up and do it to it!
I enjoy your vlogs! I completed Emergency medicine rotation last month! It was stressful for me 😉 All the best in your rotation ! I will be starting orthopedic next week and I will be vlogging about it!!! Enjoy Emed!!!
I love your videos a lot ..i'm starting medical school in a couple of weeks and throughout the summer you kept me motivated and eager to study 💕💕 keep doing the amazing job 😚
Loved your video! I am currently an MS2 and I was wondering if you felt the overnight/long shifts ever left you tired or had an impact on your clinical judgement? Currently starting a TH-cam channel of my own so thank you for the inspiration!
Hey Shawn! As a fellow beard enthusiast who's going to start Med School next October, what are some unwritten rules regarding beards you can share with us? we're talking trimmed of course, but still. Medicine is pretty old-fashioned in certain aspects and I was wondering if it was possible for it to be deemed unprofessional.
Congratulations on starting medical school my fellow bearded brethren! I came into med school with a manbun and beard so I was definitely not old-fashioned. But I have never had any problems/complaints. So just keep it clean, kempt and trimmed- and you should be fine! Hope that helps and best of luck!
I have never been so early on a vid of yours hehe. So happy you uploaded :D. You are such a huge inspiration, keep up the good work! Best wishes from a recently graduated medical student!
You should be so much more known 😱😱😍 I can't stop watching your videos, the editing and what's inside is just perfect 👊 Awesome I'm in France and I want to study medecine too
I'm not sure if you read old comments, but I just wanted to give you my two cents about the Muji scissors you have in your white coat; I don't think those Muji scissors would be much help to you in the hospital! I've gone through two of those same pair and both times the blade wasn't sharp enough to cut through most fabrics and even some paper. It's cute and a nice idea, and I love most Muji products, but I just wouldn't recommend those scissors for much! I know you said you have your shears as well, just thought I'd let you/anyone reading this know that those scissors won't cut it in most emergencies.
Hello Jamie! Can you make a video about students who failed their MCATS giving them advices??I'm one of those people and I'm actually considering about taking a gap year. It would be amazing to hear what you think!! Love xoxo
I feel like these little guidelines books are great, but I would feel extremely awkward actually having to refer to them in front of a patient. So do you just tell a patient to wait for a second, while you get out the book and read what you should do?
I feel like its a situation where you do your exam and take your notes on the symptoms they are having and then say okay I'll be back soon and we will talk about what the next steps are:) then go away from the patient and look at your resource guide
Hey there, I really enjoy your EM videos , I am a paramedic and it i interesting to see a different perspective from of ER. I am wondering if they include any rideouts with the EMS crews during your time in the ED. I would be really interesting for you guys to see what we go through in the field .
I don't think age should be a factor in determining if to apply to medical school. I am currently in medical school and in my class there are older students than 25. I think if you have the drive and understand what this journey entails you should go for it!
Hello utopiaia, you are not old to start med school! I am 25 now and I am in my final year of med school,in my class we have people in their 30s! So don't be discouraged! I have a new TH-cam channel, you may check it! Pursue your dreams and best wishes!!!!
@utopiaia I have friends who are older than 25 doing undergraduate medicine too! Don't let other people tell you what to do with your life 😌 Do it because you want to. I was from a "lousier school" and people used to laugh at me for wanting to get into medicine too. But I still got in anyways🤷🏻♀️
Hello there! I’m only in 8th grade but our school is really interested and pushing us into what we want to be when we get older. Ever since I was little I wanted to go to medical school. The only thing is I’m not sure what I want to go for. Also schooling years would be a decent amount. Not like 12 to become a doctor. What are you going for I’m med school and what kinds of stuff do you deal with? Also how many years do you do it for. Not to be nosy or anything but what will your income be when you finish college and get a job at the hospital?
I wonder if that guy's car stayed there or if he got someone to drive it 😂😂 But love your vids cause they make me wanna get up and study and be productive in general
Hii! 😄 I'm meredith and I'm 13 and I've been watching your videos because I've been thinking of being a doctor and I wanna know what they do so😄 thanks for the vloooog😄🤗
Haha ... i used to have a note book too for my HPE taking and when u get used to it...u just want to take off the weight from ur pockets and just use a normal paper haha 😅
Hi Jamie loved the video , but actually am I seeing in a smaller frame and it's glitch-ing? a lot , is it only me or is the video like that , btw great video :)
Love your channel already!! New comer here. Question: I dont know if you answered this question before, but how do you take care of your cat while being so busy T . T? I was thinking of getting a cat when i move out for med school (hopefully) but i'm scared it's gonna die or sth T . T
Is it the camera or the format of the video is very low because it's not sharp and blur tho. I really love watching your vlogs but I appreciate it more if it's brighter and clearer.
