Interventional Radiology Fellowship - What To Expect / Vlog 014
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2019
- In today's episode, we flash back to SIR, but instead of showing you the conference, we talk to Dr. John Chung and Dr. Anastasia Hadjivassiliou about what to expect when applying for and completing an Interventional Radiology fellowship.
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This is honestly the best doctor vlog(s) that ever existed in UA-cam.
I need a new video 😪 this channel is one of the motivating reasons to keep me in med school.
@ZITI Notgivingawaythisinfo yes I am and I’m doing great !
@ZITI Notgivingawaythisinfo I advise you to prepare a planning system before starting med school. Have a planner or calender, use sticky notes and highlighters and boards. Discover your preferred studying method & note taking.
For me the best method was studying the lecture & then having an empty paper to write down notes as a recap. I also used color coding system i.e. each highlighter color corresponds to an item in the subject I’m studying.
One more thing is, know your resources and what subjects require textbooks. For me the only textbook that I benefitted from in preclinical is Moore’s Clinical Anatomy, and for clinical I used Nicholas history and physical exam, during rotations I used Oxford yellow handbook. You might use more or less or different resources based on your curriculum.
Having an iPad and apple pencil is soooo helpful during preclinical
Some useful tips that may work for you
1. Some subjects require study groups, like history and physical exam sessions
2. Pomodoro technique is useful in solo studying sessions
I hope my words are helpful to you and best of luck in your journey
@ZITI Notgivingawaythisinfo You mean prior to entering med school ? I don’t recommend you to study anything. I would recommend that you acquaint yourself of the curriculum and system of your medical school, ask for the experience of peers who just finished 1st and 2nd years of your med school. After that just know how you plan the year and study. As I said, the only prep to do in the summer is having a planning system. Remember that medicine is a lifelong journey of learning, so don’t rush it and enjoy this vacation. The upcoming summer vacations, after starting medical school and diving deeper into it, you might set a goal to study for medical license exam during summers.
Note : I am a senior medical student now ! My 6th year. It has been a long beautiful journey
@ZITI Notgivingawaythisinfo As someone currently nearer to where you're at (doing pre-med undergrad now), and returning to college after a decade out of it so definitely rusty, personally I've been hurting from lack of math skills more than anything else. Always been strong on math concepts in the abstract but not actual techniques. I'm used to reasoning my way through anything off pure cleverness but I've hit walls in chemistry etc. where I can reason my way to a right answer but it takes me forever to do it the long way because I don't know the basic math shortcuts.
So that's me personally. I'd say identify your weak spots in math and science and brush up on those. It's very individual. I also want to piggyback off the "be prepared for the META part and prepare your methods and be informed about the logistics and administrative end" theme of the other commenter's statements, and say these things are incredibly important in undergrad too. For instance, know how long your college gives you to drop a class and swap it for something else before census is locked in. Some professors will be badly organized clusterf*cks and you'll be able to tell their class is a lot of effort to deal with due to dumb specific rules or badly organized content etc. and you never want to be spending so much time figuring out what's going on in a class/what's expected of you that it takes away from being able to focus on the material itself.
Other examples of things to be literate about ahead of time are financial aid questions, transfer credit questions, independent study or study abroad etc. options, how you can make use of a minor or double major strategically, how your school's accessibility department works in case you get sick for a long period or have or develop any disabilities (e.g. I have brutal ADHD and I get cut slack on deadlines so I don't destroy my GPA from having trouble maintaining routines/sleep schedules/function sometimes), things like that. Dig into finding every detail about all that stuff that you can. It'll save you a lot of stress later when you don't have to try hard to navigate all the meta while also in classes.
And like other homie said above, know how you like to take notes, know what tools you like to use (e.g. I love Rocketbooks for some notes and spreadsheets for others), know what file organization you want to have to keep all your school content in a consistent and useful way (trust me, save your notes for the long term! Save lecture recordings! Pirate .PDFs of any textbooks that you don't already have in a permanent downloadable e-format! Make Anki decks of everything you learn! File it all away neatly as it comes into your life! I can't shout loudly enough about just hoarding all the info you can, you're paying for it and all that material will be valuable later, especially if it's neatly digitally kept!)
Final thing I'll say is look into alternative college credit options to speed your way through school. Idk if you're in the USA but if you are definitely look into things like AP classes and CLEP tests.
I hope that's helpful!
This channel is going to blow up, the quality, entertainment and educational aspect of it is just unmatchable!
FINALLY new video! This is exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks!
I love the fact that you are sharing your work life to give us an insight of your career and professional life. Love your content, much love from London
i found this channel after finding Becki and Chris and can i just say, i love it. I binged watched all the videos in one evening. :p
Aleesha same here
This channel deserves more subscribers.
Dude! Love this video! Please post more stuff like this!
Wow those were the best quality medical vlog !! :O I hope you will come back !!
this was great! :) what journey it has been for you and many others :) thanks for being so passionate at what you do.
Almost DM’d you questions about this the other day.. thanks for the forward thinking and answering them for me!
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We need more Vblogs! Non traditional student here on my way to Med school and I am fascinated with IR 😁
I'm here because of the plug at 368 :) OMG this stuff is nuts..loving it.
I miss the vlogs please upload more videos . This is very informative to what I'm trying to study in radiology
Love this! I'm rounding out my 3rd year of medical school currently and highly interested in radiology (specifically IR). Really enjoy this content, since like it was said, many people (including med students) aren't aware of the depths of radiology.
That's what we're aiming to accomplish: raise awareness for IR!
-Dr. C
not a med student just subsribed because it is highly motivating... jeez thnx
Finally vloooog !! Yaay
Would LOVE more vlogs, your channel is very informational
I LOVE that backdrop "Interventional radiology. Its like surgery only MAGIC
Hey it's Saurel! He was one of my seniors when I was a 1st yr grasshopper.
