Otolaryngology - the coolest medical specialty and anatomy. I love how they have a cliche of being 'the nice surgeons' and the 'early nights and tennis' lmao.
ENT resident here. Thank you for putting this together! Love the series, and this episode was spot on. Captured so many things I love about the field that most people don't realize!
I work at an Academic Hospital in the OR. After watching every single speciality, I became really fascinated with ENT. They were doing a Moh's nasal reconstruction and did a pedicle flap. It was the coolest thing ever! This guy did not have a nose, and they completely reconstructed it by using his forhead skin! It had really similar anatomy, and he took ear cartilage to help give the nose shape and support. Also he was the nicest guy ever, and just talked with me and explained what he was doing while he was doing it. I think this will be the surgical specialty for me, and this video just reinforced that.
Just wanted to add: I went into medical school gung ho wanting to do ENT. I worked for a community ENT before medical school and thought it was awesome; relatively chill with both clinic and OR time, seemed perfect. I rotated on the service at my medical school (big academic hospital) and holy s*** academic ENT is soooooo different than community, haha. Academic you deal with SUPER sick patients, trauma patients etc with trachs and stuff can get really really scary, real quick!! Also, soooo much spit, people profusely bleeding out of their mouths, head and neck cancers are devastating! The ENTs are among the hardest working attendings/residents in the academic hospital. I ran around from 5:30am-7:30pm almost every day of that rotation. This video was great to remind me that community is an more "chill" option.
@@linaibrahim5719 my understanding is that there aren't really community residencies for ent. ENT Residency almost always is at a large academic center. You can choose to go into a community practice after residency. Community ENTs are typically generalists. They mostly do tubes, tonsils, and septoplasties for surgeries and treat low acuity ent conditions in the outpatient setting.
Generally, most ENT surgeons have clinic days most frequently and perform surgery somewhere between one and three days a week, depending on their subspecialty or system's needs. Clinical days generally are 9 am-5 pm days where we see a wide variety of patients and medical problems.👍
3rd year med student here and we started clinical appointments. Our second appointment was ENT. I really enjoyed the appointment and it seemed like exactly what I was looking for in terms of work life balance, treatment satisfaction, interesting subject matter. Might be too soon to decide and I am keeping my options open because we didn't have an ophthalmology appointment yet but I might go into ENT later in life.
This is overlapped so much with oral & maxillofacial surgery... You have to do Oral & Maxillofacial surgeon next so as to know how it differs from ENT. Although i know that OMFS is a combo of medical & dentistry...
Damn. What a name. I am half deaf. Completely deaf in my left ear. I remember years ago, I went Completely deaf for a week or so. I was terrified. I couldn't hear at all. I really need my right ear. Went to a nice ENT who diagnosed me with an infection. I got it from cleaning my ears with q tips. I wasn't able to hear again immediately but eventually. He also informed me of damage to my right ear and informed me on how to keep my ears healthy. Years later, I am very serious about my ear health.
Yesterday, I was looking for an epiosode on ENT and didn't find it. And today, you upload it haha Thanks for this Video. Sorry my english is not fluent (I study medecine in French lol)
Know it isn’t a medical specialty, but ever think about a video on Oral and Maxillofacial surgery? We have overlap with ENT and a lot of med students/medical professionals have no idea who we are or what our training/scope includes.
Please do oral and maxillofacial surgery! Also, maybe spend some time in that video to discuss how OMFS, plastics, and ENT overlap. As far as I know, these 3 specialties split facial trauma at certain programs.
So you want to be a infectious disease doctor,? (Sorry I can’t spell the right title) or even so you want to be a public health doctor?(if there is that specialty)
Never get a turbinate reduction surgery. Turbinates are vital organs that are often overlooked by ENTs. Turbinate reductions could end up costing you your health and severe irreversible injuries. The extent of injuries are also not discussed in full detail with patients.
I heard otolaryngology is a tricky subject in modern medicine. I know that because I had a bad ear infection my whole life called cholestatoma, which is a cyst or lump on the ear drum. So be thankful for otolaryngologists.
Dr.Jubbal, I have a few questions for you. Could you please answer 'em ? 1. I'm studying currently in a foreign med college. If I start my preparations for USMLE step1 now (year 1) will that be enough to complete the entire portions along with the foreign med books ? 2.Even if I complete the whole stuff, what are the requirements for it (for taking the USMLE exams) ?