Do the ED doctors only do 8 hour shifts as well or is it just medical students? Just interested as I'm a doctor in the UK and our on call shifts are 12-13 hours
Hey Jamie! I have recently begun creating a pre-medical related blog. I've been enjoying the process, even though it's in the very early stages, but I have been hesitating to post anything regarding things I have seen in hospitals due to HIPPA. I was wondering if you have ever come across this hesitation, and what changes you may make to content. Am I safe in assuming if no direct patient information is contained, I can talk about a case, including chief complaints and findings? Or are those two things, once connected, consider a violation of privacy? Am I allowed to discuss what a CT or X-ray showed if, again, detailed patient information is not shared? I have been searching the internet endlessly and can't find anything to solidify my assumptions as correct. I would hate to make a mistake due to misinformation. Thank you for your time! *If anyone else wants to weigh in, I would appreciate any input.
I have an internship at a hospital and I was told that I can share case details with family and friends as long as I do not mention the patient by name.
Stethoscopes and Isotopes From my experience going through several rounds of HIPPA training both at school and work it's okay to discuss patient cases outside as long as you don't use any type of identifier. Aka any type of information that could lead to some one figuring out who the patient is. For example if you say: " I saw this patient who came into the hospital with a left femoral fracture and the X rays showed...." that's not a violation because that tells you nothing about who the patient is or could be.
POOF! 96 no you usually pay a tuition, just like in your undergraduate years. After medical school you apply for residency and start working for a smaller salary until you take your boards to become a board certified physician
Last year when I was suffering from depression I found you here on YT and literally got motivation to take care of my mental health. So I started a therapy, got better AND I am also a medstudent now! Yay! Thanks for sharing your videos with us! You're such an inspirational person!
Hm. German med student here! During the last months, I feel like I have started getting problems with depression, too. I have no diagnosis (since I haven't been to a doctor) and am afraid that I am exaggerating my issues/ don't have legitimate depression and am just lazy. Basically afraid that a therapist wouldn't really take me seriously.
What was going to therapy for the first times like?
Therapists WILL NOT judge you! If you feel like you need help, you don't need to be "diagnosed". I had very minor mental health problems for a few months but refused to get help and it got terrible. So don't delegitimize yourself. :) I thought I was crazy the first time I went to therapy but honestly, it has been so helpful to have someone to talk to and get advice from. Even if it turns out you're just stressed out, having a therapist is still very helpful- you don't have to have mental health issues to go to therapy. Anyways, hope this helped!
Don't be afraid, Robert! They won't judge you because it's their job. Make a research and find specialist with highest rates. Maybe it will sound stupid but I was also looking for "kind" face - this made me feel more comfortable. First appointment can be kinda awkward. But really - think like you are not the first who deal with this problem. You are not alone with it and therapist is here to help you. I also had same problem with feeling that I'm just lazy. Look for other symptoms. Depression is not only or at all about beeing lazy. My depression was like: I was just focused on studying to keep my mind busy from overthinking. I was sad all the time I mean I felt lonely even if I had people around me. I was really tired all the time. I was sleeping over 12h per day and still asleep. I decided to make an appointment after first suicide thoughts. And I'm glad I did. I was sinking in my own condition but therapy and medicaments helped me. Depression is caused by ill brain. Brain is an organ. I you have sick heart or lungs - you go to specialist. So now go to "brain" doctor. Even if it's not depression - noone will judge you. Prevention is always better than complications. Greetings from Poland! :)
Unexpectedly I became depressed during first year of college. Went to an internist who examined me carefully and prescribed a strict exercise program. That did the trick for me. Was soon on the dean's list, climbed to a 4.0 index and was really enjoying myself. Took the MCATs (no specific prep.) and had one of the highest scores in the country. Went to a great med. school, graduated in the top 10% with honors. So, the moral of all this is that depression can be just a bump in the road. Get help. Treat it, hopefully without drugs, and then go on to the great things of which you are likely capable. Oh, and have a ball in med. school. It's a GREAT experience.
