73 Questions with an Infectious Disease Doctor | ND MD
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- Welcome to 73 Questions with ND MD. This video series highlights different medical specialties to give you a better idea of what it is like in the life of a full time attending or resident physician...and now healthcare professional students of various healthcare careers or programs! On this episode, Dr. John Fisher, an academic Infectious Disease specialized physician, talks about his path through medical school and what YOU need to know about the lifestyle of an infectious disease doctor. Listen to the incredible stories and years of wisdom that make Dr. Fisher one of the most well respected physicians and teachers at the Medical College of Georgia. Thank you Dr. Fisher for your time and valuable insight into life in Infectious Diases!
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When I was a lab technician, Dr Fisher was the only attending who will help us to stain slides and help us read when we’re swamped. He was the only one who will clean up the microscope after reading slides and teach students to do so and respect our work. We miss and love him so much! We hope he is enjoying his retirement!
Dr. Fisher tried to learn everyone's name in our class of 200 medical students, same as he did every year. What an amazing teacher of medicine.
I love this 😍😍😍
Such a great teacher 🥺🥰
When is 73 questions coming with Dr Glaucomflecken
That would a nice one for sure he cracks me a lot
Oh i want this badly
THIS. But make sure to ask the non-fake account!
YESSS
Is a consensus we all want this🤝
Really enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor commands so much authority, and yet he is so respectful in his answers. I guess that's the confidence of a doctor with nearly 45 years of experience.
He was one of my favorite interviewees yet. I really loved the way he tells stories and his easy, relaxed, confident nature that only comes with time and experience and just can't be faked.
50 years at this point. Why would you not include residency
You can tell he is an old school doctor, the best of their kind. Reminds me of my pediatrician who practiced late into his 70s. Must protect him!! hahah
As a graduate of MCG in 1990, I remember Dr. Fischer very well. He was an exceptional mentor & clinician. So grateful for him in inspiring me to go into internal medicine. Thank you for interviewing him.
I thought pathology and infectious diseases were more related than internal medicine.
Writing a novel in which the love interest of an OBGYN is a pathologist/infectious diseases doctor.
They time travel 2000 years into the past together and save lives
This doctor is very personable. You can tell he has enormous compassion, wisdom and integrity. I really enjoyed hearing him all the way till the end. Would love to hear back from this doctor in another video!
this man is adorable please protect him at all costs
Always grateful for a doctor who's willing to slow down his work flow to engage students and can tell that he is passionate about teaching!! His students are lucky to have him :)
Dr. Fischer is the best! I graduated from Medical College of Georgia in 2018 and he was one of the best lecturers ever. Also he performed some pretty awesome Irish folk songs at a bar in augusta!
This is one of my favorites. He took his time and answered thoroughly. His generation is not in a hurry, and I love it!
seeing the comments about the positive impact he left on students is awesome...
"what changed your mind from pediatrics....? "
... "Parents!!" its ok u can say it.
watching him desperately try to find a diplomatic response is a mood.
Millennial: 'Did you take any gap years?'
Boomer: 'Huh? Gap year? Like ... working in the mines for a year to afford medical school?'
Best comment ever😂
Well late 60s/early 70s was more like a summer job and a part time job at the local store would take care of undergrad tuition (as per my parents).
The gap year came to the US for the same reason it was kn the UK--to delay entrance into the workforce and university because of the oversaturated markets in both. Millennials couldn't get work or get into school. But that's been a problem since Gen X, which is why the trend got here. Maybe if Boomers and their predecessors had planned economic policy better, we wouldn't be talking about gap years.
True.. Very True
Could you do a 73 questions with a hematology/oncology doctor?
Yes!!! I agree! I have recently been receiving care from one for the blood disorder iron deficiency anemia and that would be a great video
Yes that would be great!
One of my favorite interviews 🤍 so humbling, so relaxed, so pure, so real, and so motivating
Thank you Andy
I can't stop smiling throughout the whole interview.
is it hard? compared to other specialities
@@smithereensloccomotives678 I rotated for two weeks during medical school with an ID physician, and I felt it was a little harder than general medicine. Most of your problems are ones other doctors couldn’t figure out. But they also had more time to investigate each patient which kinda balances it out.
