i would be so afraid to have a code blue pager bc code blues seem so stressful and scary😮 ive been considering going to medical school to become a doctor, so your videos have inspired me so much to follow through with it! have a wonderful day/night to anyone who decided to read my little comment! 😁♡
Two Crazy Twinsters same! I said to my mum that a doctor sound so interesting! (She's a midwife ) so she has always wanted me to be in the medical field but I'm scared of alot of things 😂
I love reading the comments from your younger viewers! You’re helping make a difference with your channel by inspiring others to go into medicine! Yay 😁
i want to be a doctor or pediatrician im not really sure what all of the positions are yet but anyways, i probably can't because iv'e had a phobia of needles ever since an incident occured...
How? She literally vlogs everything, barely seems in a rush to help her patients. Like I know she doesn't use patients names, but for example if I saw this video, and lets say I was in her vlog for being suicidal, and she talks about a suicidal patient. I would know it's me, and I wouldn't want people even mentioning that!
@@Jenna-lo1yp shut up and you go to medical school for 11 years bet you couldnt do it so stop hating and you know that she does them after they happen so STOP you have no idea how her day actually goes
I am a fellow Canadian and a Medical Social Worker - so cool to hear you mention the profession and appreciate the kind of work we do! I find your videos so fascinating, and they help me understand the different professional dynamics I am working alongside. Thank you!
I’m a new nurse (graduated in May and passed my boards in July) and I love watching your videos! It is so important for each discipline in healthcare to work together, and your videos have helped me better understand the doctor’s perspective. Plus, I love your positive attitude even when your days are so busy! 😊
I just started my internal medicine CTU rotation this week, it's definitely a lot different from the surgery rotations I'm used to! Very humbled by everything I'm learning. Great video as always!
Hi Donavan! oh too bad we aren't at the same site! Yes CTU can be exhausting with all the call, but I really don't think there is anywhere else where you get this much diversity in clinical cases and teaching... hope you enjoy it despite the fatigue!
I love how she’s seen death and does really long and stressful shifts and is responsible for people but she still has a smile on her face all the time well done! :)
@@ViolinMD if I did become a doctor I would more than likely want to work in Pediatrics because I work very well with children. I am planning to volunteer soon at a local hospital for children in my state at that hospital I'm also a patient so I know some of these kids
I have a lot of health issues and have been in and out of the hospital. Your videos allow me to see the doctor’s perspective on that. Thank you for what you do
Hello Dr. Siobhan, I always love watching your medical videos in your hospital and the way you treat the patients is really adorable. You are such a great doctor to me Siobhan. My support is for you always Siobhan
sorry inconvenience for a long reply like your cme v logs and great courageousstory of kris of hiccoughs tequest if you pass my awarenessmessage to your local gyn team especially your husband Mr Mark pay my regards tmk
This is going to sound sappy, but as somebody with medical problems I would be honored to have a doctor like you. There are less doctors like you everyday and it is a shame. For the past six years I have had medical problems consistently and have seen a countless amount of doctors and I have had good ones, but I have also had some of the worst doctors that med school could produce. Even if they are amazing with medicine they were awful with their patient and their bedside manner. Some didn’t care about the patient, some didn’t care about the medicine and worse at least one of them didn’t care about either one. Keep up the good work. Your patients are incredibly lucky to have a doctor like you.
I love how you're always so cheerful and positive about everything. I tend to get really stressed on hospital duties (that's how we call our call shifts) as a medical student. Thank you for inspiring!
i love been in and out of the hospital all my life (crohns, ovarian cysts, etc.) and i just found your videos. THANK YOU for being SO passionate, i don't see doctors or medical workers like you where i'm from. Please continue these videos, so educational & informative. I love seeing all the hard work and running you do! I'm subscribing!
