I don't have the will power to study medicine myself but I want to express my gratitude towards all (future) physicians, whether you save lives or make them just a little bit better. You mean the world to all patients and the people who love them.
Agreed. Yet, that is precisely what it takes, so it's not so much amazing as it is requisite, and to be able to do that while delaying gratification as you are seeing many other old friends and associates getting married, buying homes, having families, becoming attendings, all while you are still a resident. You can't have anything less than sheer will, drive, commitment to excellence, and the resiliency to see this through. Impressive, for sure.
Mad respect to all the residents and attendings over here, and also to neurosurgeons in general. It is an incredible field that requires a lot of sacrifice and willpower.
It‘s my biggest dream to become a neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins one day. I‘m from Germany and I know that it‘s going to be really hard to reach that dream but I will keep fighting for it👩🏻⚕️
Meanwhile I am here willing to go to Germany for Neurosurgery residency. I wish you good luck in achieving your dream. Edit: Can I ask about neurosurgery residency in Germany?
Excellent program. Long road. Advice now 13 years into neurosurgery: work to live, do NOT live to work. I love my job but don’t let the more important things get in the way: family, etc etc.
Can I ask if you have life outside of work/studying when you were in residency. I am about to complete high-school and would love to know and ask some questions
It must be so amazing to get picked to be a resident at John Hopkins. Congrats to all of u! I'm sure neurosurgery must be so exciting yet very hard. Sounds like a awesome place to have under your belt. Best wishes to each of u!
1:30 Brian Y. Hwang- I went to One Station Unit Training (OSUT) with this guy; this was around Christmas time of 2015 @ Fort Benning. All the Drill Sergeants (DS) were astonished, yet perplexed on why the heck he decided to go enlisted as a neurosurgeon. I'm glad to see he's doing okay, and if you're reading this Doc, it's your Korean buddy!!
I’m still in highschool (15 years old) and I really want to study medicine in the us and It’s my dream to become a surgeon but Idk if I could be one because of financial problems. The world needs more medical people but the tuition fees are so expensive, one of the flaws of the education system.
@@marioquintana581 That is kind of you to encourage this person. Most people just want to know they can pay back all those student loans and still have some semblance of life.
As a college senior do yourself a favor and choose an easy major during college if you're 100 percent going into medicine. Medical schools accept an major subject so choose something easy so you have alot of time to focus on your science courses which have their own gpa. If you major in something like quantum chemistry but with a low gpa it won't help much that the major is hard .Good luck bro, wishing you the best 💫.
@@daveyjones3016 Wrong, in America they care which major you choose. You need to take 1 year biology, 2 years chemistry, 1 year calculus, 1 year physics and 1 semester physcology. If you get a degree in liberal arts with a 4.0 and 528 mcats you still will not get in. You need to choose a STEM major.
@@imawatermelon1439 That's not true. Yes you need to take the prerequisite (chem, english,physics,ochem,maths,ect) science courses but after that you can major in anything you want. If you do all that as a liberal arts major with perfect numbers you can go anywhere you want.
I appreciate how the residents are happy to share to others consider JH that you can afford to buy a home and that it's a nice community around campus. Baltimore has a very bad reputation, so it's important to mention those things.
Hello, I have a question about residency in neurosurgery. Is it impossible for a foreigner to be able to participate? or is the neurosurgery residence also open to foreigners?
is it possible to complete PGY-1 and PGY-2 both along, because before starting medschool, many people has also done neuroscience and neurology diplomas, which is also a part of PGY-1 year, so, is it possible?
I'm in 8th grade and signed up for all medical electives in high school. Highly suggest you do the same. I want to be some type of surgeon too! Wishing You and I both luck
are you a senior in highschool or in college? or in med school? It might be a bit hard because I don't really know how it works in the Caribbean its different per country and it might not be possible if your already in med school to this residency . If I am not wrong your going to have to get here and attend apply for a residency here after passing your med school. that's only a guess on my part theirs also probably a licensing exam or something. good luck ;)
Sir i tolking to Bangladesh . i have done o5 to O6 cervical spine surgery . 21 . 04. 2022 Doctors advice cervical spine myolopathey then do the neurosurgeon Dr shak sadar Hussain in Bangladesh . My present condition not so good . i want to batter treatment cervical spine doctors in USA ... Please details help to me . i do the good gob. senior medical assistance in. Jalalabad gass Mandibag Sylhet . please yours hospital Neuro surgon address well come .
Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call 888-872-1408. Our specially trained medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins USA can also provide language interpretation, financial counseling, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.
@@Arcticos0 Some people wanna push affirmative action, which I think it's quite dangerous. Meritocracy is much better. I want skilled surgeons operating on me, not some black guy who is forced to get in the medical field against his will just for the sake of "diversity" so some people can feel proud because there is now someone who looks like them. I think this mentality is stupid because no one should feel proud when another person of the same skin color achieved something great. I think people should feel proud only when they have achieved something on their own.
I don't have the will power to study medicine myself but I want to express my gratitude towards all (future) physicians, whether you save lives or make them just a little bit better. You mean the world to all patients and the people who love them.
