Yes! Bad things happen in EMS everyday… unfortunately But when you do get a save… my God, not only do you feel proud of yourself, people recognize you for it! ☺️😎
@@michaelwu3994 No worries man, just tryna keep it real with everyone as I rotate through everything. But yeah, I think the Norway trip is going to be awesome :D
Emergency medicine is my passion. I'm currently working as an EMT for experience, and currently undergoing my pre-professional gen eds in preparation for transfer to a pre-med track. My goal is to be a physician in this specialty or a PA. Do you have any advice for someone brand spanking new to the process?
With your videos I forget your in medical school and not a resident. You seem like u should all ready be in residency program. Dang soon it will be difficult to get those muscles in a scrub top! Love 💘your vlogs ! Take care!
It definitely feels that way for most of us too! It is nice having someone more senior than you around in the hospital though 😅 even for the easier stuff, it takes a lot of pressure off of us to know that the treatment plans we come up with are going to be checked first. Aha... then we size up on scrub tops 😎 Take care as well Sherry!
Thanks Sophie :D I've been stuck between Emergency and Family Med in terms of making a decision. But I need to know soon and I'll make a video about it 🤙
Aha I wish I could get an extra one out this week but probably not since I'll be locked up studying for the exam 😅 But thank you bro 🔥 I'll post something on instagram
Sir I saw a post on reddit that a private plastic surgeon in australia gross about 1.4 million dollars but after overhead and taxes he takes home 380000 australian dollars. Is this same for surgeons in canada? Please reply. Nice video.
Hey Piku, I had a video on this topic on my channel if you're interested - th-cam.com/video/o9ClGZoqt9M/w-d-xo.html In short, the answer is that you end up taking home a lot less than you bill for. Usually around 1/3 of what you bill for is actually your net income after taxes and overhead in Canada from what I've heard
That's for sure 😆 and not yet, because I didn't think the channel was big enough! But I had a few people ask me lately so sometime soon I'll set one up 🤙
could you please make a video on steps to become a cardiac surgeon in Canada? I wanna become one but there are a lot of misconceptions about it. Thank you !
Hi Ashkan :D I'm not to sure of the misconceptions but I'd be happy to try and clear those up. The first step is going to medical school - then there are 3 different routes that will allow you to practice thoracic surgery, but most commonly I've met doctors who trained as general surgeons first and then went on to receive additional training and certification. You can find everything you'd want to know about the specialty here www.cma.ca/sites/default/files/2020-10/cardiothoracic-surgery-e.pdf
you might not reply to this comment after 2 years, but i'm 14 and i'm starting to think about studying for EM in the future. I'm starting High school this year and i'm scared and i don't even know how to Study medicine
Depends on the rotation because some are busier than others. Emergency med was great for sleep and I'd get 6-7 hours most nights except for maybe 1 or 2 times during the month. By comparison, surgery and internal medicine were much worse in that regard and the average was between 4-6 hours most nights 😴
from the perspective of someone that trained in big bad NYC hospitals (some public) prior to the resident work hours limitations, having the time to tape and edit all these videos is interesting. normal on call shift was 32 hours or more. we didn't think about content creation, we thought about competent care and survival.
I think your comment is interesting too :) not to say that I know what it’s like to walk a mile in your shoes, but I’m interested whether a paper has been published suggesting that hobbies in medical school aren’t possible… seems like the opposite has actually been espoused more and more lately by our institutions. Guess we all function best under our own conditions 💪🔥 all the best doc
Dude your almost there, keep it up!
Thanks dude will do :D Almost can't believe it myself
Excited for this video!
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Yes! Bad things happen in EMS everyday… unfortunately
But when you do get a save… my God, not only do you feel proud of yourself, people recognize you for it! ☺️😎
I've seen some great work done that ends up in a happy ending too :D You take the good and the bad
Great vlog bro! Norway trip plans sound so fun, can't wait to hear all about it!
Also- important discussion in your car about the reality of EM and how it isn't always how the media portrays it to be. Thank you for that man
@@michaelwu3994 No worries man, just tryna keep it real with everyone as I rotate through everything. But yeah, I think the Norway trip is going to be awesome :D
Another amazing video as always :)
Thanks bud :)
Emergency medicine is my passion. I'm currently working as an EMT for experience, and currently undergoing my pre-professional gen eds in preparation for transfer to a pre-med track. My goal is to be a physician in this specialty or a PA. Do you have any advice for someone brand spanking new to the process?
yah!!! Just watch it but Ontario is at stage 3!!!!!!!
