I feel like the first week of a new job is so mentally exhausting. Just the sheer amount of new things you have to learn from new people to new tech and even where to park.. it's a lot. So excited for you and looking forward to your content as always!
Don't be hard on yourself Dr. C. Your staff will help you ease in to your new job. I work in a small hospital and we always help our new doctors and they appreciate it. You'll do fine.👍👨⚕️
I appreciate that you mentioned getting to know everyone and not just other doctors. When doctors take the time to get to know the names of the custodial staff and admin assistants etc. means a lot.
I was born and raised in NYC/Brooklyn - and I'm enjoying ur videos. Driving to and from work is very stressful - and such a waste of time. Good Luck in ur new position.
I feel like your going to do incredible in yoyr new job. Your personality is wonderful and im sure your going to be a wonderful asset to them. Wish you the best of luck and loojung firward to seeing new posts about your job. Best wishes.
I’d be interested (if you’re open to talking about it) in what your new salary is as a new attending as well as more detail about the partner track you mentioned in a previous video! Congratulations on the new job!
@@rashan2424 she never said you were ridiculous? Not sure where you saw that? She seemed to just be surprised by the amount, not actually saying no to you lmao
Dr. Cellini I know exactly what you mean. Just the minutiae of learning everyone's names,. where the cafeteria or at least vending machines are,. and a zillion other details. Some people catch on quick but I was never one of them.
This is also my first week out of fellowship and flying solo as an IR attending. It’s been fun to follow along with you in tandem. Keep it up. I’ll keep following.
Dr. Cellini, I have started several new positions over the last 10 years as I relocated for my husband's career and family. Your comments are applicable for the confident, experienced physician starting in a new position as well.😉
Aren't you like the last one they call? When I worked at a dermatology department we would call the resident first, and then the resident would call the attending or if shit really hit the fan we would call both. But they would be at home on earnings and nights. But always there during the day, also in the weekend.
I used to commute from Connecticut to New York for work. It was 60 miles one way. Without traffic, it was an hour drive and In the morning, it took a little over an hour but on the way home it was 2 to 2 1/2 hours. If there was an accident? Forget it, I would never get home and have to detour.
Ahh you did it!!! Congratulations. Been here for the ride and it’s so exciting to see that you are finally done with residency/fellowship. “They are going to be consulting me, not my attending.. I am the attending” 😄👏🏻
It sounds like you are at the hospital I work at! And I love it so much! Small community hospital and we are all like a family (good and bad). I wish you luck!
Enjoy your vidios. Bee an x ray tech for 30 years. IR/ cath lab for 20. Currently IR. I know exactly of what you speak. You seem like a cool doc. It didnt always used to be that way. Radiologist used to have a huge chip on thier shoulder. Now all the young guys, for the most part, are down to earth. You guys and gals realize you want things done your way and efficient but the team makes everything work........ didnt used to be that way 30 years ago. Would love to see your techniques in more complicated procedures. I might learn a trick.
Love watching your vlogs your such a happy person your patients are lucky to have you congratulations on your new position an attending what you worked so hard for look forward to many more vlogs maybe a day as an attending again congratulations ..😁
Oh I'm so glad u like it there! So nice too that they order supplies your use too! Sounds awesome 👌you win! YAY. Can't imagine the commute going home though. Or the parking once u get home. So happy for you!😊
The traffic part. As someone from L.A. who had a commute that was over 2 hours at my last job? Yup. So much wasted time. And no I didn't choose it, I was transferred to another location. Also yes to more vlogs.
This is definitely my most stressful time as an attending. Didn't see as many COVID patients in hospital during end of residency because the hospitalist group was seeing them. Definitely been so stressful with the new surge of COVID19 patients.
Same. I just started a new CT tech job.. I can scan anything.. but workflow? I have no clue who to call, what rad protocols what.. Who to call if I have a sub standard scan.. etc.
i also swore that i'd never travel super far for a job/school.. During undergrad it used to take me 4 hours daily to travel to school and back home.... Now in med school i occasionally had to drive to a rotation in Brooklyn and it takes like 1.5hr from long island...could be worse i guess haha reminds me undergrad days.