I'm in the medical field. Thank you for your kind words!😊
@@PewPewFreedom thank you for helping people with your knowledge
The sheer will to commit to a residency for so many years of your life is absolutely amazing.
Agreed. Yet, that is precisely what it takes, so it's not so much amazing as it is requisite, and to be able to do that while delaying gratification as you are seeing many other old friends and associates getting married, buying homes, having families, becoming attendings, all while you are still a resident. You can't have anything less than sheer will, drive, commitment to excellence, and the resiliency to see this through. Impressive, for sure.
It has always been the dream and I’m taking steps to get there. Still in medical school...hoping for the best.
You got this☺️ are you currently involved in any neurosurgery-related research?
Nuhh, not yet. In Ghana, where I am currently, there isn’t much opportunity to do neuro research but I hope to get involved in one soon.
I wanna go there too 😭😭😭
Hello Akosua
It will be great to get in touch with if you don't mind. I'm also a Ghanaian and planning my neurosurgery journey
Wishing you well on your journey!
Mad respect to all the residents and attendings over here, and also to neurosurgeons in general. It is an incredible field that requires a lot of sacrifice and willpower.
How is you know you is not even smart enough to get a degree in burger flipping.
It‘s my biggest dream to become a neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins one day. I‘m from Germany and I know that it‘s going to be really hard to reach that dream but I will keep fighting for it👩🏻⚕️
You can do it 💪
Same! Hopefully we’ll make it one day!
that makes the 2 of us . I wish us Success . 🥂
Meanwhile I am here willing to go to Germany for Neurosurgery residency. I wish you good luck in achieving your dream.
Edit: Can I ask about neurosurgery residency in Germany?
lol keep dreaming
Excellent program.
Long road. Advice now 13 years into neurosurgery: work to live, do NOT live to work.
I love my job but don’t let the more important things get in the way: family, etc etc.
Can I ask if you have life outside of work/studying when you were in residency. I am about to complete high-school and would love to know and ask some questions
Is it really possible as a neurosurgeon?
Of course it is.
How can you work to live instead of live to work with the hours you have to put in every week?
@@ARTDEVGRU247.
Because I’m not a resident anymore. Lol
It must be so amazing to get picked to be a resident at John Hopkins. Congrats to all of u! I'm sure neurosurgery must be so exciting yet very hard. Sounds like a awesome place to have under your belt. Best wishes to each of u!
1:30 Brian Y. Hwang- I went to One Station Unit Training (OSUT) with this guy; this was around Christmas time of 2015 @ Fort Benning. All the Drill Sergeants (DS) were astonished, yet perplexed on why the heck he decided to go enlisted as a neurosurgeon. I'm glad to see he's doing okay, and if you're reading this Doc, it's your Korean buddy!!
Damn just looked him up and he was a 18D post residency. Sounds like a super impressive dude.
I’m still in highschool (15 years old) and I really want to study medicine in the us and It’s my dream to become a surgeon but Idk if I could be one because of financial problems. The world needs more medical people but the tuition fees are so expensive, one of the flaws of the education system.
You make enough as a practicing physician to pay back your loans and live a comfortable life even as a PCP
@@marioquintana581 That is kind of you to encourage this person. Most people just want to know they can pay back all those student loans and still have some semblance of life.
A Dream of many Doctors and students around the world.
I’m medicine student knowing how difficult is to be a neurosurgeon, I’m looking forward and dreaming every single day of becoming a neurosurgeon
Sending you well-wishes, Sofia!
Being a medical student from India getting here is a lot of work im ready to put in even if the odds are not in my favour.
One day I will see my self as a great neurosurgeon. InshaAllah.
Mark My words I will make my dream come true and join this program one day ❤
I am a medical student currently in the future, I will achieve my goal and do my residency there
My future dream/goal after I complete high school
Meet you there 👌
As a college senior do yourself a favor and choose an easy major during college if you're 100 percent going into medicine. Medical schools accept an major subject so choose something easy so you have alot of time to focus on your science courses which have their own gpa. If you major in something like quantum chemistry but with a low gpa it won't help much that the major is hard .Good luck bro, wishing you the best 💫.
@@daveyjones3016 Wrong, in America they care which major you choose. You need to take 1 year biology, 2 years chemistry, 1 year calculus, 1 year physics and 1 semester physcology. If you get a degree in liberal arts with a 4.0 and 528 mcats you still will not get in. You need to choose a STEM major.
@@imawatermelon1439 That's not true. Yes you need to take the prerequisite (chem, english,physics,ochem,maths,ect) science courses but after that you can major in anything you want. If you do all that as a liberal arts major with perfect numbers you can go anywhere you want.
@Sero Suit You’re 100% right. I’m a second year medical student now and my degree is in economics.
I'll do this in my next life.
I appreciate how the residents are happy to share to others consider JH that you can afford to buy a home and that it's a nice community around campus. Baltimore has a very bad reputation, so it's important to mention those things.
Its my dream to get in your residency for neurosurgery 🥺❤
Hello, I have a question about residency in neurosurgery.