I am from Poland and I am a deaf person who can only hear thanks to technology and medicine - hearing implants. Honestly? I would prefer to work with people who have a similar problem as me, it would be easy for me to understand them, etc. After graduating from high school, I would like to go to study in Switzerland and try to build a life as a doctor there. I don't know why I'm writing this
Hi Kevin, Thank you very much for this great video :) I didn't know how many procedures belong to ENT. Could you do "So you want to be a pediatrician" next time? I would be very interested to know how much pediatricians are involved in things like emergency medicine, pediatric ICU, or interventional cardiology/gastroenterology. Anyway, stay healthy, stay safe!
It does have a video. And I believe he did mention it. Many in the comments spoke of how something needs to change with Family Medicine to attract more people to that specialty.
I wanna learn about the middle ear and inner ear I guess. I wanna help cure tinnitus and find ways to help reverse hearing if that is possible ! I have ear issues :/ from music and from allergies. I have tinnitus and Eustachian tube dysfunction and middle ear issues and ear fullness. I wanna find ways to not hurt a persons hearing if we need to clean the middle ear.
@@psoodonym7301 they are dentists, yes. But many of them also go to med school and earn the MD in their program. It’s a very unique field, and their scope is just awesome
Please make video on curing patulous eustachian tube. I have it since I was a kid. I ready to undergo a surgery but please tell me the way to cure it doctor. You guys are real heroes in the world currently. You guys ROCK..
Otolaryngology - the coolest medical specialty and anatomy. I love how they have a cliche of being 'the nice surgeons' and the 'early nights and tennis' lmao.
ENT resident here. Thank you for putting this together! Love the series, and this episode was spot on. Captured so many things I love about the field that most people don't realize!
As a ENT how much do you make yearly and where do you work?? Is it a good work home job and does it stress??
I might get ENT /Ophthalmology/Anaesthesia according to my rank in entrance exam can you tell about your Experience as an ENT resident,how is it?
@@doxtor9745 I'm in the same bracket of neet pg rank 😅
Same
@@doxtor9745 same exactly same
Thanks for committing time/energy to helping us thrive and stay informed!
Thanks Danny :)
@@MedSchoolInsiders Do Medical Examiner please!
No I don’t want to be something I can’t quite pronounce 😁
It's not that hard to be pronounced..
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGIST d
If it’s just hard just say ENT
Uhm that why people use Ent 🙄
Am I the only one who wants to be this it looks so fun
I work at an Academic Hospital in the OR. After watching every single speciality, I became really fascinated with ENT. They were doing a Moh's nasal reconstruction and did a pedicle flap. It was the coolest thing ever! This guy did not have a nose, and they completely reconstructed it by using his forhead skin! It had really similar anatomy, and he took ear cartilage to help give the nose shape and support. Also he was the nicest guy ever, and just talked with me and explained what he was doing while he was doing it. I think this will be the surgical specialty for me, and this video just reinforced that.
Just wanted to add: I went into medical school gung ho wanting to do ENT. I worked for a community ENT before medical school and thought it was awesome; relatively chill with both clinic and OR time, seemed perfect. I rotated on the service at my medical school (big academic hospital) and holy s*** academic ENT is soooooo different than community, haha. Academic you deal with SUPER sick patients, trauma patients etc with trachs and stuff can get really really scary, real quick!! Also, soooo much spit, people profusely bleeding out of their mouths, head and neck cancers are devastating! The ENTs are among the hardest working attendings/residents in the academic hospital. I ran around from 5:30am-7:30pm almost every day of that rotation.
This video was great to remind me that community is an more "chill" option.
What is the community thing I don't know what dose it mean do i have to go through the matching also for that?
@@linaibrahim5719 my understanding is that there aren't really community residencies for ent. ENT Residency almost always is at a large academic center. You can choose to go into a community practice after residency. Community ENTs are typically generalists. They mostly do tubes, tonsils, and septoplasties for surgeries and treat low acuity ent conditions in the outpatient setting.
Generally, most ENT surgeons have clinic days most frequently and perform surgery somewhere between one and three days a week, depending on their subspecialty or system's needs. Clinical days generally are 9 am-5 pm days where we see a wide variety of patients and medical problems.👍
Is there a subspecialty of ent where you do more surgery than clinic? I liked ent but the idea of less surgical procedure kinda turn me off
@@ammry3333 Every ENT does surgery lol. Head and neck is probably the most surgical.
@@ammry3333 there’s Endocrine surgery specialists.
can you be a general ent surgeon and not have a sub speciality but rather operate for all the associated problems?
I’m an Otolaryngology resident and I’m soo excited to watch this!
So how it is ? Do you like it ? Also can you be simultaneously otorhinolaryngologist and another surgical specialty etc neurosurgeon ?
does every resident do a fellowship? or is it just general ENT?
