1. There are limits to the amount of hours the residents can get paid to work. 2. This is a surgical specialty. Definitely dont do anything surgical (even ob/gyn) if you dont want long, busy call shifts. Psychiatry residents RARELY work this much. Not all doctors work the same amount 3. I went into medicine specifically for the 16 and 24 hour in-house call shifts available to CRNAs. If they were illegal, I would not be interested in anesthesia
@@mjradi4371 Which is weird because there's more pre-med students than ever before, yet always shortage of doctors. Weird how that works right? Almost like they want to drain all they can out of 1 doctor
This video is a prime example of how busy a doctor is. She filmed this during the winter holidays and it is now being uploaded. More power unto you Dr. Sanchez!
The fact they make a surgeon work this many hours in a row is mind boggling. Makes zero sense. Obviously it’s not your fault. The system is totally messed up. You are amazing!
Dr. Sanchez, Thank you for studying for years, sacrificing most of your life, and working so hard to be come a surgeon so that you can help us all when we really need it.
Whenever I think I have had a long day at work and I am exhausted and feel like I cannot go on, I will think of you. Thank you for taking care of people.
& AGAIN I will say…. how in the world are football players, reality tv cast making MILLIONS?!?!?! yet the amazing selfless kind hardworking dedicated ones who are putting their lives on line &/or saving lives, not even make much $@all??? not even for all they do!! my son within past year has enlisted in the army & when I tell u what hes already missed out on, all hard work he’s done & when he told me that he makes like $2500 month I wanted to throw up!! Thank God for giving us heros/angels such as Drs police officers nurses military etc…. Thank you for all u do❤❤❤❤
I completely understand what you mean & am empathetic to your situation, however, it’s important to realize that salaries are based on how profitable an industry is. Football is extremely dangerous & it’s not uncommon for athletes to have body issues post retirement. Furthermore, football is a multibillion dollar industry, how is it fair for that revenue to stay with team owners and not the players? Furthermore, most actors aren’t extremely rich (it’s not uncommon for ones in LA to work Uber in between gigs). Once again, if they are making the big bucks, it’s because the film industry is a very profitable business, evident by how many people consume television & film on a day-to-day basis. I’d much rather the athletes and actors make the money rather than CEOs who know little about how hard it is to become an amazing athlete or actor.
@@qetsiyah1766 I think the issue is that millions or billions of dollars are put into the military, but not the actual people that are risking their lives on duty it’s going to weapons and what not. Same concept with being a cop or doctor. Health insurance is crazy these companies and hospitals make millions but aren't properly paying their workers who are saving lives/risking their lives. Whereas football may be dangerous but it’s for entertainment reasons, they put themselves on the field knowing they can get hurt but will have millions at the end of it. People get deployed and killed or severely handicapped and their family isn't left with much because they weren't making much.
I dont know whats more impressive your work or how you mange to sustain work life balance Edit: I appreciate the love I’m getting on this comment I say Impressive sparingly, because on one hand the life style she has is slowly killing her and we shouldn’t normalize it and think its healthy or sustainable for even a second and on the other hand masochism and grind culture is the only way you can justify this work load. Surgery will really break you apart just to build you up again lol.
Thank you! I definitely try to maintain a positive attitude but it is not hard and the system is not the best! There is so much room for improvement. I do wish my life was actually balanced but unfortunately we make sacrifices for a better future!
It doesn't make any sense to work a surgeon this hard. If someone is going to cut into my body they better be well rested and relaxed. If not the chance of making a mistake is high. It shouldn't be allowed.
I work in theatre daily, sorry to tell you but the surgeons are for sure not rested… They are just very good at there job, but i have definitely seen overly exhausted surgeons operating.
