The Secrets Your Doctor Won’t Tell You (But Needs To)

Ever wondered what secrets your doctor may be keeping? I dive into 5 major topics we don't always discuss with patients, but can have significant impacts on their health and well being.
00:00: Confession Time and Introduction
01:08: The Health Insurance Industry
02:57: We Don't Have Enough Time for You
04:08: We're Normal and Imperfect
05:32: Burnout is Real
06:32: Your Opinion Can Make or Break Us
07:52: Concluding Thoughts
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[@angeleigh361]

As an OT of 26 years I couldn’t agree with this 💯. Health care system has changed so much since I started. This is a great video and will be sharing with my patients.

[@tangerineperfume]

So glad you're back to making videos!! You've been a great inspiration to me ever since your interview on Andy's channel (NDMD). I'm about to start my clinical year of PA school and actually will have a rotation with a neurosurgeon (focusing on minimally invasive surgery of the brain and skull base) soon.

[@martinrutkowskimd3709]

Good luck, and thank you for watching!

[@abijahdixon2771]

I admit I didn't go to a doctor partly due to bad reviews, but also the recotionist was incredibly rude, so I never actually met the doctor. I ended up going somewhere else recently and its been a good experience so far.
I think this is a great video, keep them up!

[@ElizabethRutkowski]

Very well said! Can’t wait to hear Part 2! 👏🏻

[@sahabrandon1]

First viewer of this video and I love you so much Dr. ❤

[@dixienormus8231]

So glad you’re uploading again!!

[@kot_faflun]

nice to have You back :)

[@kevinespinoza1016]

Your videos are Gold Dr. Martin. 🔥

[@martinrutkowskimd3709]

Thanks Kevin!

[@MrYomeee3]

I've missed your videos, Dr.! Started watching your videos when I was in 3rd year of medical school, now I am soon finishing my 5th and the dream of becoming a neurosurgeon feels within reach (even though it is light years away..). Part 2 would be great!

[@DiyarUsso]

Please keep uploading Dr. Rutkowski. I like your sincerity and openness.

[@LOG2007]

Love every video you make. Can't wait for part 2 Dr.

[@phantomxyz_7171]

That was very well said, you're a great speaker. It was great to see more from you after this time!

[@sam30697]

Great video Doc! Please keep making informative content like this one!

[@martinrutkowskimd3709]

Thank you Sam

[@uunikaulus]

Very well said. Good video with interesting topics.

[@martinrutkowskimd3709]

Glad you liked it

[@garrettdyess1110]

Love it! Very honest and transparent.

[@NeuroScientician]

Once I saw the thumbnail picture I instinctively went for "Do not recommend Channel" then realised it is you and not some healing crystal grifter... careful :D

[@martinrutkowskimd3709]

Ha, touche

[@asiagreen5658]

It almost like any job that has to do lots of writing reports( same thing as firefighter and police writing report after they done doing emergency calls. I heard that police doing small writing reports on their own police car and if they have to do long writing reports, then they doing inside of the police station) and dealing with technologies drama. Like one doctor thought someone will do typing for her before she becomes a doctor and didn't take basic typing course.

[@Katzeblow]

Sir I'd like to be a neurosurgeon but I have dyslexia... I am a math major the reason I'm doing mathematics and not pre-med is that I struggle with reading and writing I take hours to finish a simple easy I get good grades but feel that I wouldn't make it in medical school, to much memorization , long essay s and having to be given extra time to write exams feels shameful some way. I once got told in highschool the reason I get good grades is because I get extra time... Do you have any advice for me?

[@me2167]

Nice video. Could you please avoid the sensational headline?

[@robertthatcher6854]

Where are you? I thought I am a patient of yours?