@@ViolinMD you're definitely getting me excited and more motivated to make my dream of becoming a Dr reality. thanks, Doc, patiently waiting for the next one! :)
You relate with me so much rn - you're my hero! Working code *_and_* living the life of a night shifter. Rarely do ppl understand what that life is like until they've lived it - living our lives *_opposite_* of the daytime/regular business hrs ppl. Sometimes, I do wonder though - how did our parents/previous generations do it _before_ 24-hour supermarkets, superstores, ATMs, etc. Even still, there are still something's that need to be done in the daytime, and having to disrupt your regular sleep schedule around it is so painful sometimes. And if you're on-call and happen to get called in that night, or your normal day off, well... *_damn!_*
I wish I was so put together that I was a doctor who goes to work 14 hour shifts at 6:30 am and still found time for UA-cam, violin and looking clean cut and like a normal person haha. You’re a super hero!
As an MS3 starting clinics, I am constantly motivated by any UA-cam videos by doctors and med students. Your videos in particular just excites me about the excitement I’m gonna face in the future!! Thank you!!!
Hi Violin MD, my name is Tom. I moved to America 3 years ago and I am deeply in love with being a doctor. But whenever I come up with the idea of attending to Med School, a lot of people (in my family also) seemly disagree about that, they told me the Language barrier is a huge problem when you immigrate from a country that English is their second language. I am trying to ignore them but I can't ignore my parents, they ask me not to take a risk because they need something to be steady in the future. I am a pre-med college student in Seattle, Washington and I am studying for my MCATS, I found your channel 3 months ago and you inspire me. Thank you for doing all this things. Sometimes, I feel really lost and I go to your channel, specifically, the "How to manage your stress as a doctor" video. I like it a lot, you taught me a lot of things from that. What you have done, partially, changed my life. Thank you so much.
wow, i’m so shocked that your so young and smart. You look like your 20 years old and working in medical, i love how you are working in medical and not drinking alcohol and at parties being crazy. i’m only 14 and so inspired by you and this is my 1st video
Hannah K shes a lot older than 20 I can tell you that. You need a bachelors degree, then 4 years in med school, + your residency and she’s a senior resident
You seem like such an amazing doctor. You have a very.....I guess soothing presence. I wish you'd been my doctor when I got sick (and almost died) a few years ago.
i never thought i’d want to become a doctor until i discovered your channel, i’m obsessed! you have such a kind, calm spirit and your videos are so eye-opening and educational! you’re truly an inspiration x sending love from australia !!
I absolutely loved this video (and I hope it shuts up the people who think you're vlogging instead of doing your job)! More ones like this, please! Interesting about the glaucoma. I know about people who've lost their vision pretty early in life and both sides of my family are regularly tested for glaucoma.
My sister wants to be a nurse and she is a sophomore in high school. She is taking a medical class and is learning terms and the meanings of diseases. I am totally suggesting you to her!
I love watching these videos. I have Aspergers and potentially Fibromyalga. also im hopefully getting my breast reduction soon. seeing how the behind the scenes stuff at the hospitals work makes me feel calmer. much love!!
Hi. I just want to let you know that you help me with my anxiety attacks which occur often. Your voice and videos are so calming to me. You're the reason I want to be in the Medical Field when I am older. Thanks. :)
You are SO incredibly inspiring. Your positive attitude, along with your motivation reminds me of why I have always wanted to be a doctor. Although, I still have a long journey ahead of me, and have spent many nights frustrated and questioning my decision to pursue medical school, you give me hope!
Literally, I memorized all the codes (because I have nothing else to do) and we went to the doctor the other day, and the called a code yellow at first, then a code blue. I started to freak out and my family was looking at me like I was crazy😂
I learn so much every time I watch your videos! Your intelligence and calm but bubbly personality is so refreshing! I always smile watching these videos :)
I am truly obsessed with all your content. Your energy and the love that you have for PT care is just amazing. I wish we had more doctors with this level of excitement and energy! Your personality radiates positive energy! When I start PA school I hope to have this type of positive energy!
Such great messaging on teamwork and patients especially being the team. I am an RN (34 year career) and I look forward to your videos. Still intent on learning and teaching something each day! Cheers!