I wanted to thank you for everything you do in this world 🌎❤ I was mpo three mths. Gallbladder. They wanted to send me to the mayo clinic in Oklahoma. It was sad times. 3 ercps. With gave me pancreatitis, set us back 2 wks. Nothing could get my stones out. I was in some small percentile of a small/ narrow GI tract. I ate relatively healthy, wasnt over weight, 30 yr old. It was KU med and St. Joseph that teamed up to put a stint through my liver and dilate my bial duct to release the stones. I kept it in about a week. That pain was insufferable. I was on morphine the entire time and 97 lb by the time I left. I have such respect for you and those who saved my life. 💕
Loved your last comment on how you would love to follow through with all of your patients. That tells me how dedicated you are as a surgeon and you care about your patients and well being. I find medicine fascinating. I always wanted to be a surgeon but life gets in the way.
Yay, another video. New subscriber from London. My god I had no idea how hard you guys work doing this!!! Huge thanks from us all that needed your service and surgeons around the world. How long can one sustain these kind of hours! Your so inspiring and incredibly beautiful 💖🙏🏻
I dont know and care what others have to say...but surely you are my inspiration...i keep coming back to watch your videos again and again to get my sanity back ...and keep pushing myself and try to stay very positive throughout...lots of love from INDIA❤
Love that you have your name and creds embroidered on your scrub cap!! Excellent idea!! Your daughter is precious ❤️ Hubs had a chole and he said it hurt more than his Triple CABG!!
Thank you to you and all hospital staff for the hard work and long hours ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I’m so sorry we / the system / the government hasn’t worked out a better way or solution so you can be thriving and not just surviving due to workload and hours.
I love your videos this is pushing me through school! It does look very tiring and hard and omg those hours are just insane but I personally like this workstyle so thank you and wishing you the best and take don't forget to take care of your health and self!
@@thedaisysanchez hello doc! ur welcome. Doc can I ask for some financial help for my studies?🥺 I’m a 2nd year medical student also (BS NURSING) studying here in Philippines. Any amount will do for my tuition, allowances, transpo, apartment fee this upcoming sem 3rd year. 🙏🙏🙏
I saw the mall sign & was like why does that look so familiar?! Omg, how cool is it to subscribe & look up to someone right next door. No clue you were here in SoFlo 🥰
Hola Doctora! Fourth Year med student and incoming Pediatrics intern. I love you showing your comal y las quesadillas se me antojaron jaja. Felicidades por representar a nuestra gente. Bendiciones, exito!
The amount of coffee and sugar to sustain you throughout the 72 hr shift 😵💫 you're amazing for still being so positive and tired! If it were me, my eyebags and dark circles would be so bad.
I am a 4th year medical students, my main dream is to become a Neurosurgeon Inshaeallah, I'm so struggling with my studies and this video gave me so much motivation thank you so much ❤❤❤
It shouldn’t. That’s how deadly mistakes happen and hospitals will cover it up and no wonder surgeons are cranky and have attitudes cause they tired as hell!
You are amazing Daisy!!! What you do is super human. Unfortunately, this is the inhumane way we teach our future healthcare providers. While there has been some improvement in the way we train our non surgical specialties, the surgical specialties remain draconian. So for those medical students deciding on their specialty, buyers be aware 😢
I just discovered your channel. My gosh you look tired. I give you props though. I agree these hours need to change bc this can’t be safe for you as a surgeon. Obviously you love what you do and I love seeing female surgeons!!!! Can I ask how you decided on general surgery? I’ve had my gall bladder out after my third baby. That was more painful than labor!!! First ER told me 3 hour wait and I’m like nope off to the next ER. Keep up the good work, you definitely a role model for the younger generation!!! PS your daughter is adorable.
Attending surgeons don't work this hard. They still work relatively hard compared to all other specialties (averaging 60-70 hours a week) but they don't do resident calls like this. They do all the surgeries but don't do all the scut work. Plus the attending salary helps.
It never fails to amazes me how long surgeons can work. I was meant to to get a surgery done today but they cancelled it as they didn't know what my cysts were lying on and they re looked at the scans.