@@1KealeCade I don't think so
I really want to do this when I am a big boi
How's your experience? Do u do a lot of procedures? Or 50:50 like just treat patients with medicines?
3rd year med student here and we started clinical appointments.
Our second appointment was ENT.
I really enjoyed the appointment and it seemed like exactly what I was looking for in terms of work life balance, treatment satisfaction, interesting subject matter.
Might be too soon to decide and I am keeping my options open because we didn't have an ophthalmology appointment yet but I might go into ENT later in life.
Wow! I didnt realise how complex the field of ENTs is.. I might consider this specialty in the future..
See you there my man!
Finally the video for ENT.
I'm an ENT resident and I was waiting for you to post this video.
This is hands down my favourite educational series on UA-cam! So detailed and informative as always. Please consider doing medical oncology next!!
Oncologist or Hematologist would be great!
Yall cant just say thank you , yall want more and more and more JEEZ
@@deekswarner7283 I mean he did ask for suggestions in the comments
My mom is an ENT surgeon and this video just gave me joy😂😂😁😁❤❤
I wait for your videos every saturday like its a TV show😂💯
Pls make a vidio about So you want to be a Oncologist ♥️😘
This is overlapped so much with oral & maxillofacial surgery... You have to do Oral & Maxillofacial surgeon next so as to know how it differs from ENT. Although i know that OMFS is a combo of medical & dentistry...
yesss im also confused af
Please do about “so you want to be neonatologist” or “paediatrician”
Yes! I would love those. I am deciding between an OB/GYN, pediatric surgeon, a cardiologist, neurologist, neonatologist, and a pediatrician!
@@BK-iv1jw I think U R In High School Right
This!!
@@BK-iv1jw pediatric surgeon for sure
I just finished my ENT rotation.🥰
Damn. What a name. I am half deaf. Completely deaf in my left ear. I remember years ago, I went Completely deaf for a week or so. I was terrified. I couldn't hear at all. I really need my right ear. Went to a nice ENT who diagnosed me with an infection. I got it from cleaning my ears with q tips. I wasn't able to hear again immediately but eventually. He also informed me of damage to my right ear and informed me on how to keep my ears healthy. Years later, I am very serious about my ear health.
Yesterday, I was looking for an epiosode on ENT and didn't find it.
And today, you upload it haha
Thanks for this Video.
Sorry my english is not fluent (I study medecine in French lol)
Please do one video on Oncology, transplant surgeons
Hell yeah, been waiting on this one
Can you do pathology!?! I think it’s something that has a lot of misconceptions
Thank you for your video! Please do "So you want to be a physiatrist (PM&R)?"
Please so do you want to be a pathologist ❤️
I finally found what I'm interested in 🥺👊
Know it isn’t a medical specialty, but ever think about a video on Oral and Maxillofacial surgery? We have overlap with ENT and a lot of med students/medical professionals have no idea who we are or what our training/scope includes.
YES!! Thanks for listening to the requests for making this video
I appreciate the time & effort you put in these videos to communicate the information. Excellent work, thank you!
I've been waiting for this for so long! Thank you! 🙏🏽
Please do oral and maxillofacial surgery! Also, maybe spend some time in that video to discuss how OMFS, plastics, and ENT overlap. As far as I know, these 3 specialties split facial trauma at certain programs.
Yes! I've been waiting for ENT, thank you so much!
Please do a So You Want To Be A Paediatrician
Great videos!✌
Stomatology/OMFS please🙏
ff
I would love to see pediatrician in the so you want to be series 🥺😩❤
Love this serie. Every saturday I hope it is going to be a so you want to be! Please do PM&R soon.
I don't anticipate going into the medical field, but if I did I think I'd want to be an ENT
Love the series! Oncology next? :)
Hello Dr. Jubal, could you do a video about So you want to be a pulmonologist? THANKSS
Please do oncology
Can you do a video about vascular surgery?
Noiice, Family Medicine episode sometime in the near future? You are a beast btw, thank you
So you want to be a infectious disease doctor,? (Sorry I can’t spell the right title) or even so you want to be a public health doctor?(if there is that specialty)
Thanks for confirming my decision to be an ENT.
GOOD LUCK 😉
Never get a turbinate reduction surgery. Turbinates are vital organs that are often overlooked by ENTs. Turbinate reductions could end up costing you your health and severe irreversible injuries. The extent of injuries are also not discussed in full detail with patients.
Great video! Nephrology soon?!
Do Oncologist
Can you do a « so you want to be a family medicine doctor »
Have been waiting for this one!! Thanks!!