I'm a nurse, and when I hear a code blue on my unit (or a co-worker screams to call "Code Blue") I already feel my heart racing and the adrenaline kicking in. But I really only expect to help with grabbing the code cart or performing compressions or recording, or paging doctors or putting out phone calls, attempt IVs, grab supplies etc, never to lead...Code providers (MD/APN) I admire so much because they walk into the room not knowing how they'll find the patient. They're expected to LEAD and direct the code and get the family on the phone (and patient's main attending/other providers on board such as cardio or renal) without even knowing the patient's past medical or surgical history in detail 😱 And getting anesthesia to come intubate, or putting in emergency central lines. Props to you Violin, the fact that you're able to walk in so calmly probably brings a lot of relief to the rest of the staff assisting in the code:D
I’ve always remembered the horrible moments I’ve experienced in hospitals throughout my life but watching these videos makes it all seem exciting, interesting and actually gives me a hope that not all doctors and hospital staff are rude and at times careless. I hate medicine and anything to do with it because it scares me a lot but these videos change that feeling for a moment.
I just started in a medical assisting program, and it’s really interesting to hear some of the things you talk about on your channel, it just motivates me to keep going and keep on top of my school and education, one day I could work up to do something really awesome, like you. Love these videos!
Love your channel! You’re so positive and motivated to learn! I work as a speech language pathologist in a hospital and sometimes I wish we got as much credit as PT and OT when it comes to those large floor meetings. Sometimes dysphagia or cognition can be barriers to returning home, but ST as a vital therapy can be overlooked, which is a real bummer!
Im a pediatric respiratory therapist and one of my nicu babies decided to brady/desat on us and we called the code and she came right back up with bagging and she was just looking around at everyone at her bedside and enjoying the extra attention she got haha
I’m extremely fascinated in being a trauma surgeon (I’m only 12 years old) I don’t get very queasy at the sight of blood and things that would freak out a normal person, I have watched countless surgeries, along with things about medical codes, etc. But seeing how you along with your fellow coworkers work through out the day, it makes me a bit nervous! But I’m so thankful there are people like you that actually show what actually goes on inside the hospital!
I’m 16 and currently want to become a registered nurse in adult nursing. I am the same I don’t get sick around blood or anything and I love an adrenaline boost. I also want to become part of the crash team (a code blue team in America and Canada) and I only have 2 years to go. Good luck 🤞
Early love u and ur vids my mum used to be a nurse and I am inspired to become a nurse it is so interesting and so many people don’t want to be one or are scared I’m scared of needles but I have to overcome my fears and in a way when your saving someone’s life I want to be like u and u help me over come my fear I love ur videos so much and they help me I love when u upload I have been subbed for around 5 months and I ace my health and well-being because I learn everything from you. You are amazing and so strong and want to be like you when I grow up
wow thank you so so much! You sound very passionate about health care - I'm sure you will be a wonderful nurse (or any other health care professional you want) one day!
I have a severely disabled brother he has CP and hydrocephalus and has had 40 shunt revision surgeries. He has a J-tube feeding tube because he kept getting bacterial pneumonia. In 2015, he was hospitalized after he stopped breathing. My mom was on the phone with the charge nurse, when out of nowhere, my mom could hear "Code blue" in the background and the nurse told my mom, "You need to get up here and you need to get up here now." He had stopped breathing for the second time in three days, but thankfully, by the time we got there, they had gotten him breathing again, only to have to have his heart shocked a few days later because his HR went up to 250. He spent 12 days in ICU and 7 days on the floor. He made it though, thanks to people like you.
I can't stop watching your videos even though I live this every single day as a 2nd year Neurology resident :D Love your material and your violin playing is phenomenal!!
Hi im jessica and i recantly started watching your videos. I love science and when i grow up i always wanted to work with medicin and stuff like that. So i currently am 14 years old and i chose biology and chemistry as well as physics. Lately i started to have douts but soon they were gone thanks to your videos. I personaly always found it cool to save some ones life and your videos really inspired me to continue. I want to study to become an emergancy doctor and save lives. Please continue making videos because i really enjoy watching them and your inspiring people like me. I wish you the best of luck on everything. Thank you so much ...
You're right, some days are really tough... i think you find what works for you. Personally, having friends and family to talk with makes a HUGE difference. plus taking the time to sleep every chance you get!!
I've been a silent viewer of your videos for a couple of months now but I just want you to know that you inspire & motivate me to work hard in school. I'm a senior high school student and I can't wait to be in the medical field! I hope I can experience what you're experiencing right now sometime in the future. So much love from the Philippines! ❤️
Omg the care and attention you take in filming and editing always amazes me especially as you are at work when filming! Really loving your vlogs this year thanks sweetheart xx
Wow. This is my dream job that i cant reach. You look like you really enjoy it. I love this. I hope you inspire more people to be a doctor. Thank you for your service!