Is it impossible for a foreigner to be able to participate? or is the neurosurgery residence also open to foreigners?
Hi Maria, you can learn more here: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neurology_neurosurgery/education/residencies/neurosurgery_residency/program_overview/
dream and goal of my life
I pray to come there one day. It's my biggest dream
is it possible to complete PGY-1 and PGY-2 both along, because before starting medschool, many people has also done neuroscience and neurology diplomas, which is also a part of PGY-1 year, so, is it possible?
I want study in Johns Hopkins but I'm foreign
Same😩
One day I will be here .
Insha Allah
That is me in the future. God bless
God I want to be here someday (if not selfish reasons) 🙏🙏
Samuel Oreoluwa David me too
Hi, @@jeenathakur4682 where are you from?
Me too. I’m from Africa, been in the America for almost 4 years. I want to go to college and then med and become a doctor Insha Allah
Me three😅🙏
@@giftdansu7262 Hi Gift
How can I get more info of how to be part of the program ! I'm graduating on july 9th of 2021 ! I'm from mozambique studying in Russia
Omg, in Spain NSurgery is 5 years long instead of 7
One day i'll be here and i'll be the best.
Dr house studied there ❤
How to apply at john hopkins? Is it through usmle?
To review our available positions, please visit: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/employment/
Thats my bigest dream to becaome a neurosuregeon and to have resedensy in your hospital just like Ben Carson :D (btw i am in 7th grade)
Sameee!!😁
That is such a nice goal. You better get reasearching soon
I'm in 8th grade and signed up for all medical electives in high school. Highly suggest you do the same. I want to be some type of surgeon too! Wishing You and I both luck
Ben Carson is also my inspiration!
So the residency program is for 7 years?
Yes
@2nd Amendment Shield thank you
I will be there one day..for sure
Amazing❤
È ottimo come COLLEGE nn so se sia possibile che si tratti sempre di IVY LEGUE
How can I apply for this as a Caribbean senior student in their last year.
are you a senior in highschool or in college? or in med school? It might be a bit hard because I don't really know how it works in the Caribbean its different per country and it might not be possible if your already in med school to this residency . If I am not wrong your going to have to get here and attend apply for a residency here after passing your med school. that's only a guess on my part theirs also probably a licensing exam or something. good luck ;)
One day i will go there...
My dream job
Best Hospital along with HARVARD MEDICAL 🎒📚 in the whole world.
The very best!
I see you Dr. Abu-Bonsrah🙌🏾
One day I will make it, this I promise.
these are all super starts in their field.
Ill be here oneday
Only 2 people...
Yh... Matching to there for residency must have been intense, I wonder what kind of stats they have the one’s that got through
Not many people want to be in residency for 7 or 8 years and also is very competitive.
@@menace2819 Maybe a 3.9 GPA and a good MCAT score from what I can think of
One day I will be neurosurgery resident in John Hopkins medical center
In Sha Allah,Soon
...eh, it's the best teaching hospital in the world.
Its my childhood dream
If only I had insurance for you guys to give me me a
Cat scan after so
Many concussions from snowboarding
I'm from Bangladesh n my dream is to study in JHU
I am also a Bangladeshi. That's my Dream too..😍😍
My dream job is to be physician at Johns Hopkins hospital
👏👏👏👏
Mia madre fece 1 corso di lingue qua nel 1977 con matas di Luciana GORI mentre frequentava mio padre
Sir i tolking to Bangladesh . i have done o5 to O6 cervical spine surgery . 21 . 04. 2022 Doctors advice cervical spine myolopathey then do the neurosurgeon Dr shak sadar Hussain in Bangladesh . My present condition not so good . i want to batter treatment cervical spine doctors in USA ... Please details help to me . i do the good gob. senior medical assistance in. Jalalabad gass Mandibag Sylhet . please yours hospital Neuro surgon address well come .
Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call 888-872-1408. Our specially trained medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins USA can also provide language interpretation, financial counseling, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.
PGY-3s: blink twice if you need help
2:20 lol diapers
“IF I WANTED TO BE A MAJOR PLAYER IN THE WORLD OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING I WOULD OWN A HOSPITAL. KILL AT WILL AND TESTAMENT.” Charles Carroll of Carrollton
💜💜
What? 8 years of residency?
Hi
i will be here soon
You wanna be a neurosurgeon?
@@PewPewFreedom i do
@@gray2316 Same! Are you a medical student or still an undergraduate or in high school?
@@PewPewFreedom i’m a sophomore in high school
@@PewPewFreedom are u a medical student??
one day
Woah
out of 27 residents, only 1 black person?
Why does that matter?
@@Arcticos0 Some people wanna push affirmative action, which I think it's quite dangerous. Meritocracy is much better. I want skilled surgeons operating on me, not some black guy who is forced to get in the medical field against his will just for the sake of "diversity" so some people can feel proud because there is now someone who looks like them. I think this mentality is stupid because no one should feel proud when another person of the same skin color achieved something great. I think people should feel proud only when they have achieved something on their own.