Given that you'll soon be moving closer to work, maybe these ideas for solving your parking problem aren't important, but I thought I'd throw them out. 1. Find someone nearby who has off-street parking and doesn't commute to work daily. Pay them for their parking spot. They can still find a place on the street. You will have one waiting for you when you get home. Assuming your time is worth more than theirs, you both come out ahead. 2. Look around for parking you can rent. I did that when I lived in Seattle's crowded University District and worked at a hospital about two miles away. I biked to work and left my car in that rented spot. The only downside was that it was under a fig tree and in the fall birds ate the figs and, well you can guess what they did. I solved that problem by covering my car with throw-away painters plastic.
@dr.cellini Try living in Sao Paulo Brazil where we have 23 million people living in the city and every single time I go out either to work or Med school is at least 1h drive to go + 1h to come back....
I went from working at a 900+ bed teaching hospital to a less than 200 beds in a good ole boy network. I didn’t stay there long. The patients we used to get from that 200+ hospital were always “train wrecks” and I saw why. So excited for you to the the ATTENDING!! 😷
I thought maybe your favorite part would be the free snack closet or weekly free meal. I’m just kidding. Happy to hear the first week went great, minus the commute.
Do your colleagues know you’re a youtuber? Any chance your favorites make a cameo? Yes, day in the life. We want to see the new workplace. Stay sharp, Doc.
Man I hated commuting. I lost 1 hour each way…Going 9 MILES in Miserable Boston traffic. Did it for 10 years and now opened my Own company that’s 10 minutes away! Biggest and best change of all time. You Lose years off your life commuting
I want to become a PA or a Nurse Practitioner but I feel like I am not smart enough. Any tips or videos that will help with folks that want to become a medical professional but are not so smart in school 🥲
I feel like the first week of a new job is so mentally exhausting. Just the sheer amount of new things you have to learn from new people to new tech and even where to park.. it's a lot. So excited for you and looking forward to your content as always!
Literally exactly how I felt haha
ugh you're spot on there
I am so excited for you! You can tell when you talk about your job how much you love it! Your patients are so lucky to have you!
Don't be hard on yourself Dr. C. Your staff will help you ease in to your new job. I work in a small hospital and we always help our new doctors and they appreciate it. You'll do fine.👍👨⚕️
I appreciate that you mentioned getting to know everyone and not just other doctors. When doctors take the time to get to know the names of the custodial staff and admin assistants etc. means a lot.
YAY for attending life!
I appreciate your approach to including EVERY staff member!
Need more day in the life & on call videos for sure! I’m a pre med student interested in IR! I would love to learn more!
Agreed!
Listening to you talk about how you love efficiency and working fast... you are a true New Jersian, even if you grew up in Georgia
Congrats 🎈🍾🎊🎉! I’m a seasoned RN with ICU/OR background. Yes, please continue your videos and come to the Jersey Shore 🏖
I was born and raised in NYC/Brooklyn - and I'm enjoying ur videos. Driving to and from work is very stressful - and such a waste of time. Good Luck in ur new position.
Dr. Cellini: Is my thumb supposed to bend like that?
Me: I don’t know, is it ? You’re the doctor.
Ikr 😂😂
He’d have to see an X-ray to know
@@DrAdamHotchkiss He can be his own patient 😅
Normal hypertension of the IP
@@sharong679 I have a lot to learn before becoming a doctor 😅
Love your transparency 🙌 stay humble 💕💕
Dr. C is amazing in his ability to describe the transition process to being an attending physician. Excellent video.
I have the same commute. It is wearibg to drive 2:30 hours round trip. Especially when you are tired fro. Seeing patients in the hospital.
I feel like your going to do incredible in yoyr new job. Your personality is wonderful and im sure your going to be a wonderful asset to them. Wish you the best of luck and loojung firward to seeing new posts about your job. Best wishes.
I’d be interested (if you’re open to talking about it) in what your new salary is as a new attending as well as more detail about the partner track you mentioned in a previous video! Congratulations on the new job!
Start salary 400k partnership over 700k
@@rashan2424 WHAT, no.... that is INSANE.
@@Socialbug1995 man for that many years of training and those kinds of hours you'd hope it would be in that ballpark.
@@rashan2424 she never said you were ridiculous? Not sure where you saw that? She seemed to just be surprised by the amount, not actually saying no to you lmao
@@rashan2424 you're wrong for not understanding her comment.
Dr. Cellini I know exactly what you mean. Just the minutiae of learning everyone's names,. where the cafeteria or at least vending machines are,. and a zillion other details. Some people catch on quick but I was never one of them.
Congrats Dr. Cellini! I feel like this doubles as good therapy for you lol
100% haha
I’m so so happy for you both for the new journey and I’m smiling that you are loving the new job! Yes yes call week/day in the life!