Even though I’m not in the medical field, I find your videos so fascinating! You have such a calm, reassuring demeanour:)
Thanks Chloe - I really appreciate you saying that!
i feel like her and doctor mike would be good friends
@@ViolinMD I'm not even close to college and I still REALLY love your videos! And the medical study in general
Violin MD can you do more code blue videos?
Are you famous.
i would be so afraid to have a code blue pager bc code blues seem so stressful and scary😮
ive been considering going to medical school to become a doctor, so your videos have inspired me so much to follow through with it!
have a wonderful day/night to anyone who decided to read my little comment! 😁♡
Two Crazy Twinsters same! I said to my mum that a doctor sound so interesting! (She's a midwife ) so she has always wanted me to be in the medical field but I'm scared of alot of things 😂
Don't let the scary things turn you away from pursuing a doctors career. If you're interested in it go for it and don't let anything hold you back
Axel Campbell thank you 😊
Good luck following your dreams! Go for it!
THINK ABOUT A CODE BLACK WITH A BOMB OR THE CODE SILVER I THINK WITH AN ARMED INTRUDER OR GUNMAN
It's crazy to see how much you've grown in your career and confidence since I first started watching you!xx
yeah for me as well actually.. it's a really great way to document your personal progress... shows me how much I've learned in just one year!
@@ViolinMDI’ve been in and out of a hospital all my life I have a cleft lip and palette got extra teeth
Your videos are so helpful 😊
@@ViolinMDI have seen growth. 💜
You should do a doctor reacts to greys anatomy where you compare what is actually true about the show!
Dr Mike already did that
cizzorz 2628 but she’s not dr mike might have some different options
I think she already watches some episodes
i really want her to do this
Scrubs seems to be more realistic lol
I love reading the comments from your younger viewers! You’re helping make a difference with your channel by inspiring others to go into medicine! Yay 😁
I also love seeing those comments!! Glad you noticed too ☺️
I know, you inspire so many people, and help them understand what you do
You always carry yourself so gracefully during these intense calls ✨👩🏻⚕️✨
Is the social worker your boss.
It’s amazing how you have such a positive attitude considering the level of responsibility and stress in your job. Super inspiring
I wish I found your channel in high school. You're so motivating. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Laylaa!
I just barely found her channel, as I'm a high school senior. Phew!
I really enjoy how this video emphasizes teamwork and collaboration in medicine! It’s an important aspect that many forget about. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for saying that - i'm so glad that came across in the video!
Clearly you are in the right profession. You are so warm and kind in your demeanor. Thanks for sharing an insight into your role.
I really want to be a nurse or doctor, and I love your code blue videos! (I’m only 11 though)
Hi Morgan! so happy you are loving the videos!
I hope you continue to learn and one day, if you decide to go into the medical field, you enjoy it! Have a lovely day
Morgan’s UA-cam channel! Never give up your dream and never let someone tell you can’t become it.
Morgan's UA-cam channel! I also want to become a doctor or nurse when i'm older I have always thought of it. But i'm only 13
i want to be a doctor or pediatrician im not really sure what all of the positions are yet but anyways, i probably can't because iv'e had a phobia of needles ever since an incident occured...
We are so proud of you. To see where you came from and where you are now is astonishing
your style of filming/editing is so interesting and also soothing. the music as well... favourite vlogs to watch for sure.
Forever fan here! You are a great doctor!
aw thanks so much Morgan!
How? She literally vlogs everything, barely seems in a rush to help her patients. Like I know she doesn't use patients names, but for example if I saw this video, and lets say I was in her vlog for being suicidal, and she talks about a suicidal patient. I would know it's me, and I wouldn't want people even mentioning that!
@@Jenna-lo1yp shut up and you go to medical school for 11 years bet you couldnt do it so stop hating and you know that she does them after they happen so STOP you have no idea how her day actually goes
I am a fellow Canadian and a Medical Social Worker - so cool to hear you mention the profession and appreciate the kind of work we do! I find your videos so fascinating, and they help me understand the different professional dynamics I am working alongside. Thank you!
