Dr Cellini, as a retired BSN, I really enjoy your posts. Wish all doctors were more like you. I wish you the very best in all your future endeavors. You will make a super dad if that is in your plans and a wonderful teacher.
Mannnnn I’ll be starting school in the Fall. Radiography first. Gonna keep going until I get to be a radiologist. First gen college in my family. Got a lot of work and proving to do.
Could you ever make a video where you explain what a radiologist exactly does? I feel like it’s one of those specialties that a lot of people aren’t familiar with and don’t know what they do
Super excited that I’ll be done with medical school this year and start this journey for real. Your videos are so enjoyable btw. Love from a Nigerian medical student/TH-camr
I’m a nuc med tech. I feel you when you say “treat yourself” on call. Sometimes the extra coffee is the only reason you can get one foot in front of the other after a tough call shift.
Should have thrown comment about the frustration of PACs going down, error prone voice recognition system, ordering physicians providing no or no relevant history, trying to use the EMRs, calling ED docs to get history and find they haven't seen the patient yet (all ordered by triage nurse), etc. I do still love my job...good living and getting to work with all different specialties.
I'm a new viewer -- did you always know you wanted to do IR, or did you originally think DR? I'm applying radiology this cycle...very happy to be joining this awesome field!
I don't know how I found this channel but I am glad I did. Very interesting and informative. It takes a very strong and patient person to become a doctor. Those hours you work are crazy. If you had to guess, how many hours on average do you spend on the clock each week?
@@DrCellini Thank you for answering my question. And again, thank you for sharing these videos. That is a lot of hours, I can definitely understand why you need multiple coffees and healthy meals to keep your energy going during that time frame! Its very informative for myself and the general public to see what residents and doctors go through to have a successful career in the industry. I look forward to your future videos.
I’m currently finishing my Prerequisites for medical school, of course my major is radiology, my only problem is motivation and thinking too much about the negatives and less of the positives. Do you have any tips for me to just want to push myself?
Hey Dr. Cellini, my question is related to how u actually read the scans? Like do u just have the training memorized on how to properly diagnose and read the scans or is there anyone else looking at them with u to ensure everything is right? I want to do radiology too haha
@@DrCellini Most PACs systems allow you to turn off (temporarily) all the personal information (name, BD, MRN) annotating/overlying your image periphery. You probably know this but it allows anonymity for the patient and allows you to show us interesting cases. At least diagnostic if not IR.
@@grantrogero4544 Don't know if you heard but there was a huge medical data breach last year in different countries in Europe and the U.S and millions of scans were exposed and posted online. Here is the link from ProPublica... www.propublica.org/article/millions-of-americans-medical-images-and-data-are-available-on-the-internet
@@DrCellini Unfortunately, in my opinion, there is no such thing as "privacy" any more in any aspect of life! The hackers somehow always seem to be able to break into any system. Even Health Insurance Companies like Blue Cross (our insurance) have been hacked in the past. One of my husband's doctor's EMR companies (MIE) was hacked in 2015. Also, don't know if you are aware of a ProPublica article from Sep 2019 where millions of CTs, MRIs, X-Rays, etc in the U.S and in Europe have been exposed online as a result of lax server security vulnerabilities. Here is the link...www.propublica.org/article/millions-of-americans-medical-images-and-data-are-available-on-the-internet
I want to say thank you for the all videos, they’re awesome! I Love this channel! I have a question. Do you have to stand on your feet for long time hours or most of the time you’re sitting? I plan to study this major. I have Lumbar disc and Torn ligament in my ankle. I really want to become a radiologist and this is my dream!
Going Into work, follow me *ad along on my shift, okay gonna eat *ad, okay did 2 MRI's *ad, gonna eat *ad lunch, this is what *ad I'm *ad wearing, gonna get some water, heading *ad......just ridiculous.
Honestly, this isn’t really a day in the life because we don’t see much of what you are doing. It would be far more interesting if it wasn’t just you walking around and talking, giving brief recounts of what you did in the past few hours. Just a few cents of how you could make your vlogs much more interesting :)
@@jeannydaniel2022 not at all. It’s that doctor’s can’t show the exciting things such as reading images, doing surgeries, diagnosing people, etc because of HIPAA.
Dr Cellini, as a retired BSN, I really enjoy your posts. Wish all doctors were more like you. I wish you the very best in all your future endeavors. You will make a super dad if that is in your plans and a wonderful teacher.
Mannnnn I’ll be starting school in the Fall. Radiography first. Gonna keep going until I get to be a radiologist. First gen college in my family. Got a lot of work and proving to do.