The docters buffet was actually pretty slick when I was in as a patient. They always condoned it when a patient comes to grab food (the food was always better), as the only patient that knew how to even get there where only a hand full that have been there a LOT.
How often do you have to do 72 hour call? Also, does attendings do these shifts? Lastly, if a big case came in between the time you should have went home and the time to come back to work do you have to just stay?
That's MORE consults than I do myself!! That's doctor's lounge food looks EXACTLY like the one I had during training-except the food was kinda worse smh
I am sorry, but I couldn't not ask this question...when are you supposed to sleep? I mean, one all-nighter is enough to make me a zombie, how are you capable of performing tasks requiring precision and sharp mind to complete?
Seriously want to know. Are there rules that come with Surgeons and their health? For ex. Medication- What if said medication causes drowsyness. Can you still perform a surgery? What if you have a mental illness like ADHD/MDD/BP ect. Does that affect you being able to work legally?
Did you ever get pushback for wearing lashes as a surgical resident/in the OR? I’m starting residency in July, and I want to start getting lashes bc I’m too lazy for makeup in the morning and wanna look a little bit put together lollll😂
72 hour call is disgusting. I knew on my surgery rotation it was NOT for me, i skipped my 7th 12 hour shift in a row they required for med students cause its retarded to work that much when youre literally PAYING to be there. Im so glad there are people like you to do this cause we need great surgeons. Ill be over here enjoying my upcoming intern year with 6 months of electives, no call and no nights. Then off to rad onc to work banker hours :D
It sucks to have surgery and then not see your surgeon again. My surgeon for emergent hemicolectomy rounded on me everyday in the hospital and did a bunch of post op appts. He was amazing. The surgeon my insurance forced me to use for my colostomy reversal never saw me in the hospital and did my first post op 3 weeks after my surgery and pretty much never again. Making a patient wait 3 weeks for their first post op is bs. Although i guess it didnt matter because he somehow missed that i was getting bowel obstructions. he basically does surgeries and then dumps his patients off on other doctors or leaves them without help
The medical/hospital industry should make a policy to require all the surgeons to maintain a clean SHORT nails with NO nail polish. The surgeon should NOT have long nails!!! I am speaking off a bad experience that I had with a surgeon with a long nails!
What doctors are doing should be illegal. The hospitals have to have a better solution than to work that much. Much respect .
Not enough doctors
1. There are limits to the amount of hours the residents can get paid to work.
2. This is a surgical specialty. Definitely dont do anything surgical (even ob/gyn) if you dont want long, busy call shifts. Psychiatry residents RARELY work this much. Not all doctors work the same amount
3. I went into medicine specifically for the 16 and 24 hour in-house call shifts available to CRNAs. If they were illegal, I would not be interested in anesthesia
@@reddbendd Laughing at the fact that you believe #1 is being enforced. Good joke.
@@mjradi4371 Which is weird because there's more pre-med students than ever before, yet always shortage of doctors. Weird how that works right? Almost like they want to drain all they can out of 1 doctor
@ownthispwn not all pre med at the end decide to go to med students
This video is a prime example of how busy a doctor is. She filmed this during the winter holidays and it is now being uploaded. More power unto you Dr. Sanchez!
Omg, this is so trueeee haha!
The fact they make a surgeon work this many hours in a row is mind boggling. Makes zero sense. Obviously it’s not your fault. The system is totally messed up. You are amazing!
Dr. Sanchez, Thank you for studying for years, sacrificing most of your life, and working so hard to be come a surgeon so that you can help us all when we really need it.
Thank you so much for being here!
Whenever I think I have had a long day at work and I am exhausted and feel like I cannot go on, I will think of you. Thank you for taking care of people.
Thank you so much! :)
Night shift SICU nurse here!! We love our surgery residents. Y’all are incredible. Keep it up, your hard work, I know is not going unnoticed!
Thank you so much! SICU AND NIGHT SHIFT - girl I know you a great nurse!