I’m a new nurse (graduated in May and passed my boards in July) and I love watching your videos! It is so important for each discipline in healthcare to work together, and your videos have helped me better understand the doctor’s perspective. Plus, I love your positive attitude even when your days are so busy! 😊
I’m missing House MD and his team, now I’m watching your channel. Thank you for such interesting way of showing how everything goes on.
I just started my internal medicine CTU rotation this week, it's definitely a lot different from the surgery rotations I'm used to! Very humbled by everything I'm learning. Great video as always!
Hi Donavan! oh too bad we aren't at the same site! Yes CTU can be exhausting with all the call, but I really don't think there is anywhere else where you get this much diversity in clinical cases and teaching... hope you enjoy it despite the fatigue!
@@ViolinMD I agree, it's less repetitive than a lot of surgical services. Would love it if you had time to check out my surgery on call vlogs!
I love how she’s seen death and does really long and stressful shifts and is responsible for people but she still has a smile on her face all the time well done! :)
I just found your channel and I'm hooked. Thank you for giving us a peek into your life. I cannot wait until I'm a resident!
Can you do a video on your pediatrics that you did in med school
Hi Lilla - I know how much you love paediatrics.. i'll do my best to try to weave it in at some point just for you!!
Violin MD that's so sweet!
@@ViolinMD if I did become a doctor I would more than likely want to work in Pediatrics because I work very well with children. I am planning to volunteer soon at a local hospital for children in my state at that hospital I'm also a patient so I know some of these kids
Do you have a email address.
I have a lot of health issues and have been in and out of the hospital. Your videos allow me to see the doctor’s perspective on that. Thank you for what you do
The fact that you're actually responding to a code AND filming it...YES! I love it🤗
Hello Dr. Siobhan, I always love watching your medical videos in your hospital and the way you treat the patients is really adorable. You are such a great doctor to me Siobhan. My support is for you always Siobhan
I've binge watched your whole channel this week. Now I'm sad I jave no more to watch :(
awww best compliment... don't worry there are more to come!
Me too 😂 she’s just such an amazing doctor
same problem! i watched all of them already now i don't know what to do. i already ended up rewatching some videos haha.
Please post more videos. I love your videos and channel. I'm amazed by how much I am learning.
sorry inconvenience for a long reply like your cme v logs and great courageousstory of kris of hiccoughs tequest if you pass my awarenessmessage to your local gyn team especially your husband Mr Mark pay my regards tmk
This is going to sound sappy, but as somebody with medical problems I would be honored to have a doctor like you. There are less doctors like you everyday and it is a shame. For the past six years I have had medical problems consistently and have seen a countless amount of doctors and I have had good ones, but I have also had some of the worst doctors that med school could produce. Even if they are amazing with medicine they were awful with their patient and their bedside manner. Some didn’t care about the patient, some didn’t care about the medicine and worse at least one of them didn’t care about either one.
Keep up the good work. Your patients are incredibly lucky to have a doctor like you.
“Time flies, it’s already 2:30!”
Me: *looks at time, 2:31 am*
Me:
Me: huh
lol
😂
I love how you're always so cheerful and positive about everything. I tend to get really stressed on hospital duties (that's how we call our call shifts) as a medical student. Thank you for inspiring!
I'm not in the medical field but I really do love watching u and watching u grow:)
i love been in and out of the hospital all my life (crohns, ovarian cysts, etc.) and i just found your videos. THANK YOU for being SO passionate, i don't see doctors or medical workers like you where i'm from. Please continue these videos, so educational & informative. I love seeing all the hard work and running you do! I'm subscribing!
MY FAVORITE MOMENT OF THE WEEK! the inspiration I get from your videos never seems to stop, but to grow and grow :)
aw wow that means so much - thank you!! so glad i can be part of that!
@@ViolinMD you're definitely getting me excited and more motivated to make my dream of becoming a Dr reality. thanks, Doc, patiently waiting for the next one! :)
I love the energy! Even after a long shift you’re still the happy and chirpy Siobhan we love!
