Cardiologist Interview | A Day In The Life, Cardiology Residency, AI, Doctors & Money
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- TIMESTAMPS
00:37 What is cardiology + what are the most common cases?
01:57 Subspecialties of Cardiology
03:10 What is nonspecialized/general cardiology like?
04:09 What is a typical day in your life like?
07:44 How is a cardiologist lifestyle different from other specialties?
08:45 Do you do non-clinical work?
09:31 How do you recommend new cardiologists pursue non-clinical work?
10:10 Are there any misconceptions about cardiology? What are the most rewarding aspects?
11:15 What is the most challenging aspect of cardiology?
11:49 How do you stay on top of medical advances and changes in cardiology?
12:30 Dr. B’s medical training and career journey
13:21 How is private practice different from academic cardiology or other settings?
14:25 How do you prevent burnout? Any tips?
15:22 Do you feel high stress tolerance is inherited/innate or acquired?
16:17 How do you promote a work-life balance with a busy work schedule and long hours?
17:44 How it’s more difficult to have a work-life balance as a cardiologist than other specialtes
18:33 How has medicine changed and where do you see it going in the future?
20:08 Will AI (artificial intelligence) with better diagnostic ability replace doctors?
21:10 How can you maximize your income as a physician/manage your finances well?
22:58 How to match into a good IM residency + cardiology fellowship?
24:42 Was your research cardiology-related/do you recommend it being specialty related for a cards fellowship?
25:18 How to get good evals for residency or fellowship?
27:34 How do you become a good doctor?
I interviewed Dr. B, a private practice cardiologist, who talks about cases he sees, a day in the life, how to match into a cardiology fellowship and medcine residency and become a cardiologist, how to make more money as a doctor and more.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:37 What is cardiology + what are the most common cases?
01:57 Subspecialties of Cardiology
03:10 What is nonspecialized/general cardiology like?
04:09 What is a typical day in your life like?
07:44 How is a cardiologist lifestyle different from other specialties?
08:45 Do you do non-clinical work?
09:31 How do you recommend new cardiologists pursue non-clinical work?
10:10 Are there any misconceptions about cardiology? What are the most rewarding aspects?
11:15 What is the most challenging aspect of cardiology?
11:49 How do you stay on top of medical advances and changes in cardiology?
12:30 Dr. B’s medical training and career journey
13:21 How is private practice different from academic cardiology or other settings?
14:25 How do you prevent burnout? Any tips?
15:22 Do you feel high stress tolerance is inherited/innate or acquired?
16:17 How do you promote a work-life balance with a busy work schedule and long hours?
17:44 How it’s more difficult to have a work-life balance as a cardiologist than other specialtes
18:33 How has medicine changed and where do you see it going in the future?
20:08 Will AI (artificial intelligence) with better diagnostic ability replace doctors?
21:10 How can you maximize your income as a physician/manage your finances well?
22:58 How to match into a good IM residency + cardiology fellowship?
24:42 Was your research cardiology-related/do you recommend it being specialty related for a cards fellowship?
25:18 How to get good evals for residency or fellowship?
27:34 How do you become a good doctor?
Have you done an anesthesiologist interview?
Braxton French yep he did. Check it out
Braxton French Yes! ua-cam.com/video/Q6-V3LM389I/v-deo.html
Thanks!
Instablaster.
Amazing vid again! I love how you ask all the questions I didn't even think I needed answers to! Thank you!
fotogeek96 No problem, I’m happy it answered your questions! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for all the interviews you've done! May be interview younger physicians (5-10 years out of residency/fellowships) for next specialty interviews! I feel like we can relate to them the most in terms of the importance of work-life balance. They can speak on how it's like to start practicing these days vs physicians who started practicing 20-40 years ago!
Also requesting a pain management physician interview :)
No problem, thank you for watching! I’ve interviewed a few younger docs (the EM doc and the plastic surgeon I interviewed come to mind), but I’ll see if I can get more on. It’s true that they’re more relatable. The anesthesiologist I interviewed does pain medicine-
Love that you post about your field AND workouts, Adnan. It makes you very unique!
Lisa Khoury Thanks Lisa! I’ve been wanting to post more fitness stuff but it seems most people prefer the med videos so I’ve cut back.
@@DrAdnan I say do what you want..either way, very inspiring.
Lisa Khoury I appreciate it 🙏
Thank you so much for this beautiful content!!! Your videos are really great!!! Keep up with the great work!!! Cheers!!!
