TIMESTAMPS 00:40 What does pathology and blood transfusion + blood banking involve? 01:35 What are the subspecialties of pathology? 02:40 What are the most common cases a general pathologist and a blood transfusion pathologist sees? 05:36 Why medicine and why did you choose your pathology specialty? 06:51 Do you have any career regrets/ would you change anything? 08:06 How did you get involved in global health work? 10:08 How do you get involved in nonclinical activities? Do you have protected time? 12:10 What’s a typical day in your life like? 16:08 How is the (blood bank) pathologist lifestyle different from other specialties + heart attack, stress, and burnout? 18:00 Was your heart attack and physical health issues stress induced? 18:51 How do you prevent burnout + establish a work-life balance? 20:21 What are the most challenging aspects of your field? 22:55 What is the most rewarding aspects of your field? 25:27 What are misconceptions about blood banking/blood transfusion medicine? 27:31 Are there personality types best suited for path or blood banking/transfusion medicine? 29:38 How to match into a good pathology residency + subspecialty fellowship? 32:17 What employment types/practice settings are there for pathologists? 34:25 How well are pathologists + blood transfusion/banking specialists compensated? 37:46 How can new physicians manage their finances better or maximize compensation as a pathologist? 41:02 How do you stay on top of medical advances? 42:42 What scientific or technological medical advances do you see in the next few decades? 45:08 How can we become good doctors?
Assalamu Alaykum brother, I am hoping to apply to medical school in the near future, but a huge concern of mines is the high tuition and costs and I'm afraid of taking out interest based loans bc of riba. Is it alright if you make a video about how to pay for medical school and your experiences. thank you! and BTW, I love binge watching your videos, so informative :)
Wa alaikum assalam. I won’t give specific recommendations since that seems like a religious scholar’s domain, but most students I know take out interest based loans (I’ve heard a few scholars or imams say it’s okay for med school, but they seem to be a minority). Other students get funding from parents or family (usually wealthier families), but sometimes communities might come together to help a student with non interest based loans. There are also Islamic loan options you can look into. I know some students who worked really hard in undergrad and got free tuition for med school, but that’s very difficult to do. There’s a couple free tuition med schools you can apply to as well. Also, there’s programs like through the military or working in underserved areas that will cover your med school tuition. The range of tuition costs is also pretty vast, so maybe look into cheaper schools and in-state tuition options. Lastly, some religious scholars who are against interest based loans say that you don’t need to go to med school since there are others who will do so, and some people choose a different career that doesn’t require interest based loans. Hope that helps!
Hi Adnan, I am interested in Blood bank, and am current pathology resident, from 35:55 to 36:30 He mentioned that he will be able to retire comfortably , also he said that “ only in very few disciplines in medicine we don’t have great opportunities for income and security... “ He mentions that in in his field that has been the case ... So I guess he means that he had good opportunities in income and security in his field of blood bank ,right? Sorry Just wanted to ask you because my listening is not the best. Thanks for such informative videos, Oziel
Great subject matter to be interviewed! However, I believe each of these doctor's five minute answers could've been reduced to 45 - 90 seconds long 😁✌🏽
I am curious if a person is multi-racial/biracial, how do you determine which ethnic group of the donor that you are looking for to get the best match?
So I just recently found your channel and have been binge watching non stop! I love all these interview videos you have! So professionally put together, and such a wide variety and in depth with all the specialties you’ve covered!! I’ll be starting medical school in August so these videos have been awesome to watch!!
Kristina Adams Congrats on getting into med school!! The interviews take a while to make, but I’m happy other med students find them useful. Thank you for all the support!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:40 What does pathology and blood transfusion + blood banking involve?
01:35 What are the subspecialties of pathology?
02:40 What are the most common cases a general pathologist and a blood transfusion pathologist sees?
05:36 Why medicine and why did you choose your pathology specialty?
06:51 Do you have any career regrets/ would you change anything?
08:06 How did you get involved in global health work?
10:08 How do you get involved in nonclinical activities? Do you have protected time?
12:10 What’s a typical day in your life like?
16:08 How is the (blood bank) pathologist lifestyle different from other specialties + heart attack, stress, and burnout?
18:00 Was your heart attack and physical health issues stress induced?
18:51 How do you prevent burnout + establish a work-life balance?