This is also my first week out of fellowship and flying solo as an IR attending. It’s been fun to follow along with you in tandem. Keep it up. I’ll keep following.
Vlog it, bring that Casey Neistat energy over there
My idol!
BRUH Casey neistat came into my restaurant the other day! Like deadass in the middle of Cali haha
I absolutely admire how humble Dr. Cellini is. Keep up the great work! Thank you!
Yes! Do more life in the day videos!
Will, PharmD
Dr. Cellini,
I have started several new positions over the last 10 years as I relocated for my husband's career and family. Your comments are applicable for the confident, experienced physician starting in a new position as well.😉
Congrats! I love your videos so much!! keep up the good work
Would love to see the on-call videos as an attending! Keep that content flowing 😁 I’m a huge/longtime fan of the channel
We're looking forward to many new vlog's as an attending! Congratulations on getting to this point Dr. Cellini.
Ciao from Sudan So excited to see your videos in New work , new position .
Yes!!! Day in the life!! And congratulations on the new job!
Aren't you like the last one they call? When I worked at a dermatology department we would call the resident first, and then the resident would call the attending or if shit really hit the fan we would call both. But they would be at home on earnings and nights. But always there during the day, also in the weekend.
It's private practice, so probably a little different
I used to commute from Connecticut to New York for work. It was 60 miles one way. Without traffic, it was an hour drive and In the morning, it took a little over an hour but on the way home it was 2 to 2 1/2 hours. If there was an accident? Forget it, I would never get home and have to detour.
Ahh you did it!!! Congratulations. Been here for the ride and it’s so exciting to see that you are finally done with residency/fellowship.
“They are going to be consulting me, not my attending.. I am the attending” 😄👏🏻
You got this Doctor. Thanks for sharing 👍. Best wishes to you on your new endeavor. God bless.
Build those templates for those reads man haha Congrats on the continued success! Awesome to watch you grow
More important than knowing where the restrooms are, knowing where the good/clean restrooms are!
It sounds like you are at the hospital I work at! And I love it so much! Small community hospital and we are all like a family (good and bad). I wish you luck!
Yes! Keep the on call vlogs, this was a nice video per usual!
Congratulations what a Long process … and traffic now I feel
For you for sure !!!! Not a fun trip to work and just driving 🥺🥺🥺🥺
I finally got into radiology and I love it but boooyy there are so many things I have never heard of :D. Thank you for making such a good channel.
Enjoy your vidios. Bee an x ray tech for 30 years. IR/ cath lab for 20. Currently IR. I know exactly of what you speak. You seem like a cool doc. It didnt always used to be that way. Radiologist used to have a huge chip on thier shoulder. Now all the young guys, for the most part, are down to earth. You guys and gals realize you want things done your way and efficient but the team makes everything work........ didnt used to be that way 30 years ago. Would love to see your techniques in more complicated procedures. I might learn a trick.
Congratulations!
Love watching your vlogs your such a happy person your patients are lucky to have you congratulations on your new position an attending what you worked so hard for look forward to many more vlogs maybe a day as an attending again congratulations ..😁
NICE to see you are happy, you studied for a long time!! Keep up the 👍 GREAT work!!
Oh I'm so glad u like it there! So nice too that they order supplies your use too! Sounds awesome 👌you win! YAY. Can't imagine the commute going home though. Or the parking once u get home. So happy for you!😊
Really enjoy all your videos. Hope they continue.
Dr.Cellini is goals.
Yes, bring us along!
Congrats Doc I wish you the best! YES more vlogs please love your content!!!
Congratulations dr Cellini. My mom is a radiologist. I’m currently in med school hoping to be a radiologist
Are you a rich kid?
Best video of the year so far.
Congrats Doc, please make more vlogs man.
Say less!
The traffic part. As someone from L.A. who had a commute that was over 2 hours at my last job? Yup. So much wasted time. And no I didn't choose it, I was transferred to another location.
Also yes to more vlogs.
This is definitely my most stressful time as an attending. Didn't see as many COVID patients in hospital during end of residency because the hospitalist group was seeing them. Definitely been so stressful with the new surge of COVID19 patients.
Congratulations! Well deserved 👏🏻 🎉
Definitely need those call week videos!
Same. I just started a new CT tech job.. I can scan anything.. but workflow? I have no clue who to call, what rad protocols what.. Who to call if I have a sub standard scan.. etc.
Love the update, a great video.