You are my biggest inspiration & whenever I am a plastic surgeon, I will still be keeping up with your journey. Super woman 🙏🏽
Thank you so much! I appreciate you being here and BEST of luck on your journey!
& AGAIN I will say…. how in the world are football players, reality tv cast making MILLIONS?!?!?!
yet the amazing selfless kind hardworking dedicated ones who are putting their lives on line &/or saving lives, not even make much $@all??? not even for all they do!!
my son within past year has enlisted in the army & when I tell u what hes already missed out on, all hard work he’s done & when he told me that he makes like $2500 month I wanted to throw up!!
Thank God for giving us heros/angels such as Drs police officers nurses military etc….
Thank you for all u do❤❤❤❤
I completely understand what you mean & am empathetic to your situation, however, it’s important to realize that salaries are based on how profitable an industry is. Football is extremely dangerous & it’s not uncommon for athletes to have body issues post retirement. Furthermore, football is a multibillion dollar industry, how is it fair for that revenue to stay with team owners and not the players? Furthermore, most actors aren’t extremely rich (it’s not uncommon for ones in LA to work Uber in between gigs). Once again, if they are making the big bucks, it’s because the film industry is a very profitable business, evident by how many people consume television & film on a day-to-day basis. I’d much rather the athletes and actors make the money rather than CEOs who know little about how hard it is to become an amazing athlete or actor.
@@qetsiyah1766 I think the issue is that millions or billions of dollars are put into the military, but not the actual people that are risking their lives on duty it’s going to weapons and what not. Same concept with being a cop or doctor. Health insurance is crazy these companies and hospitals make millions but aren't properly paying their workers who are saving lives/risking their lives. Whereas football may be dangerous but it’s for entertainment reasons, they put themselves on the field knowing they can get hurt but will have millions at the end of it. People get deployed and killed or severely handicapped and their family isn't left with much because they weren't making much.
I dont know whats more impressive your work or how you mange to sustain work life balance
Edit: I appreciate the love I’m getting on this comment I say Impressive sparingly, because on one hand the life style she has is slowly killing her and we shouldn’t normalize it and think its healthy or sustainable for even a second and on the other hand masochism and grind culture is the only way you can justify this work load. Surgery will really break you apart just to build you up again lol.
Thank you! I definitely try to maintain a positive attitude but it is not hard and the system is not the best! There is so much room for improvement. I do wish my life was actually balanced but unfortunately we make sacrifices for a better future!
It doesn't make any sense to work a surgeon this hard. If someone is going to cut into my body they better be well rested and relaxed. If not the chance of making a mistake is high. It shouldn't be allowed.
I work in theatre daily, sorry to tell you but the surgeons are for sure not rested… They are just very good at there job, but i have definitely seen overly exhausted surgeons operating.
Yea this is scary 😢
I wanted to thank you for everything you do in this world 🌎❤ I was mpo three mths. Gallbladder. They wanted to send me to the mayo clinic in Oklahoma. It was sad times. 3 ercps. With gave me pancreatitis, set us back 2 wks. Nothing could get my stones out. I was in some small percentile of a small/ narrow GI tract. I ate relatively healthy, wasnt over weight, 30 yr old. It was KU med and St. Joseph that teamed up to put a stint through my liver and dilate my bial duct to release the stones. I kept it in about a week. That pain was insufferable. I was on morphine the entire time and 97 lb by the time I left. I have such respect for you and those who saved my life. 💕
Loved your last comment on how you would love to follow through with all of your patients. That tells me how dedicated you are as a surgeon and you care about your patients and well being. I find medicine fascinating. I always wanted to be a surgeon but life gets in the way.
You are a great inspiration, thank you for taking the time to make these insightful and well put together videos!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your journey!
Thank you for watching!
I luv that you love the follow up with your patients. This is so me as well.
I do! I have a hard time moving on if I don't know the outcome!
