Thank you very much Dr.Wang such an awesome treat from a pathologist i was really wondering what its looks like to be a pathologist in Transfusion Medicine this short and quick interview clear my view in pathology from a clinical prospective point of view . Thanks again ^^
This is so interesting! I’m currently an M2 and interested in pathology, but I honestly hadn’t thought at all about the role of pathologists in blood banks or transfusions. Thanks for putting this together/hosting it on your channel!
Beautiful discussion session :) Thank you for this. I'm a Transfusion resident currently and this was inspiring! :) loved all these guys and their experiences. Would love to connect more. :)
You aren't the first and won't be the last. If this is something you are sure about, I would recommend that you tell your program director and see if they are able to switch some rotations around so you can do an 1-2 pathology electives before the start of the 2022-2023 ERAS cycle. This way you can confirm if you pathology is truly better for you than IM, and also be able to get LORs. If you are currently a resident in good standing, it would actually be a plus on your application because it shows that you are cut out for the rigors of residency.
@@Baking_MD :):) thank you, I am so miserable doing something I don't fit. But yea, PD is extremely supportive , my colleagues were shocked but supportive 100%. Is it possible for me to speak to you on your ig? appreciate it.
Thank you very much Dr.Wang such an awesome treat from a pathologist i was really wondering what its looks like to be a pathologist in Transfusion Medicine this short and quick interview clear my view in pathology from a clinical prospective point of view . Thanks again ^^
Glad it was helpful!
Great seeing you guys again!! As fate would have it, not too far away from Zhen..I’m at a private practice in Glendora, CA!!
Hello
My name is Dr faisal
Previous year i completed my residency in Transfusion Medicine from India
Was a good feast to hear from you guys
It's nice to have 2 program directors in one room, please if you see my application next year remember this comment 🌚🔥
Thank you so much for this video!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is so interesting! I’m currently an M2 and interested in pathology, but I honestly hadn’t thought at all about the role of pathologists in blood banks or transfusions. Thanks for putting this together/hosting it on your channel!
Thanks for your support!
How much does clinical pathologists make, is it a wise decision to just opt clinical pathology residency ? Thankyou so much doc
It's only a prerequisite to have a MD/PHD to get into a CP only residency.
Beautiful discussion session :) Thank you for this. I'm a Transfusion resident currently and this was inspiring! :) loved all these guys and their experiences. Would love to connect more. :)
You're so welcome!
An impromptu interview with Dr.Wang on Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine. So fortunate to have close friends in the field.
Same here!
Hi Dr.Wang, I am a PGY1 IM wanting to change to patho, please for some insight. :(:(
You aren't the first and won't be the last. If this is something you are sure about, I would recommend that you tell your program director and see if they are able to switch some rotations around so you can do an 1-2 pathology electives before the start of the 2022-2023 ERAS cycle. This way you can confirm if you pathology is truly better for you than IM, and also be able to get LORs. If you are currently a resident in good standing, it would actually be a plus on your application because it shows that you are cut out for the rigors of residency.
@@Baking_MD i am in good standing. Thank you, will try to SOAP.
@@Baking_MD :):) thank you, I am so miserable doing something I don't fit. But yea, PD is extremely supportive , my colleagues were shocked but supportive 100%. Is it possible for me to speak to you on your ig? appreciate it.