Looking forward to your vlogs as an attending 👍
More day in the life! (I'm an accountant. No interest in medicine. Still love the content)
Congrats on your new job again Doctor C! Do you ever plan to do a video on how you got the nickname Hollywood that’s on the plaque in your house?
Haha maybe I can do a short!
@@DrCellini nice that would be dope!
My mom just had ultrasound guided biopsy superclaviclar lymph node. I would of never knew about IR radiologist if it wasn’t for you.
Congrats doc can't wait for your new videos
BTW please keep vlogging your vlogs are the best
Bring us along for that day in the life vlog
i also swore that i'd never travel super far for a job/school.. During undergrad it used to take me 4 hours daily to travel to school and back home.... Now in med school i occasionally had to drive to a rotation in Brooklyn and it takes like 1.5hr from long island...could be worse i guess haha reminds me undergrad days.
Please film and vlog the calls good to have comparison of attending and residents call
Oh...you still get to do call days.. Yea!! Do those 👌😍 Thank you.
Aye love the videos!! And I would love to see the og call style videos but if you as an attending!
Given that you'll soon be moving closer to work, maybe these ideas for solving your parking problem aren't important, but I thought I'd throw them out. 1. Find someone nearby who has off-street parking and doesn't commute to work daily. Pay them for their parking spot. They can still find a place on the street. You will have one waiting for you when you get home. Assuming your time is worth more than theirs, you both come out ahead. 2. Look around for parking you can rent. I did that when I lived in Seattle's crowded University District and worked at a hospital about two miles away. I biked to work and left my car in that rented spot. The only downside was that it was under a fig tree and in the fall birds ate the figs and, well you can guess what they did. I solved that problem by covering my car with throw-away painters plastic.
Congrats man !!!
Day in the life will be great along with follow along while working.
congrats dr
Just came home from my first day of clinic. Not that booked but I came home so tired.
I’ve never heard anyone say attending so much in such a sort time. Congratulations!
Yes,please do those "on call” " Day in the life”videos. Thanks!
As an X-ray Tech starting a new job, it’s exhausting getting to know the whole hospital lol
Did you say 12 weeks of call the rest of this year? That's essentially two weeks of call a month! Whoa.
What is obvious is that one huge standardization of equipment etc. Is needed.
Yes! A day in the life please!
I can't wait to see the new place
Oh in the same vein as the nearest bathroom... finding the most comfortable place to eat lunch, that's also a new job challenge I hate.
@dr.cellini Try living in Sao Paulo Brazil where we have 23 million people living in the city and every single time I go out either to work or Med school is at least 1h drive to go + 1h to come back....
Yes day in the life plus call vlogs
What helps you stay awake during college classes to be a EMT. Please help
I went from working at a 900+ bed teaching hospital to a less than 200 beds in a good ole boy network. I didn’t stay there long. The patients we used to get from that 200+ hospital were always “train wrecks” and I saw why. So excited for you to the the ATTENDING!! 😷
Yes for the day in the life !!
Super like even before watching it ♥️😂
Yes, we want the vlogs! Lol!
When I did my intern year I rode 1 hour and 15 minutes each way on a mountain bike.
Nothing like starting a new job to make you feel like you know NOTHING!
Hahaha isn’t that the truth
Yes to on call videos!
I thought maybe your favorite part would be the free snack closet or weekly free meal. I’m just kidding. Happy to hear the first week went great, minus the commute.
Do your colleagues know you’re a youtuber? Any chance your favorites make a cameo?
Yes, day in the life. We want to see the new workplace.
Stay sharp, Doc.
Man I hated commuting. I lost 1 hour each way…Going 9 MILES in Miserable Boston traffic. Did it for 10 years and now opened my
Own company that’s 10 minutes away! Biggest and best change of all time. You
Lose years off your life commuting
I want to become a PA or a Nurse Practitioner but I feel like I am not smart enough. Any tips or videos that will help with folks that want to become a medical professional but are not so smart in school 🥲
Any tips on getting into shadow/research for IR? - Med Student
Go down and talk to IR folks at your hospital!
Would love to see tips, because of covid many people don’t take students
salary and monthly budget would be great
I think you mean Dr. Michael “Hollywood” “Efficiency” Cellini
Heck yeah we wanna see the call
Can you ware your own scrubs from home
Yep, film the on call stuff!!
Yes more blog style.
Congrats… yeah glad you landed your dream job. I am efficiency minded too why I became a UM Nurse.