Can't wait for you to be the ER!
Finally back to some kinda normal 💪 and same here! :D
With your videos I forget your in medical school and not a resident. You seem like u should all ready be in residency program. Dang soon it will be difficult to get those muscles in a scrub top! Love 💘your vlogs ! Take care!
It definitely feels that way for most of us too! It is nice having someone more senior than you around in the hospital though 😅 even for the easier stuff, it takes a lot of pressure off of us to know that the treatment plans we come up with are going to be checked first.
Aha... then we size up on scrub tops 😎 Take care as well Sherry!
Great video! Seems like your leaning towards Emergency Medicine for residency?
Thanks Sophie :D I've been stuck between Emergency and Family Med in terms of making a decision. But I need to know soon and I'll make a video about it 🤙
@@nxtgenmd Looking forward to it!
@@nxtgenmd if you like biking to work do em
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Few days more for the big day. Keep rocking bro. Looking forward for a video on 15th to wish you through a comment 😉
Aha I wish I could get an extra one out this week but probably not since I'll be locked up studying for the exam 😅 But thank you bro 🔥 I'll post something on instagram
Sir I saw a post on reddit that a private plastic surgeon in australia gross about 1.4 million dollars but after overhead and taxes he takes home 380000 australian dollars. Is this same for surgeons in canada? Please reply. Nice video.
Hey Piku, I had a video on this topic on my channel if you're interested - th-cam.com/video/o9ClGZoqt9M/w-d-xo.html
In short, the answer is that you end up taking home a lot less than you bill for. Usually around 1/3 of what you bill for is actually your net income after taxes and overhead in Canada from what I've heard
You know you have been working a lot when 8 hours seems like a breeze haha. Also, do you have a discord server by any chance?
That's for sure 😆 and not yet, because I didn't think the channel was big enough! But I had a few people ask me lately so sometime soon I'll set one up 🤙
I'm applying to med schools this cycle, wish me luck!
Good luck! 💪😎
could you please make a video on steps to become a cardiac surgeon in Canada? I wanna become one but there are a lot of misconceptions about it. Thank you !
Hi Ashkan :D I'm not to sure of the misconceptions but I'd be happy to try and clear those up. The first step is going to medical school - then there are 3 different routes that will allow you to practice thoracic surgery, but most commonly I've met doctors who trained as general surgeons first and then went on to receive additional training and certification. You can find everything you'd want to know about the specialty here www.cma.ca/sites/default/files/2020-10/cardiothoracic-surgery-e.pdf
@@nxtgenmd thank u, thats helpful!😊
Risk factors for ADHD: 1. 5/9 risk factors on the questionnaire. 2. Like emergency medicine
LOL you're not wrong 😅 You do start to realize that all the doctors for different specialties have their own personality quirks though
I'm juggling 4 research papers in oncology right now, it get's hectic sometimes lol
Dude can totally relate, sounds intense 🙃Congrats on the 4 papers though - I'm sure it's some interesting stuff!
@@nxtgenmd Thank u bro, it feels great once it's published!
you might not reply to this comment after 2 years, but i'm 14 and i'm starting to think about studying for EM in the future. I'm starting High school this year and i'm scared and i don't even know how to Study medicine
How many hours of sleep do you usually get?
Depends on the rotation because some are busier than others. Emergency med was great for sleep and I'd get 6-7 hours most nights except for maybe 1 or 2 times during the month. By comparison, surgery and internal medicine were much worse in that regard and the average was between 4-6 hours most nights 😴
You look like the neurosurgeon from Lenox hill
Doctor Boockvar seems really cool! ... but he's substantially older than I am 🥲😂
from the perspective of someone that trained in big bad NYC hospitals (some public) prior to the resident work hours limitations, having the time to tape and edit all these videos is interesting. normal on call shift was 32 hours or more. we didn't think about content creation, we thought about competent care and survival.
I think your comment is interesting too :) not to say that I know what it’s like to walk a mile in your shoes, but I’m interested whether a paper has been published suggesting that hobbies in medical school aren’t possible… seems like the opposite has actually been espoused more and more lately by our institutions.
Guess we all function best under our own conditions 💪🔥 all the best doc
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