Yay, another video. New subscriber from London. My god I had no idea how hard you guys work doing this!!! Huge thanks from us all that needed your service and surgeons around the world. How long can one sustain these kind of hours! Your so inspiring and incredibly beautiful 💖🙏🏻
Thank you so much! I appreciate you being here and taking the time to watch my video!
Love these videos. Such an inspiration to me. Thank you Dr. Sanchez for this content ❤
Thank you so much for being here!
Dr. Sanchez, this is the first video I’ve seen from you and instantly subscribed. You’re amazing and can’t wait to watch more of your videos
Thank you so much for being here!
Same here!
Wow! That is all I can say ! You are an amazing human making so much happen at your hospital; home & beyond! I’m impressed & inspired
THANK YOU!
I have went on a deep dive of this channel and I love it !!!
Yay! Thank you!!!
I dont know and care what others have to say...but surely you are my inspiration...i keep coming back to watch your videos again and again to get my sanity back ...and keep pushing myself and try to stay very positive throughout...lots of love from INDIA❤
I hope you make more videos like this! Being able to see the more ins and outs of your day to day as a doctor/resident is super helpful as a premed
I'm definitely trying - just tough to make the time, haha!
You have a great mentality with all of this ❤
Not always but I try! haha
You work so hard!! its so inspiring❤ keep up the good work Dr
Thank you! I appreciate it!!
Hi Dr daisy Sanchez hope you had a good weekend and week much love from southwest Springfield Missouri
Thank you so much! Have a great weekend!
I have so much respect for people who work shifts and jobs such as this, you guys are incredible!!
Thank you so much!
Girl…GOD BLESS YOU❤❗️
God bless YOU!
I wonder how you guys handle so much stress 😮 that's literally insane. hats off to you 🔥💪🏻
We're only human - I just try to learn positive coping skills!
Love that you have your name and creds embroidered on your scrub cap!! Excellent idea!! Your daughter is precious ❤️ Hubs had a chole and he said it hurt more than his Triple CABG!!
OMG that is so crazy! Hope he is doing well!
@@thedaisysanchez thanks he is!! 25 years later!!
Thank you to you and all hospital staff for the hard work and long hours ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I’m so sorry we / the system / the government hasn’t worked out a better way or solution so you can be thriving and not just surviving due to workload and hours.
Thank you for posting! I am interested in neurosurgery as a female and seeing other women in the medical field is so inspiring.
Not the coffee calculations so you don’t get palpitations for me😂😂.
Welldone Dr Sanchez💪🏽💪🏽
Hahahaha, basically story of my life
Watching liking and subscribing to help fund her next trip bc lord knows how much she deserves another vacation 💐💐🙏
motivated me , hats off , amazing work !!
Your amazing I don't know how you do it but I'm thankful you do! You help so many people ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
@@thedaisysanchez 😘
I love your videos this is pushing me through school! It does look very tiring and hard and omg those hours are just insane but I personally like this workstyle so thank you and wishing you the best and take don't forget to take care of your health and self!
Thank you so much!!
Big respect for this kind of profession ❤
Thank you!
@@thedaisysanchez hello doc! ur welcome. Doc can I ask for some financial help for my studies?🥺 I’m a 2nd year medical student also (BS NURSING) studying here in Philippines. Any amount will do for my tuition, allowances, transpo, apartment fee this upcoming sem 3rd year. 🙏🙏🙏
thank you for being so realistic showing the life of a doctor! its tough and demanding but where would the world be without doctors
It really is tough but I'm lucky to have a lot of support!
Doc thank u for taking care of patients doctor's are special people 72 hours working do doctors every rest thank you doc
I saw the mall sign & was like why does that look so familiar?! Omg, how cool is it to subscribe & look up to someone right next door. No clue you were here in SoFlo 🥰
im currently prepping for the licencing exam and thank you so much for this brief glimpse into my future
Oh that's so exciting! Best of luck to you!
We are watching this person working to exhaustion. The medical system seriously needs to be reformed. Try to look after yourself Dr Sanchez.
I am also a resident young mom, you are such an inspiration
That's amazing!!