GFOAT, greatest field of all time
Please make a video about “So you want to be a Periodontist”
That's dentistry.
Sir you are Great your all vedios helps me alot.
Thank you for giving most important knowledge.
I know it’s related to dentistry but please can you do.
So you want to be an orthodontist
Do you have a video about the abuse and treatment to the interns ? I ve got my fair share of crap thrown up onto me
Been waiting on this one!!
Thanks for the video, could you do oncologist next?
Cover Allergy/Immunology
I heard otolaryngology is a tricky subject in modern medicine. I know that because I had a bad ear infection my whole life called cholestatoma, which is a cyst or lump on the ear drum. So be thankful for otolaryngologists.
Can you do infectious desiase or vascular surgery plesssseeeee
So you want to be hematologist
almost all are also oncologists
Been waiting for this!!
ENT and OMFS surgeons performs a lot of similar kind of surgeries
Please do a video on clinical hematology
ENTs have the coolest toys. Period.
Where's our "So You Want to be an Oncologist" video??!
Not with that attitude
The one I was eagerly waiting for ..
Dr.Jubbal, I have a few questions for you. Could you please answer 'em ?
1. I'm studying currently in a foreign med college. If I start my preparations for USMLE step1 now (year 1) will that be enough to complete the entire portions along with the foreign med books ?
2.Even if I complete the whole stuff, what are the requirements for it (for taking the USMLE exams) ?
Can't wait for oncology and it's subspecialties
Been waiting for this
Lmao this uploaded right when I came back from the ENT after microsuction for earwax
I love this series! Can you please do "so you want to be an endocrinologist"
please do OMFS next
Oncology and nephrology please
oncology next pls
Fantastic video!
I'm thinking alot about this speciality. Thank you!!
Hi! Can you please next do pediatrics or pediatric surgery? These videos are super helpful, even though I'm from New Zealand 🇳🇿😄👋
Hello! Please, could you do PATHOLOGY? It is such a curious, intriguing, yet mysterious specialty.
I am from Poland and I am a deaf person who can only hear thanks to technology and medicine - hearing implants. Honestly? I would prefer to work with people who have a similar problem as me, it would be easy for me to understand them, etc.
After graduating from high school, I would like to go to study in Switzerland and try to build a life as a doctor there.
I don't know why I'm writing this
Hi Kevin,
Thank you very much for this great video :) I didn't know how many procedures belong to ENT. Could you do "So you want to be a pediatrician" next time? I would be very interested to know how much pediatricians are involved in things like emergency medicine, pediatric ICU, or interventional cardiology/gastroenterology.
Anyway, stay healthy, stay safe!
Can you do a video on vascular surgery please ☺️?
Please make vascular surgery episode
Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to apply for an ENT residency, hopefully I can get it
thank you! this video was very helpful to me as a premed college student aspiring to be an otolaryngologist
This is the best video lv seen in recent years!!!!!
P.s i love watching your videos keep it up!
Thank you for your hard work!
I always wanted to be a rhino or maybe a T-rex
I think primary care/family medicine should get a video, especially considering the national shortage of primary care physicians!
It does have a video. And I believe he did mention it. Many in the comments spoke of how something needs to change with Family Medicine to attract more people to that specialty.
I wanna learn about the middle ear and inner ear I guess. I wanna help cure tinnitus and find ways to help reverse hearing if that is possible !
I have ear issues :/ from music and from allergies. I have tinnitus and Eustachian tube dysfunction and middle ear issues and ear fullness.
I wanna find ways to not hurt a persons hearing if we need to clean the middle ear.
I wish I had better doctors to help treat/ cure my ear issues and my tinnitus. I also wanna be in the future with this shit and reverse hearing loss.
Please make a video on oncology 🙏🏻
Plz make a video about so you want to be a orthopedist
plz make a video on pathology and family medicine
Could you do Doctors without borders?
Ok now cover one of the specialties of medicine with the most overlap with ENT’s:
So you want to be an Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon!
Dentist?
@@psoodonym7301 they are dentists, yes. But many of them also go to med school and earn the MD in their program. It’s a very unique field, and their scope is just awesome
Please make video on curing patulous eustachian tube.
I have it since I was a kid. I ready to undergo a surgery but please tell me the way to cure it doctor.
You guys are real heroes in the world currently. You guys ROCK..
More people need to like this wtf is this ratio
Thank youuu for this! 😊♥️
Thank you Dr Jebbal. I have been waiting for this episode for months. I wonder if an Non US IMG has a chance to match in ENT residency ?
After 3-5 years of research in US plus green card you can match
Could you do one on becoming a Pulmonologist ?