Is it just me? I LIKE this man. His vast experience, poise and composure is amazing. He is comfortable talking about his beliefs. I could listen to him talk all day everyday.
So glad I stumbled on this. I had Dr. Fisher as my ID attending as a senior medical student in 1984. He was a great teacher. Glad to know he's doing well and still sharing his wisdom with students.
Why does he look like an older version of doc Schmidt lol
Literally!! Before I clicked I thought this might be his dad because he said his dad was a doctor. They even have similar mannerisms
He even asked "what was wrong with mr Jones?" 😂 @7:40
Dr. Fisher is the GOAT. That is all.
'when I turned 70 in 2013' WHAAAAAT! and he's still 'semi-working' in 2021 at the age of 78, I AM SHOOKTH
He must truly love his job! Something I aspire too be like!
A blessed 🙌 man. He is a hero for all the work and progress he has achieved during the HIV battle. A joy to listen to and such an inspiration. You love ❤ people. We love you too.
7:40 "What is wrong with Mr Jones? ".... My mind screamed DOC SCHMIDT!!!!!!
I love our elders, they’re so sweet 🥲💖
Aw, he's adorable. Could you do a psychiatrist next?
yes we need a psychiatrist. Me being a psych major i gotta know if that’s where I wanna end up or be a psychologist
pretty sure he did a psychiatry resident a few weeks ago
The fact that "gap years" didn't instinctually register in his vocabulary tells you all you need to know about his generation. They were built different.
No it was just way easier to get into med school LMAO
@@ravendes9524 LOL I guess that's one way of looking at it. I just assumed that getting into medical school was always difficult.
@@Benjamin-fu5ij It always was difficult ...no of seats were less...no of colleges were comparatively less... especially fewer Osteopathic med schools...But I think major difference was actually in residency ...Far more rigorous and brutal as well as twice the hell compared to nowadays.
@@vivek27789you're full of shit and you know it
Hey nice videos. You should do one with a cardiologist
Dr. Fisher!! My favorite guy 🥺
I just love this man..when he said he loves doing this because This is God’s work. That touched me.. I teared up a little
Real life doctor House is a total darling
This physician is adorable and so smart. Impressive.
Wow semi-retired and working about 60 hours a week is crazy
I guess it does not feel like work if you love what you are doing like Dr. Fisher does. If I could be as happy as he is at his age with his career choice and the experiences that he has had, that would be a true blessing.
I’m a second year IM resident with a huge love for all things ID. This was a fantastic video. Thank you! Was really excited about the disseminated strongy case as I just came across a similar case on the ID service a few months ago! It’s a fascinating, but devastating disease.
“You might not live as long anyway” 😂
He’s awesome ♥️
Dr Fischer, you are amazing! We all really appreciate what you have taught us many years after graduation.
Wow! These are the kinds of people I’d love to have coffee with. All these years of experience, just beautiful!
Absolutely fabulous!!! Definitely my favorite interview so far.
I love that he’s not shy about talking about what specialities are lucrative that’s incredibly interesting to me
73 Q with Endocrinologist please 🙏😍
please do one with a RHEUMATOLOGIST
Did the Irish traveller survive ?
Sidenote: When you are interviewing someone remeber to be curious throughout, otherwise several questions remain dangling through.
I dare say some of the psychiatrists I've seen could really learn from the history-taking and analytical skills of a good infectious disease doctor like this gentleman.
I love this video. He's not afraid to just speak and about his religious motivations too nonetheless. Nowadays, you can't even be authentic for the fear someone will get offended.
True.. Very True
💯❤
Loved this Interview so much! Andy you are doing a great job my friend ! All the best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Such a great doctor , God bless him more and more
This is what I imagine every infectious diseases specialist looks like 🤣🤣🤣
Why was one of the questions not “where did you get that amazing sweater?”
A proper old school Doctor, commands respect. We should appreciate doctors like these as we have so much to learn from them.