Thank you 🙏 y a life saver saving life love what y do 🥰
Bless you and your family 🙏🩷
Hola Doctora! Fourth Year med student and incoming Pediatrics intern. I love you showing your comal y las quesadillas se me antojaron jaja. Felicidades por representar a nuestra gente. Bendiciones, exito!
Jaja, las quesadillas are my go to! Buena suerte en todo y felicidades por tus logros!
You’re truly amazing! Plus putting out content, girl you are insane, such an inspiration 🤍
Thank you!! It's not easy but I really appreciate all the support and positive feedback!
Thank you for this Video
I don't know how you do it staying up so long,but God bless you....
Video nuevo!!!! llegando a casa de guardia, no había mejor sorpresa :-) :-) Saludos desde España de una R3 Cir vascular!!
The amount of coffee and sugar to sustain you throughout the 72 hr shift 😵💫 you're amazing for still being so positive and tired! If it were me, my eyebags and dark circles would be so bad.
Thank you so much!
I am a 4th year medical students, my main dream is to become a Neurosurgeon Inshaeallah, I'm so struggling with my studies and this video gave me so much motivation thank you so much ❤❤❤
you got this ! 🤍
May Allah make it easy on 😊😊
Excellent video. Keep up the good work
Thank you, thank yoU!
@@thedaisysanchez you’re welcome
This video has truly been a source of motivation for me! I'm so grateful for the encouragement. Thank you so muchhh💚🥹
Not to be dramatic but 72 hour call should not be allowed
Agreed!!
Definitely not great for patient care bc I’m sure you can imagine mistakes happen when you’re sleep deprived 😢
@@DestinyshanteMD thats why I wonder how surgeons are allowed to experiment on people when they’re sleep deprived
It shouldn’t. That’s how deadly mistakes happen and hospitals will cover it up and no wonder surgeons are cranky and have attitudes cause they tired as hell!
They have sleeping rooms she showed it in the video
You are amazing Daisy!!! What you do is super human. Unfortunately, this is the inhumane way we teach our future healthcare providers. While there has been some improvement in the way we train our non surgical specialties, the surgical specialties remain draconian. So for those medical students deciding on their specialty, buyers be aware 😢
I just discovered your channel. My gosh you look tired. I give you props though. I agree these hours need to change bc this can’t be safe for you as a surgeon. Obviously you love what you do and I love seeing female surgeons!!!! Can I ask how you decided on general surgery? I’ve had my gall bladder out after my third baby. That was more painful than labor!!! First ER told me 3 hour wait and I’m like nope off to the next ER. Keep up the good work, you definitely a role model for the younger generation!!! PS your daughter is adorable.
Lots of love from India ❤
From seeing her first yr residency to the chief resident it’s really 😭💝
Do surgeons retire early? How is this sustainable? I had noooo idea surgeons were back to back to back like this.
Well I saw very old suregeons who don't retire early so it depends on the person, some prefer to become professors
Attending surgeons don't work this hard. They still work relatively hard compared to all other specialties (averaging 60-70 hours a week) but they don't do resident calls like this. They do all the surgeries but don't do all the scut work. Plus the attending salary helps.
It never fails to amazes me how long surgeons can work. I was meant to to get a surgery done today but they cancelled it as they didn't know what my cysts were lying on and they re looked at the scans.
The docters buffet was actually pretty slick when I was in as a patient.
They always condoned it when a patient comes to grab food (the food was always better), as the only patient that knew how to even get there where only a hand full that have been there a LOT.
I could watch you 24/7….you’re such a badass
Thank you so much!
HAY NO PERO QUE VALOR!!! MUCHAS BENDICIONES PORQUE PERSONAS COMO TU SE NECESITAN EN ESTA VIDAA
queen. such inspo in so many ways !!
A real Wonder Women! Much respect Doc. Cheers.