You relate with me so much rn - you're my hero! Working code *_and_* living the life of a night shifter.
Rarely do ppl understand what that life is like until they've lived it - living our lives *_opposite_* of the daytime/regular business hrs ppl.
Sometimes, I do wonder though - how did our parents/previous generations do it _before_ 24-hour supermarkets, superstores, ATMs, etc.
Even still, there are still something's that need to be done in the daytime, and having to disrupt your regular sleep schedule around it is so painful sometimes.
And if you're on-call and happen to get called in that night, or your normal day off, well... *_damn!_*
I wish I was so put together that I was a doctor who goes to work 14 hour shifts at 6:30 am and still found time for UA-cam, violin and looking clean cut and like a normal person haha. You’re a super hero!
As an MS3 starting clinics, I am constantly motivated by any UA-cam videos by doctors and med students. Your videos in particular just excites me about the excitement I’m gonna face in the future!! Thank you!!!
Hi Violin MD, my name is Tom. I moved to America 3 years ago and I am deeply in love with being a doctor. But whenever I come up with the idea of attending to Med School, a lot of people (in my family also) seemly disagree about that, they told me the Language barrier is a huge problem when you immigrate from a country that English is their second language. I am trying to ignore them but I can't ignore my parents, they ask me not to take a risk because they need something to be steady in the future. I am a pre-med college student in Seattle, Washington and I am studying for my MCATS, I found your channel 3 months ago and you inspire me. Thank you for doing all this things. Sometimes, I feel really lost and I go to your channel, specifically, the "How to manage your stress as a doctor" video. I like it a lot, you taught me a lot of things from that. What you have done, partially, changed my life. Thank you so much.
wow, i’m so shocked that your so young and smart. You look like your 20 years old and working in medical, i love how you are working in medical and not drinking alcohol and at parties being crazy. i’m only 14 and so inspired by you and this is my 1st video
Hannah K shes a lot older than 20 I can tell you that. You need a bachelors degree, then 4 years in med school, + your residency and she’s a senior resident
She’s gotta be like 26-28
You seem like such an amazing doctor. You have a very.....I guess soothing presence.
I wish you'd been my doctor when I got sick (and almost died) a few years ago.
I’ve just discovered your videos, they’re so interesting! I’m actually in pursuit to becoming a nurse BSN, so pray for me and my studies!
i never thought i’d want to become a doctor until i discovered your channel, i’m obsessed! you have such a kind, calm spirit and your videos are so eye-opening and educational! you’re truly an inspiration x
sending love from australia !!
I absolutely love how positive you are in stressed situations! Keep it up love!💖
I love your videos! They inspire me so much! I can't wait for the day I become a resident like that and have knowledge like you do.
You inspire me to do good in school so I can become a doctor 😄
woohoo go Enxhi! yes find inspiration where you can and then hold onto it on those days where you are struggling!
Such a smart person. Truly special.
I absolutely loved this video (and I hope it shuts up the people who think you're vlogging instead of doing your job)! More ones like this, please! Interesting about the glaucoma. I know about people who've lost their vision pretty early in life and both sides of my family are regularly tested for glaucoma.
Thanks Stina! i'm glad to hear your family is taking their health seriously... eye sight is so valuable, it's not something to play around with!
My sister wants to be a nurse and she is a sophomore in high school. She is taking a medical class and is learning terms and the meanings of diseases. I am totally suggesting you to her!
I love watching these videos. I have Aspergers and potentially Fibromyalga. also im hopefully getting my breast reduction soon. seeing how the behind the scenes stuff at the hospitals work makes me feel calmer. much love!!
Hi Paige - i'm really glad to hear the video are helpful in that way! great to hear from you
Hi. I just want to let you know that you help me with my anxiety attacks which occur often. Your voice and videos are so calming to me.
You're the reason I want to be in the Medical Field when I am older. Thanks. :)
Your energy is just radiating and charismatic I love love learning from you and your videos! New subscriber here ❤
I love how you are so humble as a doctor! You understand a nurses point of view too!
I just love that I can understand most of the medical language ! That medical terminology class payed off lol
You are SO incredibly inspiring. Your positive attitude, along with your motivation reminds me of why I have always wanted to be a doctor. Although, I still have a long journey ahead of me, and have spent many nights frustrated and questioning my decision to pursue medical school, you give me hope!
