I'm currently a first year medical student interested in anesthesiology and this video was super helpful! Also by the looks of it, it seems like this residency is at the hospital affiliated with my school, which is even more specific and super exciting to see! Thank you for sharing!
I am currently doing screening/swabbing volunteering work in the same Mercy Medical Center! I don't think I saw you because I work an 11am-4pm shift in Weinberg Garage but I was always curious about life inside the actual hospital. Thank you for sharing!
That MI transfer made me chuckle. Our hospital has a 24/7 cath lab. The neighboring hospital literally across the street (2 min walk) has a cath lab that closes at 5pm. I’m ER. When their ER gets a STEMI they have to transfer over and it always takes 45 minutes for them ti get everything arranged. They had a admitted patient end up with the STEMI after having a chole. Took them almost 2 hours to get the poor guy over lol
And ten minutes with each patient... that’s great. :) keep west Nile virus on you radar fyi. We see that sadly so. Keep up the good work and smiling. Bet patients love you. And yes! Interdisciplinary teamwork provides best care 😌
Hello! Given the confidential nature of clinical work, we unfortunately cannot show procedures, etc. But we hope you enjoyed learning what a typical day looks like!
My best guess is due to the requirement of an internship prior to starting the anesthesia residency or CA years. Ive seen categorical residents due an intern year in internal medicine or surgery, but I am not sure in Dr. Eve’s case
What surprised you most about the day in the life of a resident doctor during intern year? We'd love to know!
I always assumed interns worked like 80 hours a week. Her work day was really short.
I'm currently a first year medical student interested in anesthesiology and this video was super helpful! Also by the looks of it, it seems like this residency is at the hospital affiliated with my school, which is even more specific and super exciting to see! Thank you for sharing!
This was awesome! I’m super stoked for my internship, you really calmed my nerves
Terrific! Congrats on your future internship :)
So great to hear what life is like as an intern! Great perspective and balance through a long and hard day! Love you Eve!
Yes! Thank you!
This is the best Day in the life of a resident I've watched. really gives an idea on what happens.
This was really insightful to watch! Also so inspiring you manage to get a whole workout in before work!
Glad you enjoyed it! We all admire Dr. Eve
I am currently doing screening/swabbing volunteering work in the same Mercy Medical Center! I don't think I saw you because I work an 11am-4pm shift in Weinberg Garage but I was always curious about life inside the actual hospital. Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome! Now you have a glimpse :)
Love the way u elaborated details , with a smile on face always ,felt inspired 👍
Glad it inspired you!
exercise at 4am? omg you're a trooper! how much sleep do you get?
Videos like this motivate me so much! Thanks for posting :)
You're so welcome!
Wow!! I learned so much from this video. Thanks for sharing! You’re amazing at what you do! So proud of you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
That MI transfer made me chuckle. Our hospital has a 24/7 cath lab. The neighboring hospital literally across the street (2 min walk) has a cath lab that closes at 5pm. I’m ER. When their ER gets a STEMI they have to transfer over and it always takes 45 minutes for them ti get everything arranged. They had a admitted patient end up with the STEMI after having a chole. Took them almost 2 hours to get the poor guy over lol
So nice, only 5 patients….. we need to handle around 20-45 patients
A day?
Okay, so proud of you. But as a woman/mom(and nurse) a bit worried about you running alone in the dark.
Why are you so misogynistic? Just because she's a girl doesn't mean she can't protect herself. Even boys faces danger running alone in dark.
Was thinking about pursuing anesthesia. How competitive is the field? I’ve heard conflicting info
Moderately competitive!
CRNA a great option too. :)
And ten minutes with each patient... that’s great. :) keep west Nile virus on you radar fyi. We see that sadly so. Keep up the good work and smiling. Bet patients love you. And yes! Interdisciplinary teamwork provides best care 😌
Very inspiring intriguing motivating
Me crying in pakistan cause i have to see 25+ patients in the morning. Soldier on doc
I’d probably rip that pull up bar off the door frame 😅
I’m a little confused, where’s the anesthesia in all of this?
Hello! Given the confidential nature of clinical work, we unfortunately cannot show procedures, etc. But we hope you enjoyed learning what a typical day looks like!
I agree, I would have guessed this was internal medicine.
My best guess is due to the requirement of an internship prior to starting the anesthesia residency or CA years. Ive seen categorical residents due an intern year in internal medicine or surgery, but I am not sure in Dr. Eve’s case
It was really awesome!😄😄
I would like to know salary of Anesthesiologist resident after reduction by tax...is it easy for IMGs to become one??
I'm just new to this I just want to ask. so your not officially an anesthesiologist?
Technically not yet because she is in residency but after 4 years of residency she is a certified anesthesiologist.
Is the Hospital in Canada 🇨🇦 or American. God Bless from Ireland 🇮🇪
It's an American hospital
My dream
Is she an anesthesiologist or internal medicine resident?
Anesthesiology resident on PGY1 year
Max 10 pts?! That’s insane! We as nurses can have 20-30 and we’re doing the majority of the hands on work with every single one.
14:09 i thought my screen was broken
Are u going to ASA conference this year? If you do, I ll sponsor you for registration. Write back.
Doctor your beautiful.
Love from kashmir❤❤❤
I'm done with masks and watching this bs