I'm starting as a tech you got it man, I graduate December keep grinding.
Could you ever make a video where you explain what a radiologist exactly does? I feel like it’s one of those specialties that a lot of people aren’t familiar with and don’t know what they do
Super excited that I’ll be done with medical school this year and start this journey for real. Your videos are so enjoyable btw.
Love from a Nigerian medical student/TH-camr
I’m a nuc med tech. I feel you when you say “treat yourself” on call. Sometimes the extra coffee is the only reason you can get one foot in front of the other after a tough call shift.
I’m a nuc Med tech too call can be brutal
Massively appreciate people like you that help the younger ones on the studies!
Not going to lie, the yeezy’s seemed a little strange in the unboxing but they suit you well when on!! Also, love the weekend vlog!!
You have to trust the vision 🤣
Yeezys are super clean👌👌
You should title this two days in the life because of the 48 hours lol
Lol good point
Should have thrown comment about the frustration of PACs going down, error prone voice recognition system, ordering physicians providing no or no relevant history, trying to use the EMRs, calling ED docs to get history and find they haven't seen the patient yet (all ordered by triage nurse), etc. I do still love my job...good living and getting to work with all different specialties.
Haha that’s not unique to call...that’s just everyday life as a radiologist 🤣
ur one of my fav humans on youtube . also im goin to be an interventional rad technologist in a couple years!
Well thx! 😊
What is your favorite type of report to read (MRI, CT, X-ray) and what is your favorite area to diagnose (neuro, oncology, cardio)?
bump
Im a new nurse and love watching your videos!
Dr.Cellini I like your hoody it looks very warm for this insane weather. 😁
Great job keeping up the positive vibes through the weekend!
Yay!!!! New video!! Any tips for aspiring doctors?!?!
It’s a long road...work hard and buckle up!
Dr. Cellini stop 😭 I’m only in my second year of undergrad and already want to pull my eyebrows out. I’m an aspiring OMFS
Can’t wait for my radiology call... lol! Awesome vids!
I like Salomon shoes 🤠
Ever thought of trying 1 of every apple type in the store? Pumpkin seeds are good in yogurt bowls.
Would love to hear more about your most interesting cases etc
Mann, wish my hospital had a Starbucks!
It’s nice 😬
I wish my country had Starbucks.
@@ivanazirojevic3544 what country?
When you think about it, a hospital stays open the whole fucking year. The lights stay on till they die.
Love your videos!!!! Was wondering if you can do a video on different fellowships of radiology and the scope of practice for diagnostic radiology?
I'm a new viewer -- did you always know you wanted to do IR, or did you originally think DR? I'm applying radiology this cycle...very happy to be joining this awesome field!
I don't know how I found this channel but I am glad I did. Very interesting and informative. It takes a very strong and patient person to become a doctor. Those hours you work are crazy. If you had to guess, how many hours on average do you spend on the clock each week?
50-60 on average I would guess?
@@DrCellini Thank you for answering my question. And again, thank you for sharing these videos. That is a lot of hours, I can definitely understand why you need multiple coffees and healthy meals to keep your energy going during that time frame! Its very informative for myself and the general public to see what residents and doctors go through to have a successful career in the industry. I look forward to your future videos.
@@DrCellini not bad.
Doc can you film a video with a co-resident? "Change of shift: Radiology"
you should do a video of what classes that are good to take in high school or that you took
Great video! How do you compare DR on calls with IR ones? in terms of workload and stress?
I love your videos and try to stay positive during the call shifts
I try to!
keep up the videos! :) love watching them!!
Trying to! Thx
Happy new year Dr.Celini!!!
It has been a long time 😊
Shoes are fire!
Thx!
Yay for parfaits and yay to this video!!
Love your channel man
keep it up!
I’m currently finishing my Prerequisites for medical school, of course my major is radiology, my only problem is motivation and thinking too much about the negatives and less of the positives. Do you have any tips for me to just want to push myself?
I see the bags under the eyes. Appreciate the good work doc. Very inspiring.
Can you make a video on : when to wake up radiologist/emergencies requiring US and MSCT imaging. Thank you :)
Fit of the day 👏 🔥 🔥
Can you please explain the corona virus and make a video about it?
Hey Dr. Cellini, my question is related to how u actually read the scans? Like do u just have the training memorized on how to properly diagnose and read the scans or is there anyone else looking at them with u to ensure everything is right? I want to do radiology too haha
Love this video!
How do you like the new paper straws?
