It's interesting that CSPD doesn't prep your cases! I suppose you work at a really large hospital. Thanks for sharing I'm always interested in other hospitals set up. Our CS department is actually in the OR in our hospital now, but we have a brand new hospital opening in July and I believe it is set up like your hospital. Very cool.
I love your videos! I was a CST but never got a job as one and then decided to pursue other things. Now I'm thinking about being a CST again but my license expired and it's been 4 years since I've done any of it. Should I go back and do the program at my school again? I feel like I've forgotten so much!
I have no idea who you are guy, but I just want to thank you for the depth of my soul for these vids. I have been out of the Army for 8 years now, and have struggled greatly, trying to find a new career that would give me the same sense of purpose, that being a Soldier did. After watching your vids, I can say beyond a shadow of doubt THIS is what I want to do. I have not been this optimistic and excited about a career aspect, since I shipped out for Basic at the age of 18. Again thank you soo much good sir!
@I Frenzy U actually my school has really amazing college classes that will save me a lot of money. After I graduate I will definitely be heading to a really good medical school. Thanks for the tip though.
I’ve literally had 38 ice surgeries… And I never got to see the operating room due to my lack of eyesight. If you are wondering how I know what I’m typing, well, Apple has accessibility features.
I'm starting college on September 15 for surgical tech , I'm so EXCITED. 🤗 I love watching your videos it shows how great you are in this field, thanks for sharing your every day journey with us .🙏🏼
Hello from Ireland 👋😀🇮🇪 I've had 3 surgeries so far, each time I was terrified. First 2 surgeries were Orthopaedic related and 3rd was to Gynae related. Most recent surgery I had was a Diagnostic Laparoscopy, I was a bag of nerves to the point I started to hyperventilate 😖 doesn't get easier but this video is interesting and well explained 🙂👍well done! 👨⚕️
He’s able to do it because he isn’t disclosing what hospital it is or any important details relax also let’s be real he has to be telling someone that he’s going to record.
Thanks for this video, it refreshes my experience, been 2 years since I stop working in the OR, but I'm planning to go back again if someone give me a chance. Just keep posting and sharing videos.
You will spend a great deal of time peeking into the OR's trying to determine an approximate time that room will come down so you can strip the table, wipe down the field tables, mop the floors and empty kick buckets, biohazard, linen and waste bins. Many times you might be expected to grab the feet during transfer from table to stretcher. You will stay busy doing things not even in your job description
Thanks for the tour! By the way, the actor is easy on the eye LOL. Good start for a newbie and keeping it real. My new project for class. Video! I will credit your idea
You call it the OR which must mean operating room, in Ireland its called the operating theatre, you hear the expression the patient is still in theatre
I was hoping to get a glimpse of the OR when I had my first ever surgery (Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy) in 2015 but wasn't able to because I was given a shot of Midazolam (Versed) when I was still in the prep cubicle which knocked me out completely and next thing I knew, I was in the Recovery Room.
What room/corridor does the clean SPD elevator open to in your Surgical department? I am a medical equipment planner (biomedical engineer) and I work with architects on the design/layout of the hospital and this is my first time working on the surgical department.
You are awesome and so are these videos. I was lucky enough to be chosen for a surgical tech program and am enthralled in it now, actually for the next 11 months. You are amazing and make it look so easy, lol! I will be binge watching your videos all weekend while studying. THANK YOU AGAIN~~~Stephanie Wescott
I appreciate this video, well done. I never remember seeing a video like this. Interesting seeing the inside of the Operating room and glad to see it so organized.
I worked in Pharmacy so we had the whole issue of knowing where every drug is. We always had our new hires working on putting the drug order away. They learn where things are and the more senior techs can run the pharmacy. After they stock we'd have them fill so they would have to go retrieve the drugs from the shelf. It was pretty effective.
really enjoying your vids. i am a new subber......retired now, was a medical office assistant...always wanted to do what you do, just never had the courage to go for it.
4:15 hey, looks a bit more exciting & worthwhile than a 5x5 cubicle or even that coveted corner office lol source: used to have a big office and haaated every minute, can't stand office work
I've had surgeries throughout my life. But I NEVER really pay attention to what the OR looks like. My most resent surgery was 2 year to remove my gallbladder. All remember was sliding myself on table and being covered with blankets. I also remember talking to a nurse. But also watch the surgeon a thing on my leg. Then was asleep, I woke up to the anesthetist pulling a type out of my throat.
It differs between each team.. I work in the OB OR section.. And alot of the times the lights are on when there doing there c-section but if there doing a colonoscopy or something with a video camera they have the lights off. It all depends on the main surgeon..