20:21 What are the most challenging aspects of your field?
22:55 What is the most rewarding aspects of your field?
25:27 What are misconceptions about blood banking/blood transfusion medicine?
27:31 Are there personality types best suited for path or blood banking/transfusion medicine?
29:38 How to match into a good pathology residency + subspecialty fellowship?
32:17 What employment types/practice settings are there for pathologists?
34:25 How well are pathologists + blood transfusion/banking specialists compensated?
37:46 How can new physicians manage their finances better or maximize compensation as a pathologist?
41:02 How do you stay on top of medical advances?
42:42 What scientific or technological medical advances do you see in the next few decades?
45:08 How can we become good doctors?
Great video, your interviews give a lot of insight!
How to Medicate Thank you!
Thank You for posting this interview I have been contemplating on Applying for Pathology Residency. Thanks Adnan A
The Conquistador No problem! I hope it helps you figure out what you’re going to do.
Assalamu Alaykum brother,
I am hoping to apply to medical school in the near future, but a huge concern of mines is the high tuition and costs and I'm afraid of taking out interest based loans bc of riba. Is it alright if you make a video about how to pay for medical school and your experiences.
thank you! and BTW, I love binge watching your videos, so informative :)
Wa alaikum assalam. I won’t give specific recommendations since that seems like a religious scholar’s domain, but most students I know take out interest based loans (I’ve heard a few scholars or imams say it’s okay for med school, but they seem to be a minority). Other students get funding from parents or family (usually wealthier families), but sometimes communities might come together to help a student with non interest based loans. There are also Islamic loan options you can look into. I know some students who worked really hard in undergrad and got free tuition for med school, but that’s very difficult to do. There’s a couple free tuition med schools you can apply to as well. Also, there’s programs like through the military or working in underserved areas that will cover your med school tuition. The range of tuition costs is also pretty vast, so maybe look into cheaper schools and in-state tuition options. Lastly, some religious scholars who are against interest based loans say that you don’t need to go to med school since there are others who will do so, and some people choose a different career that doesn’t require interest based loans. Hope that helps!
Hi Adnan, I am interested in Blood bank, and am current pathology resident,
from 35:55 to 36:30 He mentioned that he will be able to retire comfortably , also he said that “ only in very few disciplines in medicine we don’t have great opportunities for income and security... “ He mentions that in in his field that has been the case ...
So I guess he means that he had good opportunities in income and security in his field of blood bank ,right?
Sorry Just wanted to ask you because my listening is not the best.
Thanks for such informative videos,
Oziel
Yeah, there’s good financial prospects in the field!
Adnan, great video. Are you planning to interview pathologists in other fields?
Thank you! Yes, that’s the plan! The only issue is scheduling and finding time to edit.
Thankyou buddy
This was my most requested video😍
Dr.Varsha Scooby Np, I’m glad you finally got what you wanted!
😇🐶 true
so so informative!
Study With Additti Happy to hear!
Great subject matter to be interviewed!
However, I believe each of these doctor's five minute answers could've been reduced to 45 - 90 seconds long
😁✌🏽
Thank you! I like details and I guess he does too 😊
I am curious if a person is multi-racial/biracial, how do you determine which ethnic group of the donor that you are looking for to get the best match?
Blood banking is probably lucrative
Tim Kobayashi I wouldn’t be surprised if it is!
love the interviews adnan
Nida Ahmed I’m happy to hear!
Adnan is HOT!!
Focal Crowd lol thanks!
So I just recently found your channel and have been binge watching non stop! I love all these interview videos you have! So professionally put together, and such a wide variety and in depth with all the specialties you’ve covered!! I’ll be starting medical school in August so these videos have been awesome to watch!!
Kristina Adams Congrats on getting into med school!! The interviews take a while to make, but I’m happy other med students find them useful. Thank you for all the support!
Pretty cool how he went to rwanda
Adil Yeah, I still need to visit
his hand doesnt move
2 Much Adil Lol I just realized that
Thanks for the great information Adnan!
Tim McGHraw Np, thanks for the support Tim!
wowwww
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@@DrAdnan i love u, now ya gotta love me back by checking out my first ever vid
accuURated I liked and commented :)
Very informative video !! 💛
lalayanga Thank you! 🙏