Im radology student from iraq when I saw you loved my study
More videos pls! We miss youuuu
When you guys going to make more of these, learning so much
pls dont vanish, i find ir difficult tbh and these videos helped me out
Great episode. Fellowship is so much harder than in Sweden.
Hi, you are doing great work.
Bring this back!
Yayyyy new video ^_^
More videos please!!
I just found your channel and I’m so sad you haven’t posted in a year 😭😭
Waiting for a new episode :)
blue bekungkorab yup, waiting
Come back!!! Please...
I need more Vlogs 😭😭😭
Hey guys, do you plan on doing further videos?
miss y'all. you guys should collab with Dr. Cellini
Miss you Becki
What happened to the vlogs! 😭😭
Woot woot
Long time no see :(
Can I ask a question about varicocele veins if you threat it with embolization or surgery how the blood flow if you cut of stop the veins will it flow the same like before or much slower to heart will it flow normal to the heart like before or much slower to the heart and after can we have a drink of alcohol eat what we want live a normal life like before or were just mess up for life
Hi guys, fellow Canadian physician working in the US! I've been tasked with starting up the social media presence for the American Head & Neck Society's salivary gland section. I'd love to ask you guys some questions on how you created this channel. Thanks!
Why did the blog end? Did Jon or Chris leave?
hi,m a final year student of MD radiology,i want to pursue my carrier as IR,can u please help me,how i can get it,n where
Where did you do your residency training Dr. Chris?!?
Why did the videos stop coming?
Why you guys stopped uploading?
Will this channel be making a comeback?
IR is my dream....
Struggling in Diagnostic radiology now..
Looking for a good fellowship
Hi! Even I'm interested in IR but I had a doubt regarding its future.
Many of the cases are overlapping with the surgery field also. Then how does a patient end up coming to an IR guy rather than a surgeon? I mean these procedures can be easily done by a surgeon or few years down later they might venture into this field.
So basically my question is how does a patient decide he's wanna get his procedure done by an IR and not by surgeon?
Can we apply for fellowship after some years of practice in diagnostic radiology
Oh shit this is on the other channel!!! Still good though
Can you comment on work hours between being an IR versus a DR?
Depends entirely on the job you end up accepting. Generally IRs will work out of hospitals and cover call, but I know some IRs who have carved out a fairly boutique all outpatient based practice and work 9-5 and don't take call. I also know some DRs who work over night call shifts so it depends. IR has a lot of extra work that may not directly generate revenue like rounding on your patients, giving informal opinions to clinicians, offering to do low RVU procedures for the DR folks because we can do them a bit faster, etc.
-Dr. C
is the danger of radiation such as tumor worry you?
It is the only reason i doubt about IR
how much do you earn being an interventional radiologist
Hi Jon and Chris! I am a 4th year medical student in Bulgaria. I am interested in radiology and especially in interventional radiology. But my major concern is the radiation that I would be exposed to. You are wearing protective gear but how high is the radiation exposure of an interventional radiologist? Is it dangerously high? Does it affect you somehow and can you feel it? Can you make a video or comment on that subject. Thank you :)
they have radiation badges to measure exposure and can only have a certain amount of exposure per year, also they wear a ton of protective equipment ie. lead etc. I think the life expectancy is the same as to non- IR docs
But you didn’t show any procedures!
I'll be honest with you... First time I saw you I was sure you couldn't be older than 25 years...
Then you start talking about, what, 10 years of school!?!
Love the content you guys are creating! ✌✌😊
😂 you and everyone of my patients. I'm older than I look!
-Dr. C
I want to ask if a radiologist can do ERCP ?? Or is it only gastroenterologist
Generally the gastroenterologists do ERCPs, but there have been more and more IRs doing endoscopic procedures.
@@DrJonDrChris thank you, I am a last year medical student and thinking about IR residency because in my country we have no IR doctors, but please can you tell us more what do you think about a female going into this field, Do women have a higher risk going through this amount of radio ?!
Also, please tell us what's the score you usually need to get into this field and what can I do to increase my chance?
How much Student loan debt do you have???? +- 250k????
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What happened to this channel? KEEP IT UP!!!!
Can't relate to this level of high-functioning people. Equal parts inspiring and depressing.
No offense at all, but working 16 hours a day is incredibly stupid IMHO. Here in Austria the maximum amount is 48 hours a week which is fine.
Personally I definitely don't want someone performing a surgery on me who worked that insane amount of hours...
herzlich willkommen . Ich hoffe, dass Sie zwei schönen Mädchen helfen werden, sich ihrem Alter anzupassen. Vier jahre Fast. Sie krabbeln auf dem Bauch. In Bewegung auf ihren Beinen kann aber nicht laufen. Es gibt Hoffnung. In dem Prozess. Ihr Vater hat keine Möglichkeiten und er hat bereits an Magen und Hernie gearbeitet, und der Arzt hindert ihn daran, das Gewicht zu tragen, das den Kummer seiner beiden Töchter trägt. Weil der Prozess außerhalb des Landes abläuft. Kannst du diesen beiden Kindern helfen, Videos auf UA-cam zu haben? Um ihren Zustand zu sehen. Ein Arzt kann außerhalb des Landes sein. Ich habe versucht, meine Botschaft so gut wie möglich von mir zu bekommen. Ich hoffe du hast es gelesen. Meine nachricht Und dass diese beiden Kinder die Möglichkeit hätten zu gehen. Ich hoffe auf sie, aber der Vater ist nicht in seiner Macht.
I LOVE that backdrop "Interventional radiology. Its like surgery only MAGIC
Why did you guys stop uploading?