8 Internal Medicine Subspecialties Explained
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- What options are available to internal medicine residents? Let’s dig into the different internal medicine subspecialties in terms of competitiveness, work-life balance, salary, and practice types.
You’ll often hear that internal medicine is for students who don’t know what they want to specialize in, but there are eight subspecialties specific to IM, including Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Pulmonology, Hematology and Oncology, Rheumatology, Endocrinology, Nephrology, and Infectious Diseases. Learn more about each one of them and find out if this path is for you.
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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:14 Cardiology
01:43 Gastroenterology
03:01 Pulmonology
04:39 Hematology and Oncology
05:37 Rheumatology
06:50 Endocrinology
07:49 Nephrology
08:56 Infectious Diseases
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Are you interested in any of these subspecialties? 🫀🫁🧠
🩸Hematology (or HEMONC) are the only medical specialties I'm only interested in pursuing!
Yes
What's different between dialysis and regular Nephro fellowship? Also what about NEPH crit
Nephrology, Heme-Onc and Pulmonary Crit so you want to pleassseee
I have a question. is it possible to become both a cardiothoracic (CT) surgeon and an inpatient internal medicine?
“So you want to be an oncologist” I’ve been waiting on that one for years
True
Frr😢
I agree with you fully!! But I bet this topic is so sensitive that it will take a long time to adequately explain it without breaching sensitivity.
Oncology is really tough and sad specialty. Lot of patients won't make it. Huge respect to Oncologist.
@@Stoneface_ classic pre-med take on oncology. Im very glad to say most people have good outcomes and this statement is ignorant and false. Surg onc and rad onc cure people ALL the time, the problem is when you get to stage 4 its not curative (for most disease sites) and you see heme/onc for non curative chemo
I really have to search for my dream specialty oncology to hear about it like its not frequently talked about and I want to go either into radiation or medical oncology
I thought ‘oh this video won’t be relevant to me’ but watched it anyway.. OMG.. I can’t believe how many little gems I could adopt from the video.
Thank you so much for the opportunity to participate in this scholarship!
Been waiting for this one ‼️
Thank you for listening to my request 😊
Hey! Can you guys someday explain the combined residency programs for internal medicine. Example Internal medicine/ Peds or IM/EM
Can you do a video on re-applying to med school after declining previous acceptance? Whether it be for family reasons, financial reasons, to finish a research project, or get a PhD
this please!
Check out our reapplicant guide and video: medschoolinsiders.com/pre-med/reapplicant-guide/
please do a vido on hematology and oncology
Great video, I have one question though: why is your IM character so strikingly similar to Dr. House? He has subspecialized into nephrology and infectious diseases.
That would be because IM doctors are seen quite like the "diagnosticians" of the hospital (even though every doctor makes diagnoses) and they're required to know not just a bit of everything but a lot about a lot! Kinda like Dr House would come up with insanely specific bits of knowledge about the most random things😂
can you do preventive/ public health medicine
@MedSchoolInsiders can you please do “ so you want to be a Neonatologist”
can you do a pathology subspecialties explained
Looking forward to a so you want to be a nephrologist or haematology doctor
What about ICU? Do I have to take pulmo/icu to be an intensivist or I can take ICU fellowship alone ?
You can go do icu alone after Im residency, you can also do icu after anaesthesia or EM residency, you could also become a cardiac intensivist or neuro intensivist
Can you do a video that talk about how to do self-reflection of a bad exam to do better in the next one or how to perpetuate your success depending on what you get? Suppose I did Active-Learning and still, got a bad mark on a test. How can I determine my faults? What should I do next? What can I learn from this?
Thanks for the suggestion. We're working on a article about How to Bounce Back From a Bad MCAT that should have some transferable strategies for you. Sign up for our weekly newsletter to hear when it's released later this month. medschoolinsiders.com/newsletter/
all the best doctors,choose your specialism here
Please a So You Want to be a Nephrologist video!
I consider specialist as a plastic surgeon how is its work specifically in private practice? And which is better plastics or dermatology?
Dermatology is a ROAD specialty and provides one of the best qualities of life for a doctor.
I noticed Nephrology was the only specialty you didn't include a suggested video to watch for more information. Do you have any to recommend? Or any Nephrologists to follow on youtube/ social media?
It's on our list! Hopefully covering Nephrologist next year.
Does heme/onc have procedures or is it strictly medication based?
They can do bone marrow biopsies and administer medications intrathecally through ommaya ports
@@HeyItsLonewolf Thanks for the reply, that sounds great!
We want the subspecialties of general surgery
"So you want to be a Pulmonologist" next please!
Isnt allergy and immunology also a sub specialty?
9:12 "Love him or hate him"... the heck is that supposed to mean?
who else recognized that the thumbnail was animated Dr. House?
Why won't people directly become a cardiologist/ pulmonalogist, etc, rather than becoming an internal medicine doctor and then sub specialising in these? 🤔
Because you can't🙃. These are subspecialties, you have to be an internal medicine doctor to become any of these specialists.
We are here for learning…
Can you make a video for people who want to major in nursing as their undergrad degree?
ICU?
who else got the Dr. House thumbnail?
So you want to be oncologist please
I wanna be a peds heme/oncologist
"So you want to be a VASCULAR surgeon" I'm waiting for that one.
He has done that already
Is Nephrology the same as Urology?
No please
Nephrology focuses on the kidneys whilst urology focus on the urinary system
So you want to be Nephrologist
Why endocrinologists aren't payed well? Soo many people are ubder diabetes now a days, obesity and mental disorders
How can you leave out Neuro?
Because it’s not a IM specialty
No offense but why does this animated guy of IM look so ominous. Lol
He's a character from the medical TV show HOUSE. 😁
That's Dr House lol
Did AI speak the script?
Nope
No robots on this team. 🤖😂