I’m only 13 and i rly want to become a cardio surgeon, that’s why I study a lot of things such as running while stitches and how deep to make incisions
Wow you guys do things differently in your hospital. We just sterilize & terminal clean everything within the same OR that was just used instead of going through the trouble of covering then moving to another room.
This is awesome! 😅 Not sure how I even stumbled upon this video but nice to see you doing fun stuff on RUclips and it was good to get to see MV again! 😁 Hope as is well, Vesa...
Just curious.. are you allowed to be in the sterile storage without a mask on? The hospital I work at is pretty strict on that. As for the OR, I hate cleaning those after cases haha.
Maskes are donned when entering a room with an open sterile field. Don't need them for supply rooms. In fact, every time you leave your sterile OR, you are supposed to throw away your mask, and put a new one on before re-entering.
Hi, what would you think of an Autonomous Mobile Robot to help the nurses in the OR by mobilizing, for example, surgical packets to the actual room where an operation will happen? The idea is to take away some no-value-adding burden of the nurses shoulders.
That signage though. Brr.: - All caps - Different typefaces (and some difficult ones, like the one for the "Suture room") - Leaving much of the sign blank
That’s the board where the cursing begins, or your joy as well! It’s where you realize your day is going to be HELL or HEAVEN! The surgeons, surgeries and team members are all posted there, we work in a very small and confined environment...you better have thick skin and good coping mechanism! 😎
The global operating room equipment management system market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.20% for the forecast period 2019-2027. Read more @ www.inkwoodresearch.com/reports/operating-room-equipment-market/
Just found your channel! I'm about to start school for Surgical Tech. You're making me very excited but also so helpful into what I will expect to see!
I would really like to do this job but it just don’t pay enough money in my area . Which is amazing to me that it is very involved to be a surgery tech
Surgical Tech Tips more evenly distributed would be a better solution. You have a person doing all the setup/ prep and makes 27k a year to assist a guy who makes 250k a year
My beef where I worked was that there was no specialty pay for OR staff. ER and ICU had that distinction, why not OR? You couldn't pull a nurse from another dept to help on busy days. I admit you would Not want me to be your ICU nurse. They deserved that pay, but OR should get it too.
Michael Rosenberry As the father of an anesthesiologist I understand your frustration, but remember, the guy making 250k (or most likely a lot more) went to school for 12 years including his residency, and maybe another year or two as a fellow before he started making a decent wage.
OPERATING ROOM DOES GET PRETTY BUSY ON SOME DAYS THEN OTHER DAYS ELECTIVE SURGICAL PROCEDURES THERE MIGHT COME A TIME IS WHEN EMERGENCY SURGERY IS NEEDED
I don't think he said it in a diminishing way. He meant that the doc sould be there asap and it's not right for someone that expects to be operated to wait for a long time for the doctor to come. The nurse can help but there's a boundary to what he/she can do I guess
Is that you O'Mally?????!
Ej_ L it's O'Malley
Lol
Ej_ L hahahahaha
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It's interesting that CSPD doesn't prep your cases! I suppose you work at a really large hospital. Thanks for sharing I'm always interested in other hospitals set up. Our CS department is actually in the OR in our hospital now, but we have a brand new hospital opening in July and I believe it is set up like your hospital. Very cool.
I love your videos! I was a CST but never got a job as one and then decided to pursue other things. Now I'm thinking about being a CST again but my license expired and it's been 4 years since I've done any of it. Should I go back and do the program at my school again? I feel like I've forgotten so much!
I would contact AST and see if they can hook you up with a school that does some sort of refresher course to get re-certified again.
In your organization can certified medical assistants qualify to be hired and trained as OR/surgical techs?
why when we're almost under this is home to me i miss it
can techs wear scrub caps?
They can and do.
COOLEST question ever lmaooo
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You kinda like Karev, O’mally, and david dobrik all in one
Greta Scruggs omg 💀
You're so right! 😄 Not a bad thing at all either!
Alex Karev?
PaulyM856
Looks more like O’Mally
I've heard it both ways
George O'Malley
I have no idea who you are guy, but I just want to thank you for the depth of my soul for these vids. I have been out of the Army for 8 years now, and have struggled greatly, trying to find a new career that would give me the same sense of purpose, that being a Soldier did. After watching your vids, I can say beyond a shadow of doubt THIS is what I want to do. I have not been this optimistic and excited about a career aspect, since I shipped out for Basic at the age of 18. Again thank you soo much good sir!
u dr now?
@@cam0987 He's not a dr.