It always feels good getting outside after a long time in the hospital 💪
Wish you'd show some of the actual radiology instead of just you walking around. That's what I loved about the older videos.
It's very difficult for us to do that without violating patient privacy/HIPAA
@@DrCellini Most PACs systems allow you to turn off (temporarily) all the personal information (name, BD, MRN) annotating/overlying your image periphery. You probably know this but it allows anonymity for the patient and allows you to show us interesting cases. At least diagnostic if not IR.
@@grantrogero4544 Don't know if you heard but there was a huge medical data breach last year in different countries in Europe and the U.S and millions of scans were exposed and posted online. Here is the link from ProPublica...
www.propublica.org/article/millions-of-americans-medical-images-and-data-are-available-on-the-internet
@@karimaogden3875 How is this at all relevant to turning off annotation on images? Answer: It is not.
@@DrCellini Unfortunately, in my opinion, there is no such thing as "privacy" any more in any aspect of life! The hackers somehow always seem to be able to break into any system. Even Health Insurance Companies like Blue Cross (our insurance) have been hacked in the past. One of my husband's doctor's EMR companies (MIE) was hacked in 2015. Also, don't know if you are aware of a ProPublica article from Sep 2019 where millions of CTs, MRIs, X-Rays, etc in the U.S and in Europe have been exposed online as a result of lax server security vulnerabilities. Here is the link...www.propublica.org/article/millions-of-americans-medical-images-and-data-are-available-on-the-internet
Can you tell us about the crazy ultrasound study? (if you can recall & without violating HIPAA of course)
P.S. Your wife's an angel ❤️
I want to say thank you for the all videos, they’re awesome! I Love this channel! I have a question. Do you have to stand on your feet for long time hours or most of the time you’re sitting? I plan to study this major. I have Lumbar disc and Torn ligament in my ankle. I really want to become a radiologist and this is my dream!
Where'd you get the yeezys from? They look damn nice
StockX
Did you already do a video on how you and your wife met? ❤️🙌
A video to start my day🤩
How many times is he going to say “and just like that” 😂
Are you allowed to film in the hospital? (just curious)
Me :
Nobody :
Dr cellini getting cut 4 times in a row followed by an ad:
How much does TH-cam pay medically related TH-cam channels? Analytics....please. Asking for a friend.
Doctor cellini can you pls make a bid abt ur GCSE and a levels by the ways grt vid
What is GCSE?
Ordinary levels exam
I don’t know what that is either lol
They are UK school exam's
Hey Dr whats is your schedule after residency? I mean you keep doing shifts ? Or is a Choice ? Thanks sorry for my english
How much longer do you have in your training Dr. Cellini?
You’re a pcom grad aren’t you? I was in the DO class of 2018 at the Georgia campus
casually a doctor wearing yeezy's. I love it. #coolestdocEVER
Your head almost touch the ceiling at vid 3:51 how tall are by the way mate?
Not trying to be too nosy but do you live in NC?
How long is residency in radiology
I don’t get these Dr. videos. All they ever show is the doc walking around. Not sure what the point is.
You guys get to sleep? Woah!!
What is different between a radiologist and radiology tech
Kaleb Gonzales radiologist is the doctor, they read and analyze the scans. Radiology tech is the technician that does the scans.
love u from new zealand
what is rapid response
bruh how tall are you, it looks like your head is about to touch the ceiling
Could you do a video on echos?? And murmurs?
Nope, because I don't read echos lol!
@@DrCellini haha totally fair!!!
hi there dr. c
Is anyone going to that rapid response??! 😆
I have anemia🙁
do know violin md
why do people forget to click the like button
:(
Congradulations on your high number of views!👀 You are a cool Radiologist. I have a question it's none of my business are you a Christian?
first comment
Dude you kept being cut off trying to say one sentence lol
No patients there
Only eating....nothing more
Going Into work, follow me *ad along on my shift, okay gonna eat *ad, okay did 2 MRI's *ad, gonna eat *ad lunch, this is what *ad I'm *ad wearing, gonna get some water, heading *ad......just ridiculous.
Honestly, this isn’t really a day in the life because we don’t see much of what you are doing. It would be far more interesting if it wasn’t just you walking around and talking, giving brief recounts of what you did in the past few hours. Just a few cents of how you could make your vlogs much more interesting :)
It only shows that doctors' shifts are boring.
Yeah this is true
@@jeannydaniel2022 not at all. It’s that doctor’s can’t show the exciting things such as reading images, doing surgeries, diagnosing people, etc because of HIPAA.
Chicken isn't healthy. Did you get ANY nutrition training in med school???