Literally, I memorized all the codes (because I have nothing else to do) and we went to the doctor the other day, and the called a code yellow at first, then a code blue. I started to freak out and my family was looking at me like I was crazy😂
I learn so much every time I watch your videos! Your intelligence and calm but bubbly personality is so refreshing! I always smile watching these videos :)
Hi I’m 13 and when I want to be a doctor and your my favourite doctor channel on UA-cam and your job looks amazing
I appreciate CTU doctors who actually takes the time to ask bedside nurses if their patients are ready to go home.
who the hell could dislike it...................there is nothing she is talking other than her field,haters you gotta chill.
I am truly obsessed with all your content. Your energy and the love that you have for PT care is just amazing. I wish we had more doctors with this level of excitement and energy! Your personality radiates positive energy! When I start PA school I hope to have this type of positive energy!
Thanks for reaching out - really appreciate you saying that!! Best of luck with on your journey to PA school!
This is awesome! Your videos are so informative and enjoyable! Also, I love your freckles!! 😁
Such great messaging on teamwork and patients especially being the team. I am an RN (34 year career) and I look forward to your videos. Still intent on learning and teaching something each day! Cheers!
You have one of the best jobs in the WORLD (to me)❤️❤️❤️
I agree, I feel very fortunate! i'm actually post call right now so it's a great reminder to hear you say that! thanks ❤️
I'm a nurse, and when I hear a code blue on my unit (or a co-worker screams to call "Code Blue") I already feel my heart racing and the adrenaline kicking in. But I really only expect to help with grabbing the code cart or performing compressions or recording, or paging doctors or putting out phone calls, attempt IVs, grab supplies etc, never to lead...Code providers (MD/APN) I admire so much because they walk into the room not knowing how they'll find the patient. They're expected to LEAD and direct the code and get the family on the phone (and patient's main attending/other providers on board such as cardio or renal) without even knowing the patient's past medical or surgical history in detail 😱 And getting anesthesia to come intubate, or putting in emergency central lines. Props to you Violin, the fact that you're able to walk in so calmly probably brings a lot of relief to the rest of the staff assisting in the code:D
yess another inspiration for me to continue my premedical studies ....................made my day
I work as VP of Mission in a Catholic hospital. I’m there to support and provide emotional support for our medical staff. Thanks for all you do!
I’m so happy I found this channel I love you and it so much!!
Hi Sydney - thank you so much, i'm really glad you found it too!
I really want to be a doctor when I get older and you give the best info! I really appreciate what you're doing! Keep up the good work!!
I love your videos it’s like a mini episode of a dr show on tv
Wonderful - so happy to hear that!
I’ve always remembered the horrible moments I’ve experienced in hospitals throughout my life but watching these videos makes it all seem exciting, interesting and actually gives me a hope that not all doctors and hospital staff are rude and at times careless. I hate medicine and anything to do with it because it scares me a lot but these videos change that feeling for a moment.
can you please make a video explaining why you didn’t want to be a surgeon?
I just started in a medical assisting program, and it’s really interesting to hear some of the things you talk about on your channel, it just motivates me to keep going and keep on top of my school and education, one day I could work up to do something really awesome, like you. Love these videos!
i’m 13 and i love your videos!! i want to go into medical like you! love from germany 🇩🇪 ❤️❤️
Hi Abigail - great to hear from you!! so wonderful to hear you are dreaming about the future!
OMG me too😊
Hey Siobhan I love watching you at the hospital I hope to become a doctor in the feature you really inspire me
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH I binge watched like 10 of them last night.
aw really?? so happy to hear that! thanks!
Love your channel! You’re so positive and motivated to learn! I work as a speech language pathologist in a hospital and sometimes I wish we got as much credit as PT and OT when it comes to those large floor meetings. Sometimes dysphagia or cognition can be barriers to returning home, but ST as a vital therapy can be overlooked, which is a real bummer!
Dude I’m so glad I found you
I recently had my appendix removed 😢😭😞
She has taught me more than school ever will.