An Infectious disease doctor and Pulmonologist saved my life. Thank you doctors. BTW gap year isn't a term a lovely gentleman of his age would use. I was definitely a puzzle and a mystery. The ID would come to my hospital room, stare at me with his head shaking and ask if I knew what made me so sick, I did not. I had a "rare and unusual fungal blood infection" according to my doctor. It took a broncoscopi and 10 days of cultering it while trying to keep me alive long enough for the answer.
Great interview! Brilliant doctor!! I just wish you would have talked about resistant antibiotics (E Coli). His wealth of knowledge would have been so beneficial to us.
Dr. Fisher is a remarkable human being! He is an inspiration for so many of us in medicine! I am grateful I was able to learn from him in medical school.
Can you do an interview with a dentist next?
Man I the only one who thought this was Dr. Fauci without his glasses from the thumb nail?? lol
could you do some other like non-MD ones in the healthcare field. Like Hospital Management or Psychologist. I think it would be interesting just tweak a few questions
What a physician, super inspirational!
Semi retired 60 hours a week 💕
Can you do one with a pulmonologist?
I would just die to see one of these with a speech language pathologist!!!!! Also PT, OT, and other non physician healthcare roles!!
This, by far, is my most favorite interview among others. I wish I could meet him in person. Thank you, Andy!
I loved every minute of this interview!!!
Wow, what an amazing and humble teacher. Thanks for the awesome content!
This is beautiful
I just love that age !
I wish all people we had to deal with are that peaceful ♥️
His face when you mention "pimping" lmao
Please do 73 questions with a hematologist!!!
Please do one with an otolaryngologist
Already done! Check the student/faculty interview playlist :)
my bacterial or parasite infection is stumping my doctors here, wish I could see him. Id drive from Ohio. At 38 years of age my heart is about to give out from this infection I've had 2 years.
Hi, what are your symptoms?
Dr. Fisher is a wonderful person.
Oh, John Fish's grandfather :D
So far my favorite interview! Love him! Lol
73 questions with a forensic pathologist
Please interview a gynecologist specializing in endometriosis!!
I'm surprised you dont start all your interviews sitting, instead of awkwardly standing wherever lol
So this is Dr. House without the pills
Indeed
Absolute legend!
Love your videos!!!. Hope you can do it one with an endocrinologist ❤
John’s first year at MCG, now AUMC, was when I was a freshman medical student in 1977. We adored him, a tremendous lecturer and educator. I had the privilege and pleasure of working with him over the years as an intern, resident, fellow faculty member then ending up doing my ID fellowship from ‘86 till ‘88. I was fortunate to work with a number of great ID clinicians, MaryJo Carter, Peter Rissing, Bill Chew, Brian Cato, Malkanthie DeSilva and Cheryl Newman. I have never regretted my choice of speciality. The flea’s flea as we were known. I love this.
So many great memories
He seems like a lovely doctor ... And of course sharp as nails.
Could you please do a 73 questions with a psychiatrist? 🙏🏽
Refreshing and informative interview...
Can you do an interview with a nephrologist?
That disseminated strongyloidiasis story blew my mind. Wow!
Is Infectious Diseases understandable, or is it just a practice kinda field? I need an honest answer
Awesome! So much experience.
What a wonderful human! Beautiful soul:) x
This whole comment section is really sweet, sounds like he was a great dr when he was practising.
Could you do 73 questions with a Neonatologist?!!
Loved every minute of this interview 💚
a man of faith and science! Someone show this to the covid deniers "Jesus will protect me" "my God-given immune system"
This is a cool speciality, it's all sciencey and investigative. Had I known medicine could be that way I probably would have gone into it.
Hahaha our good doctor did not understand what a "gap year" was because it is such a modern construct for the weak
Could you do a 73 questions with a Caribbean Med Student ?
@nickxlofi ^^!
He is the sweetest ((":
Soounds so fatherly!
Grandfatherly 😂😂
the way Andy says "specialdy" lool
Amazing conversation
Can you do 73 questions a endocrinologist
Great interview, thanks for filming this.
Wisdom speaks... listen. Another great interview!
73 Questions with a Cardiologist (preferably Interventional) Please :) Thanks.
Hot and humid for a disease expert, I see what he did there haha.
Wow he takes great care of himself