My Hours As A Doctor - Internal Medicine Hospitalist
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2022
- Are you curious about how many hours I work as a hospitalist? In this video, I will give you an insight into my day-to-day work schedule and how many hours I work each shift.
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Ah my dream!! About to start my med school journey !
How do you review all old and new patients in 30 minutes? That's awesome. I'm a second year resident and it still takes me an hour to 1.5 hours to review 9 patients. I'd really love it if you addressed this in a future video :) thanks for all the info
Happy to.
1. It easier when you're an attending cause I'm looking for the info I care about (ie. If a pt is there for diuresis - then I'm looking at oxygen needs, ins and ours, and electrolytes. If a pt is there for INR monitoring before DC then that's where I'll go to first).
2. Have a flow you take for each pt quickly (vitals, labs, studies, and overnight notes/consults) helps move things a long
3. Write down what matters vs. everything. Obviously your attending may care for certain things. As an upper level you need even less as your interns you may be covering should have the smaller data. If the vital is the same or stable - then I either don't write it down or notate a check next to BMP for example.
4. Don't let pages or requests stop you from finishing your current task. If you get a page - take a quick look to ensure it's not an emergency and then finish your current chart review. Then answer. A nurse is likely not going to notice you not responding for 2-3 mins.
@@TheMDJourney the last point is a uw question! Haha
Well organised and committed l appreciate. Doctor Faye
12 hour shift?!
I understand how is the life too busy my husband he was MD in cuba and Spain is a busy life
Dr
Good day
I really want to ask for a favor as an internal medicine resident who works out of the US
Would you be interested to do some shorts talking about some cases you have
Including
Managment plan as in medication
Or if the patient needs any consultation
The note you write about the patient (what are the most important things to write down ) and so on
I’ll be grateful forever 😊😊
I do this as a med student
Please tell me the surgeons duty hour.
About how many patients do you manage on average day?
Thanks for your insight! 😄
15-19. This counts new admits and discharged pts for the day. So likely an even turnover of 2-3 DC (2-3+ admits). Sometimes more DC than admits and sometimes the other way around.
@@TheMDJourney very interesting! Thank you again. Going to start med school next year and am very interested in IM
Best of luck!
Nice here in India in my college nearly 50+ pts get admitted on daily basis plus nearly 10 old pts on duty day.. and weekly twice duty day
@@TheMDJourney1 year later and just finished my first semester- doing well so far! 😅
Sir where did you complete your mbbs?
Awe...poor thing. When you e eat lunch? 7 is c too late t o get home.
Hey, I’m really confused about something. So do you work one week on and one off or is it from 9 to 5 every day of the week? Sorry I’m just really confused about this.
7AM to 7 PM. One week on, one week off.
What do you specialise in
What’s the difference between resident doctor and hospitalise?
Hospitalist is an attending
Hey nice video. Can you please tell me what's the average Salary of IM/FM academic hospitalist who just started after completing his/her residency? Thanks in advance😊
This is not healthy because of lack of time to pursue a life or hobby outside work. Like what if you are also an athlete? Should you sacrifice your sport ? Your life revolves mostly around your job as doctor.
Do you guys ever work 32 hours straight (against your own will)?
Who would like to work 32 hrs straight?! Of course they basically got no choice bec that is how the system works.
@@user-yl6ei9xz9h overnight shifts are done like that in some countries. From 8am one say to 4pm the next day. It was a genuine question. I really hope his answer is "32? That's crazy! 24 hours max"
Are you a resident or an attending?
Attending now :)
@@TheMDJourney nice! Are these hours in the video for a full time attending or were they for a resident?
How many patients do you see a day? I am a 3rd year IM resident and planning to be a hospitalist.
About 15-17 + 2+3 admits a day
Thank you for reply.
Hi. What is the average pay of someone who is practicing internal medicine?
I'm sorry you have to work so hard, No one else in any other profession works as hard or a long as a "doctor" We non "Doctors" have avery simple easy life.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Get help. You're mentally sick. Nobody here is saying that people in other professions don't work hard.
Doctors only leaving 30 minutes to coordinate care with pharmacies explains a lot of the issues I see as a tech 🤪
do you work week work week off ?
Only if I want to work an extra shift or cover someone :)
@@TheMDJourney so what's the salary generally like. I'm currently a 5th year mbbs. very passionate about internal medicine i think it'll be my specialty. what does it take for an IMG like me to match into internal medicine in US . what general advice do you have for me ?
How much do you make in a year?
250k +/- some quality/productivity bonuses (which I believed are paid annually)
Good afternoon.
Can I ask a one question.
why people get salmonella?
What is the cause ?
It's bacterial, often through uncooked/not fully cooked food + combine with poor hand hygiene
You’re very hard to understand
Thanks for the feedback