Im a pediatric respiratory therapist and one of my nicu babies decided to brady/desat on us and we called the code and she came right back up with bagging and she was just looking around at everyone at her bedside and enjoying the extra attention she got haha
I’m extremely fascinated in being a trauma surgeon (I’m only 12 years old) I don’t get very queasy at the sight of blood and things that would freak out a normal person, I have watched countless surgeries, along with things about medical codes, etc. But seeing how you along with your fellow coworkers work through out the day, it makes me a bit nervous! But I’m so thankful there are people like you that actually show what actually goes on inside the hospital!
I’m 16 and currently want to become a registered nurse in adult nursing. I am the same I don’t get sick around blood or anything and I love an adrenaline boost. I also want to become part of the crash team (a code blue team in America and Canada) and I only have 2 years to go. Good luck 🤞
Early love u and ur vids my mum used to be a nurse and I am inspired to become a nurse it is so interesting and so many people don’t want to be one or are scared I’m scared of needles but I have to overcome my fears and in a way when your saving someone’s life I want to be like u and u help me over come my fear I love ur videos so much and they help me I love when u upload I have been subbed for around 5 months and I ace my health and well-being because I learn everything from you. You are amazing and so strong and want to be like you when I grow up
wow thank you so so much! You sound very passionate about health care - I'm sure you will be a wonderful nurse (or any other health care professional you want) one day!
Violin MD thank you
I have a severely disabled brother he has CP and hydrocephalus and has had 40 shunt revision surgeries. He has a J-tube feeding tube because he kept getting bacterial pneumonia. In 2015, he was hospitalized after he stopped breathing. My mom was on the phone with the charge nurse, when out of nowhere, my mom could hear "Code blue" in the background and the nurse told my mom, "You need to get up here and you need to get up here now." He had stopped breathing for the second time in three days, but thankfully, by the time we got there, they had gotten him breathing again, only to have to have his heart shocked a few days later because his HR went up to 250. He spent 12 days in ICU and 7 days on the floor. He made it though, thanks to people like you.
I find your videos so interesting. I’m studying to be in the medical fields too.
I can't stop watching your videos even though I live this every single day as a 2nd year Neurology resident :D Love your material and your violin playing is phenomenal!!
Appreciate doing all these being a Medical person :)
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the shout out to social workers!!! You’re an awesome young lady!
Colab with dr Mike
Hi im jessica and i recantly started watching your videos. I love science and when i grow up i always wanted to work with medicin and stuff like that. So i currently am 14 years old and i chose biology and chemistry as well as physics. Lately i started to have douts but soon they were gone thanks to your videos. I personaly always found it cool to save some ones life and your videos really inspired me to continue. I want to study to become an emergancy doctor and save lives. Please continue making videos because i really enjoy watching them and your inspiring people like me. I wish you the best of luck on everything. Thank you so much ...
Its seems intense being a doctor. How do you let go of the stress that's put on you?
You're right, some days are really tough... i think you find what works for you. Personally, having friends and family to talk with makes a HUGE difference. plus taking the time to sleep every chance you get!!
I've been a silent viewer of your videos for a couple of months now but I just want you to know that you inspire & motivate me to work hard in school. I'm a senior high school student and I can't wait to be in the medical field! I hope I can experience what you're experiencing right now sometime in the future. So much love from the Philippines! ❤️
Have you ever had to call time of death? Bit morbid, but I’m still curious.
You seem like such a happy human! Love you're videos and energy 😍
Watching this reminds me of the adrenaline rushing when I was on my previous jobs Code Blue Team 😳
I love your positivity and cheerfulness. Canada is lucky to have you!!
Haven’t been getting your video notifications!! Sometimes saturdays come so quick
You sound so calm even tho its a stressy occupation holy shit. Well done!
The jeopardy looks like a lot of fun
haha yeah it is!
what a breath of fresh air it has been to find your channel!
I like your freckles! I have them too!
Omg the care and attention you take in filming and editing always amazes me especially as you are at work when filming! Really loving your vlogs this year thanks sweetheart xx
Im only 11 but i love your videos and i want to become a nurse when im older
Wow. This is my dream job that i cant reach. You look like you really enjoy it. I love this. I hope you inspire more people to be a doctor. Thank you for your service!