Cheer up !! 😘
I am an Electrical Engineering student, which is completely different from what you study. Even though I am not studying medicine, I just love your videos. They inspire me to work towards my own goals:)
I just really hope and pray I'll go to medical school 💀 pretty much my whole family went through med school, and I feel like I'm going to be the only one who doesn't 💀😭
CallingKaterina where are you from ?
lol dont feel forced to go just because your whole family did
Feeling you
Oh, and let`s take a moment to apreciate the great taste in music you have! Love the song that you used here!
bc of HIPAA good stories can not be told #thestruggle
I love watching your videos very much. While I was suffering from my depression I found your channel and now I can’t stop watching it everyday. Your videos not only motivate me but help me improve my English a lot (I am not an English speaker). Thank you Jamie
I really love these videos.. especially the part where u talk about the cases that u managed.. and I respect that u respect patient's privacy.. keep doing wat u do Jamie..love from india..(I'm a med student too). have my university exams in 4 days ..and after that am 3 yr
Love your vlogs Jamie, I love hearing about your patients and totally support you not vlogging in the hospital. The way you talk about your experiences is very respectful toward your patients too 😊
I love you're multi-color pens! They are going to make life so much easier when clinicals start. If you decide to make more colors I'm definitely going to get them.
Favorite type of videos: overnight shifts.
I've been working midnight to 8 am every night for 3 years now, pro tip: wake up early the day you have to switch schedules and then take a nap at about 7-9(depending on how experienced you are lol) And then just wake up and do it to it!
I enjoy your vlogs! I completed Emergency medicine rotation last month! It was stressful for me 😉 All the best in your rotation ! I will be starting orthopedic next week and I will be vlogging about it!!! Enjoy Emed!!!
Candy needs her own youtube channel
hmmm looks like Winthrop U... I recently did my ER rotation there and everyone was super nice and helpful!
I love your videos a lot ..i'm starting medical school in a couple of weeks and throughout the summer you kept me motivated and eager to study 💕💕 keep doing the amazing job 😚
Lynn Keraani How is medical school? Is it hard?
I love watching your videos!
best day of the week when u upload your vlog. thankyou so much. feels great everytime i see yours vlogs
Waking up on a Sunday morning to your vlogs are the BEST!!! 🤗🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍thank you for sharing
Loved your video! I am currently an MS2 and I was wondering if you felt the overnight/long shifts ever left you tired or had an impact on your clinical judgement?
Currently starting a TH-cam channel of my own so thank you for the inspiration!
Beards & Scrubs She inspired me to start this channel too!!
Beards & Scrubs I just subscribed so you could hit 100 subs 😀
Thank you for all the love! You are awesome!
Hey Shawn!
As a fellow beard enthusiast who's going to start Med School next October, what are some unwritten rules regarding beards you can share with us? we're talking trimmed of course, but still. Medicine is pretty old-fashioned in certain aspects and I was wondering if it was possible for it to be deemed unprofessional.
Congratulations on starting medical school my fellow bearded brethren! I came into med school with a manbun and beard so I was definitely not old-fashioned. But I have never had any problems/complaints. So just keep it clean, kempt and trimmed- and you should be fine! Hope that helps and best of luck!
I have never been so early on a vid of yours hehe. So happy you uploaded :D. You are such a huge inspiration, keep up the good work! Best wishes from a recently graduated medical student!
your intros are always so pleasing 💕
I don't tend to opt for ready-cut fruit and veggies, as you can't always trust that the knife used was clean
You should be so much more known 😱😱😍 I can't stop watching your videos, the editing and what's inside is just perfect 👊 Awesome I'm in France and I want to study medecine too
So what are your plans after medical school? Residency? Fellowships?
Hey jamie! I'm from germany and you really inspire and motivate me to work hard for my goals thank you so so much ❤
such an idol !!!! do more vlogs please , new workout routne, makeup routine , meal preps!!
your videos are very motivating for an old IMG as me. i hope all the best for you
Omg you're videos really motivate me to keep pursuing my dream to become a physician.
So inspired by you! Can't wait for your Match Day vlog!!!!!
These videos make me want to be better period
I'm not sure if you read old comments, but I just wanted to give you my two cents about the Muji scissors you have in your white coat; I don't think those Muji scissors would be much help to you in the hospital! I've gone through two of those same pair and both times the blade wasn't sharp enough to cut through most fabrics and even some paper. It's cute and a nice idea, and I love most Muji products, but I just wouldn't recommend those scissors for much! I know you said you have your shears as well, just thought I'd let you/anyone reading this know that those scissors won't cut it in most emergencies.
Please do more of these day in the life vlogs!! ❤️❤️❤️
Interesting and well presented content... Can't wait for more !!! Wish you all the best!
Your videos just keep getting better and better, thanks for keeping me motivated Jamie! Where did you get your necklace and hoop earrings??