Smit Parikh Thank you so much! I’m happy you enjoy them!
So kind and generous of you to reply to me all the time! You are a great human being! Thank you once again sir!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video!! Blessed 🙌
No problem, thank you for watching!!!
Thank you very much for this great interview, was extremely helpful and gave a huge amount of insight on the field
No problem, glad it helped!
great interview,well structured.Thank u
Thank you so much!
this is reallllyyy helpful ,, thank youuu
Ninou SD No problem- I’m glad it helped!
Two years ago I was laid up with some bug for six weeks, fatigue, tiredness wiped out. Then after six weeks I had a chest infection for two weeks. After the chest infection my heart rate when standing went up to 180 bpm. This went on for a week then I woke with a pain in my chest and stomach and my heart rate dropped to 44 bpm, with escape and miss beats. I went to the Hospital they said this is normal. No way, your heart do not change like that suddenly. With the history of illness for the last Eight weeks. Some thing has gone wrong with my heart. But they will not listen. At the time I was doing keto diet, which lately have proved heart scaring. I firmly believe my heart problems is from this keto or I have had a virus hit my Heart. I'm 57 and before this I never had any heart problems. Now I'm fatigued, shortness of breath and sleeping a lot.
thank you, it was really interesting interview
Thank you for watching!
Great video! Can you possibly do ENT?
Daniel Roman Thank you! Yeah, I have it edited and scheduled!
Good questions
ShortLight&Ugly Thank you!
This is so helpful Adnan. Thank you, bro...
No problem!
Great video, can you do Cardiothoracic surgery interview?
Thank you! I’ll try to get one up for you 👊
Can you do an interview with a neurologist next? thank you, i appreciate ur channel.
I’ll work on it, thank you!
Adnan A again, thank u for ur informational videos.
Np, thanks for being so nice!
can cardiologist also work in a clinic environment, so more stable hours unlike a hospital?
Yes, there are options to work outpatient only/more so, or work part time even in the hospital for a better work life balance.
Yeee but the hospital's where the action is, the outpatient clinic's for the twilight when your bones creak, shoulders hurt and your ready to sit down and reflect on how awesome your job has been
Great video. Keep pushing and moving bcuz U can only control the outcome.. great content. Stop by and visit!!!!💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾
What type of doctor do you want to be?
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Wow cardiology seems really busy!!! Is that typical?
psiloveme I’m not sure if other doctors work less, but the hours do seem intense.
That is very typical. Cardiologists are the hardest working doctors and they work LONG hours each day.
Radiologist next?
Soner Tekin I’m editing it!
How to become invasive cardiologist ??
You have to go through med school, internal medicine residency, cardiology fellowship, and an additional 1+ year of interventional cardiology fellowship in the US
@@DrAdnan thank you
@@adarshpb1428 no problem!
how much does he make? loved the vid
Thanks! Cardiologists in America make on average of ~$450,000/yr
Considering he works 80-90 hr I would be shocked if he didn’t make over 1m
I thin you should let Adil be a camera man for a video
2 Much Adil He’s a working man now
Sir how much he earns as a cardiologist? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
The average for adult cardiologists is 3-400k in the US
For me is to fast the conversation....
Sorry, maybe try playing it at 0.75 speed :)
I thought im specialties were chill
Tim Kobayashi I think IM is pretty challenging, especially intellectually
❤ specialist, you're kidding right, don't let those butchers operate on you, otherwise Your loved ones will never see you alive again.
You're really attractive.
zappa frank Thanks :)
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zappa frank What do you think? 😉
@@DrAdnan I don't know, that's why I asked. My goodness, phew! I'm not trying to be inappropriate or seem like I have a fetish, but brown men are definitely my type. I had a passionate 4 month long romance with a man from Yemen who had just recently arrived in the U.S. and oh dear...it was 2 years ago but I'll never forget it! You are so sexy and look kind of similar to him. If you are married/dating then I will tell you this: she is a VERY lucky woman. Oh my goodness...
zappa frank Haha thanks. I’m part Yemeni actually. Hopefully your relationship didn’t end badly. Unfortunately I think I’m too busy for a relationship now :/. Maybe once I finish medical school.
He makes more money than you and me combined
Adil Yeah cardiologists are ranked up high on the doctor specialty income list.
Making tons of money and having no time to enjoy that money.... Imagine such a miserable life
That is why doctor should have business skills, why ? Cos they have a lot of income its easy for them investing here and there