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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- After 5 years on TH-cam, 25 thousand subscribers, 10 years of professional education and more degrees than I can comfortably fit on my fridge... It's time to move on. Thank you to everyone for all of the support so far. I don't say it enough but I am so incredibly thankful for each and every one of you who have sent me a message over the years or told me that you saw a video of mine when I ran into you in the hospital. The next chapter for me is a little bit nerve wracking - I won't try to deny that. But I'm so excited to begin it :)
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Bio:
Hi everyone, it's nice to meet you 🤙 My name is Gianluca and I'm a 2nd year family medicine resident in Ontario, Canada. I try to document my experiences throughout my medical training and beyond to hopefully help inspire/guide some other students... and make things more fun for myself :) I post a new video once per week.
Feel free to contact me on TH-cam via the comments section if you have any questions.
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That silver play button for 100K is going right next to my medical degree in my office when we get there 🔥
Thanks everyone for all the support. Best of luck with everything you have going on and remember to keep going no matter what 💪 see you soon
Type of videos:
1) How to set up your own family practice?
2) How to negotiate contract, what factors to consider etc?
I am doing my family medicine residency aka GP training in the UK but my plan is to return to Canada.
Your videos are very informative
You are doing an amazing job 🎉
Best wishes
Thanks very much for the suggestions! Best of luck with everything :)
Have been following you all along. Congrats and good luck with your future endeavours .
Thank you very much :) best of luck with everything that you have going on as well
Ahhhh! Congrats Dr. Calcagno!!!! You can definitely make it to 100K :D
Thank you :) I think we definitely can, just need to get moving on it 😎
Congrats! Moving froward would be cool if you could talk about the finance/business side of things which no one seems to cover in MD videos!
I will definitely do this as much as I can :) just a quick tip though: never feel like you won’t be well compensated in medicine - regardless of specialty. Some doctors make more than others, and some don’t know the first thing about business… don’t let this be you :) find mentors that understand how billing works and don’t be afraid to talk about money. It is very important for your career longevity
Congrats! You will get to 100K easily. Thank you for the videos so far. It helped a lot my son to get into medical school. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much and I’m glad that they helped a bit. I hope that he’s enjoying it so far :)
I’d like to see the following types of videos:
1. Medications
2. Supplements and lifestyle
3. Diseases and disorders
4. Debunking (or reacting to) health misinformation
5. Interviews with experts (ideally, with doctorates)
Congratulations on your milestones! 👏🏻
Thank you :)
Can't wait to see what this next chapter looks like for you Gianluca!
Thank you Hriday, really appreciate it :)
I was sent this video! I will say anyone looking for a doctor will be so lucky to have you!!!! My daughter will say you're one of the best!!! You've been so amazing to our girl and we are forever grateful!!! Great job!! I hope you get all the subscribers!!!!
You'll know my daughter as a huge Pokémon gal 😅 good luck!!!
This has made my entire day :) thank you so much for this comment - please tell her that doctor Pokémon says hi and I hope she is well. Hope to see you around soon
Hey doc! Been a follower for a while now. Very excited to continue following your journey as an attending physician!
Really appreciate that, thank you :)
A big congratulations! 🎉
Thank you dude 🤙
Insane! Congratulations Dr. Gianluca !!!
Thanks Michael :) all the best!
Congratulations! And thanks for sharing your journey.
Idea for a video... Since you seem to be interested in doing the CFPC-EM pathway (or at least the exam), I was wondering if you had any insight or information regarding job prospects, differences in practices, competency...etc. when you compare with those who did the 5-years RCPSC emergency medicine residency.
It's pretty tough getting unbiased and recent information on the subject. Asking as a hopefully-someday CaRMS applicant...
Anyway, thanks again, and have fun with your newfound freedom !
Thank you so much :) my interests right now are limited to part time rural emerg - I love family medicine 1st but rural emerg is a special kind of awesome. In any case, keep an eye out, I will definitely be talking about some emerg related topics in the future! General rule - if you want to work in a big city (Toronto, Vancouver), then you’re better off with the 5 year. If you want to sub specialize - pain medicine, sports medicine - EM route, then the 5 year is preferable. Otherwise, it’s 2+1 all the way. Buddy system only if you’re not going to be full time ED or are very well supported with great mentors and infrastructure to help you learn.
Congratulations! And thank you always for sharing so much if your journey with us , Definitey will be sharing your videos with some of my other colleagues Doc
It’s been one of my favorite parts of the journey so far :) thank you!