I love your videos. they make me so excited for my future!
I'm not a medstudent but I love your videos! I also adore your cat
Missed ur videos alot....
Finally I am happy to see ur videos...
Very motivating..
Thanks😀
EMERGENCY MEDICINE IS THE RESIDENCY I WANT TO DO 🙌🏾
Hi! I'm studying for uni exams (i wanna to read med.) you so motivated me thank you for vids ♥
Hello Jamie! Can you make a video about students who failed their MCATS giving them advices??I'm one of those people and I'm actually considering about taking a gap year. It would be amazing to hear what you think!! Love xoxo
Nice video Jamie , big fan to your channel ...
GOOD LUCK 💪💙
Hiii!! Just saw your interesting awesome vlog from Malaysia!! Lots of loveee and keep teaching us about medical stories
I feel like these little guidelines books are great, but I would feel extremely awkward actually having to refer to them in front of a patient. So do you just tell a patient to wait for a second, while you get out the book and read what you should do?
I feel like its a situation where you do your exam and take your notes on the symptoms they are having and then say okay I'll be back soon and we will talk about what the next steps are:) then go away from the patient and look at your resource guide
Hey there, I really enjoy your EM videos , I am a paramedic and it i interesting to see a different perspective from of ER. I am wondering if they include any rideouts with the EMS crews during your time in the ED. I would be really interesting for you guys to see what we go through in the field .
Next video request: How you avoid or manage burn out :)))
She has one already :)
Hi Jamie, do you think you're too old to start med school at 25? thanks and I really love your videos!
I don't think age should be a factor in determining if to apply to medical school. I am currently in medical school and in my class there are older students than 25. I think if you have the drive and understand what this journey entails you should go for it!
thanks for your reply! I feel the same way, but a lot of people try to discourage me because of my age.
Hello utopiaia, you are not old to start med school! I am 25 now and I am in my final year of med school,in my class we have people in their 30s! So don't be discouraged! I have a new TH-cam channel, you may check it! Pursue your dreams and best wishes!!!!
@utopiaia I have friends who are older than 25 doing undergraduate medicine too! Don't let other people tell you what to do with your life 😌 Do it because you want to. I was from a "lousier school" and people used to laugh at me for wanting to get into medicine too. But I still got in anyways🤷🏻♀️
absolutely not, I'm 26 and I'll be applying right before I turn 27 so hopefully I'll start med school when I'm 28
Hey Jamie, could you please do a video about how you do your make-up?
Love your video! Thanks Jamie, Really was looking forward to this video! X
I wish she would vlog at the hospital. I know she is gonna be busy but just give us a peek
Jamie ! You are my inspiration :)
The ever so accidentally crumpled paper is such a real representation of pocket status sometimes lol
when i tell my sister of the success and cases she thinks its depressing :( , i really enjoy ur stuff tho
Love your vids ...they inspire me
Brazil here ♡♡♡
What's your alarm clock called? And where did you get it??
Hello there! I’m only in 8th grade but our school is really interested and pushing us into what we want to be when we get older. Ever since I was little I wanted to go to medical school. The only thing is I’m not sure what I want to go for. Also schooling years would be a decent amount. Not like 12 to become a doctor. What are you going for I’m med school and what kinds of stuff do you deal with? Also how many years do you do it for. Not to be nosy or anything but what will your income be when you finish college and get a job at the hospital?
I know that guy just didn't get out walk along the west side highway XD, dangerous but you gotta do what you gotta do
love your videos! 💕 just curious, were there times when you missed your meals because of studying? :)
Candy is tooooo cute....
Loved this vlog
Where do you get your medical books from?
Certain bookstores or from online?
Hi Jamie. I want to say you inspire me so much
I wonder if that guy's car stayed there or if he got someone to drive it 😂😂
But love your vids cause they make me wanna get up and study and be productive in general
lyrac723 he got out of the back door, means someone else was driving. The car was also still on with the brakes pressed.
Hii! 😄 I'm meredith and I'm 13 and I've been watching your videos because I've been thinking of being a doctor and I wanna know what they do so😄 thanks for the vloooog😄🤗
Can you upload a video playing the keyboard some time? (:
Keep the vlogs going!
Can you post a link or image of that printer paper that you had the drugs on? Looks super helpful!
Awesome video
loved the video , can we get the important meds paper please
This is probably the best like to dislike ratio I've ever seen on TH-cam
All of your videos are sooo inspiring ❤️❤️ Thank you so much for motivating us to hustle for our dreams ❤️
Do you get a lot of time to spend with or family away from work? I heard that surgeons have very long shifts and work a lot.