I’m exhausted now 😩
You are my inspiration
How often do you have to do 72 hour call? Also, does attendings do these shifts? Lastly, if a big case came in between the time you should have went home and the time to come back to work do you have to just stay?
Hard work will pay off Orgullo Mexicano
My respects for u 🙌🏻 I'm a l&d nurse work 12hr shifts i can barely do that😅
What an amazing sound when the baby was born! :D Would not get tired of that one. Is it all over the hospital?
YES! It's everywhere and I love it!
What happens if your nanny cancels or gets sick? My gosh, you are superhuman! ❤
I wanna be a surgeon amd your videos are such a motivation
Thank you so much! Best of luck on your journey! :)
Very concerning that doctors work this much 😬😬
Yesss
That's MORE consults than I do myself!!
That's doctor's lounge food looks EXACTLY like the one I had during training-except the food was kinda worse smh
You are the best 😔💗.
1st year medical student. hope i can be like you one day! :D
Thank you Dr. Sanchez I am going to Harvard this summer for research then gonna study for the mcat to take this 2024 fall. Any tips. ❤
I am sorry, but I couldn't not ask this question...when are you supposed to sleep? I mean, one all-nighter is enough to make me a zombie, how are you capable of performing tasks requiring precision and sharp mind to complete?
Seriously want to know.
Are there rules that come with Surgeons and their health?
For ex. Medication- What if said medication causes drowsyness. Can you still perform a surgery?
What if you have a mental illness like ADHD/MDD/BP ect. Does that affect you being able to work legally?
Did you ever get pushback for wearing lashes as a surgical resident/in the OR? I’m starting residency in July, and I want to start getting lashes bc I’m too lazy for makeup in the morning and wanna look a little bit put together lollll😂
My mom had the Hartmans procedure due to extensive diverticulitis, 5 cm abscess in the sigmoid colon.
i lovee these videos
How many years have you been in school after highschool, to get where you are at now?
72 hour call is disgusting. I knew on my surgery rotation it was NOT for me, i skipped my 7th 12 hour shift in a row they required for med students cause its retarded to work that much when youre literally PAYING to be there. Im so glad there are people like you to do this cause we need great surgeons. Ill be over here enjoying my upcoming intern year with 6 months of electives, no call and no nights. Then off to rad onc to work banker hours :D
How long before you finish your training & become board certified?
Hey! I have Crohn’s and im curious, was the hole from the colonoscopy? Love your channel btw!
In India, residents get on an average 5-6 hours sleep PER WEEK
Thank you for always being so positive!! There are many other resident UA-camrs that are so negative….
Who are they? I want some more medical vloggers to watch. Even negative ones🫠
how much a gen surgeon can make a year?
You’re beautiful and you’re amazing !!!
What is the most common type of surgery you perform ?
I’m a premed (junior) and I take the MCAT next summer. Any advice? My GPA is 3.50+.
To see a woman of color being the Chief (!) Surgery (!) Resident AND being a mom, PLUS being gorgeous with great skin - you are amazing!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
It sucks to have surgery and then not see your surgeon again.
My surgeon for emergent hemicolectomy rounded on me everyday in the hospital and did a bunch of post op appts. He was amazing.
The surgeon my insurance forced me to use for my colostomy reversal never saw me in the hospital and did my first post op 3 weeks after my surgery and pretty much never again. Making a patient wait 3 weeks for their first post op is bs. Although i guess it didnt matter because he somehow missed that i was getting bowel obstructions. he basically does surgeries and then dumps his patients off on other doctors or leaves them without help
The sound at the end🥶🚗
My Spidey senses tell me that the rise in gall bladder surgery may be related to the recent Ozempic craze.
The medical/hospital industry should make a policy to require all the surgeons to maintain a clean SHORT nails with NO nail polish. The surgeon should NOT have long nails!!! I am speaking off a bad experience that I had with a surgeon with a long nails!
Exactly I worked in sterile processing for 16 years no nails or polish was allowed no makeup jewelry neither
This is impressive omg