You inspired me to go to medical school! Currently a second year student. Looking forward to seeing where you go from here :)
Amazing to hear! :) thank you very much and all the best of luck with your studies as well
Excited to follow along for the new chapter 🥳
Thank you :)
Been a subscriber since 2019 or 2020! Excited to continue to watch your videos as I go through my own medical training
Thanks for all the support Jennifer. Best of luck with your own training as well!
Congrats Gianluca! I am very excited to see more content about the realities of family med and your rural FM/EM life. I hope to be going into exactly the same here in Ontario if I can get into med school. I was a rural patient most of my life, as is everyone in my family, so I know how important it is.
I've heard a lot of negative things about the work conditions in FM from others, but thank you so much for providing a balanced view and clear information, and I hope setting up your practice goes well!
Thank you so much Sarah :) I’m really excited for my career and the field in general. I’ll try my best to give an honest perspective and share some tips for others looking to get into it someday. All the best and good luck with applications!
Congratulations 🎉
Thank you!
Congrats Gianluca! So great to have seen your journey from first year med student till now. You've been a huge inspiration to me all these years.
I truly appreciate that brother - will never forget how you helped me out all those years ago. Keep grinding and I hope we run into each other soon one day 🤙
Congratulations!!!🎉🍾🎊
Thank you!!
thank you for taking the time to share, I subscribed to your channel looking for videos on FM,but any other advice sounds great too
No problem at all :) Thank you and will do 🤙
Congratsssss!!!!!!🎉😊
Thank you!
Congrats!!! I remember when you just reached 1000!
Thanks so much buddy. I remember that you were there since the beginning :) Hope all is well
you have helped us a lot, from these youtube videos.
Glad to hear it, thank you :)
Congratulations !! Thanks so much for sharing your experiences throughout medical school and looking forward to hearing about the new ones as a family doctor. Best of luck!!. Would appreciate your views on Medicine 3.0 vs 2.0 as described by Peter Attia in the book Outlive, the art and science of longevity; and the role family physicians as primary care providers. Thanks!!
Thank you very much :) I love the topic of longevity and often discuss this with my patients when possible. I unfortunately have not been able to do much pleasure reading lately and haven't read up on that particular book. In general, my thoughts are that it's genetics vs. effort in the world of longevity. Some people truly are born at a disadvantage - my paediatric patients with congenital abnormalities really come to mind here - but the vast majority of us can add actual years to our lives by consistently staying active, building muscle, following a balanced diet and remaining intellectually and socially stimulated. There's that individual who has been showing up on my TH-cam feed lately (Bryan Johnson) - Dr. Mike interviewed him recently because he's deploying millions of dollars in an effort to never die and remain young... I can't buy into that at this time. I haven't seen any solid evidence to suggest that this is currently possible. But I feel as though one of the best parts of my job is to be able to sit down with people and actually discuss how they can live as healthy as possible for as long as possible. Very rewarding stuff for me personally.
All the best
All the best bro.
Thank you bro 🤙
Congratulations! So excited for you. So great to see a Canadian creator in this space. Curious about your thoughts on setting up a panel right away... I have often heard the advice to locum around before committing to anything.
Cheers!
Thank you very much :) It's a great question because I would say that I am definitely in the minority of graduates when it comes to perspective on this - many of my friends want to work part time and travel for the first few years before digging in to real family medicine. I just have a much different perspective. Medical entrepreneurship requires capital - I will be doing my best to put in as many hours as possible for the first 5 years and having my own practice allows for me to do that while also being able to take additional shifts in the rural ED setting. I'm young now and I understand that the best time to keep learning is directly after residency. All that to say, it is my belief right now that to really excel in family medicine i.e top 5%, my recommendation would be full time practice from the beginning, with as low overhead as possible and to get really good at what you do quickly.
Hope that helps a bit
🎉🎉🎉🎉 congratulations
Thank you very much :)
Sir when will you graduate from residency program? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
when do people usually write the CFPC board exam? April of R2?
Yes :) April 10th and then the 21 were my exam dates
@@nxtgenmd I'm sure you did great! congrats Dr!
Woohoo you're done! Er, almost done....
I was lucky to get in with a newly released family doctor. He's 100% better than the one I wanted to dump.
Glad to hear you found someone that works for you. Thanks Jeanette :)
Will you graduate from residency program in June this year?
Yes :)
Have you signed for attending physician position? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
yes 👍