Haha ... i used to have a note book too for my HPE taking and when u get used to it...u just want to take off the weight from ur pockets and just use a normal paper haha 😅
Hi Jamie, what sort of camera do you use? Which one would you recommend, if you could only have one?
Aney 1988 She has put the reference of her cameras in the description 😉☺️
Great video🦎
I love your video ✨❣
Hi Jamie loved the video , but actually am I seeing in a smaller frame and it's glitch-ing? a lot , is it only me or is the video like that , btw great video :)
I think it's on TH-cam's end. It's taking a little longer than usual to process the video.
TheStriveToFit omg thanks for the reply ❤❤ this made my day ❤😂❤😂
weirdashkid lol I
Love your channel already!! New comer here.
Question: I dont know if you answered this question before, but how do you take care of your cat while being so busy T . T? I was thinking of getting a cat when i move out for med school (hopefully) but i'm scared it's gonna die or sth T . T
When do you use your Eko stethoscope you showed in a previous video?
jamie love you from egypt😍❤
Mhmd Ashraf oooh Hey i am from Egypt too . Nice to meet u. Are u studying medicine ?
Esraa Reda ooooh can't believe there are egyptions here..hello doc ^^..yes .and what about you😅
Esraa Reda me toooo ✌️
Hey! Anyone going to carribean med school this September? I am!
I like to snack on cereals with raisins while studying 😀
When you get a bachelors in med school, when do you get a masters degree
Is it the camera or the format of the video is very low because it's not sharp and blur tho. I really love watching your vlogs but I appreciate it more if it's brighter and clearer.
I think it's TH-cam... it's taking longer than usual to process this video. It's supposed to be at 1080p
TheStriveToFit ahhh thank you for the explanation! Can't wait for more vlogs 😊
Hi Jamie! Just wondering, is there a forensic pathology rotation?
In my Surgery video I was so proud to be in the hospital at 10pm haha you guys do proper night shifts in med school ???😳
Girl, what size is your watch? 28mm or 32mm?
Jamie, may I know what text book you use for emergency? Is it Miller?
Do you get paid for the shifts you do in medical school?
like before watching..it's jamie❤
I love watching your videos❤
How did you make that coli flower?
😊 lastly, what is the music at the end of the video?
I have the music linked in the description box!
TheStriveToFit thank you❤!! 😊
how often do med studenst have to do night shifts during rotations
Can u do an apartment tour??
Hey why can't you tell us what medical school you go to
Do the ED doctors only do 8 hour shifts as well or is it just medical students? Just interested as I'm a doctor in the UK and our on call shifts are 12-13 hours
Nellie Divani i am a nurse at a trauma hospital in New Jersey USA and the physicians work 12 hour shifts in the ER. Hope this helps!
Hey Jamie! I have recently begun creating a pre-medical related blog. I've been enjoying the process, even though it's in the very early stages, but I have been hesitating to post anything regarding things I have seen in hospitals due to HIPPA. I was wondering if you have ever come across this hesitation, and what changes you may make to content. Am I safe in assuming if no direct patient information is contained, I can talk about a case, including chief complaints and findings? Or are those two things, once connected, consider a violation of privacy? Am I allowed to discuss what a CT or X-ray showed if, again, detailed patient information is not shared? I have been searching the internet endlessly and can't find anything to solidify my assumptions as correct. I would hate to make a mistake due to misinformation. Thank you for your time! *If anyone else wants to weigh in, I would appreciate any input.
I have an internship at a hospital and I was told that I can share case details with family and friends as long as I do not mention the patient by name.
Stethoscopes and Isotopes From my experience going through several rounds of HIPPA training both at school and work it's okay to discuss patient cases outside as long as you don't use any type of identifier. Aka any type of information that could lead to some one figuring out who the patient is. For example if you say: " I saw this patient who came into the hospital with a left femoral fracture and the X rays showed...." that's not a violation because that tells you nothing about who the patient is or could be.
Okay, great! Thank you very much for the reply and insight!
This may be a dumb question, but do you get paid in medical school?
POOF! 96 no you usually pay a tuition, just like in your undergraduate years. After medical school you apply for residency and start working for a smaller salary until you take your boards to become a board certified physician
Nice cat !
This is in 360p. Yet it's 560 likes, 0 dislikes. Beautiful.
+Mohammad Mohd might be on TH-cam's end. The video is supposed to be 1080p. It's taking a while to process 😒
do you get paid for these shifts?
Were you on NY ER?