“I’m sterile, DON’T TOUCH ME!” -Me in real life after I took a shower. 2019
ItzYaGurlBillie_ Goat Me in 2020,... corona 😂
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Hi Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
if karev and o'malley were fused together
I'm only 11 yrs old and I'm interested in medical stuff ! I watch medical vids everyday 😊
Thats great! keep up that passion.
I’m 12 and I want to be a er doctors
Get good grades in school then! I'm in highschool and will be taking medical classes soon. 😃
@I Frenzy U actually my school has really amazing college classes that will save me a lot of money. After I graduate I will definitely be heading to a really good medical school. Thanks for the tip though.
I'm 14 and want to be a General Surgeon
Do you guys have a gallery room where interns and other doctors can watch like greys anatomy?
Some hospitals have one like big hospitals
I’ve literally had 38 ice surgeries… And I never got to see the operating room due to my lack of eyesight.
If you are wondering how I know what I’m typing, well, Apple has accessibility features.
Eye surgeries you mean? im guessing
Grand Slam i’m gonna count my friend… Speak to text sucks
Grand Slam stupid phone… I will killed my phone, speech to text sucks.
@@BlinkOnWheels ah no problem I understand what you are saying. :)
Grand Slam OK
I'm starting college on September 15 for surgical tech , I'm so EXCITED. 🤗 I love watching your videos it shows how great you are in this field, thanks for sharing your every day journey with us .🙏🏼
After 9 months in school, do you have any advice? how do you like it?
After 2 years are you on medical school?
After 3 years what’s it like I just started on the 21st of September
Madison I loved it!!! My advice would be show eagerness to learn. Take advantage of the time you have in school and practice practice practice👏🏼
Jani Chef yes I’m currently working at a level one trauma hospital as a surgical tech! I love it !!
I love the way you keep it educational but at the same time make it funny 😂... Am actually learning alot more better 😊
Hiiiii
George O'Malley
Hello from Ireland 👋😀🇮🇪 I've had 3 surgeries so far, each time I was terrified. First 2 surgeries were Orthopaedic related and 3rd was to Gynae related. Most recent surgery I had was a Diagnostic Laparoscopy, I was a bag of nerves to the point I started to hyperventilate 😖 doesn't get easier but this video is interesting and well explained 🙂👍well done! 👨⚕️
I'm a circulating RN and am surprised your facility allows this kind of transparency.
I agree. Not sure if he asked permission.
Its a Hospital , not the Pentagon...
@@juliosantana4368 lmao right 😂😂
He’s able to do it because he isn’t disclosing what hospital it is or any important details relax also let’s be real he has to be telling someone that he’s going to record.
@@mrsd8302 I'm totally relaxed. Chill on the paranoia. The hospital I worked for would not approve anything of this sort. Must be a small hospital
Thank you very much. I will learn. I am a nurse working in a Japanese operating room. I want to work in another country. Please introduce.
Thanks for this video, it refreshes my experience, been 2 years since I stop working in the OR, but I'm planning to go back again if someone give me a chance. Just keep posting and sharing videos.
I work in an old hospital and this looks like heaven to me
This is so trueeee.
I'm interested in the daily lives of the janitorial staff for these areas.
You will spend a great deal of time peeking into the OR's trying to determine an approximate time that room will come down so you can strip the table, wipe down the field tables, mop the floors and empty kick buckets, biohazard, linen and waste bins. Many times you might be expected to grab the feet during transfer from table to stretcher. You will stay busy doing things not even in your job description
Thanks for the tour! By the way, the actor is easy on the eye LOL. Good start for a newbie and keeping it real. My new project for class. Video! I will credit your idea
You call it the OR which must mean operating room, in Ireland its called the operating theatre, you hear the expression the patient is still in theatre
One thing I'd add is the importance of location of the facility adult/peds crash carts
I'm envious of how organized your OR is!
Ivy Shane isn't ur OR organized too?
Not in this way. This is another level. :D
My professor in med surg brought me here (^o^)
Had NO idea a hospital had ALL that stuff!!
I'm going in for valve surgery Tuesday, interesting to see behind the scenes before I go!
I was hoping to get a glimpse of the OR when I had my first ever surgery (Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy) in 2015 but wasn't able to because I was given a shot of Midazolam (Versed) when I was still in the prep cubicle which knocked me out completely and next thing I knew, I was in the Recovery Room.
Hi Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
What room/corridor does the clean SPD elevator open to in your Surgical department? I am a medical equipment planner (biomedical engineer) and I work with architects on the design/layout of the hospital and this is my first time working on the surgical department.
Hi Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
I'm an architecture student and due to covid we couldn't make any hospital visits, can't stress enough how helpful this video is, thank you!!
You are awesome and so are these videos. I was lucky enough to be chosen for a surgical tech program and am enthralled in it now, actually for the next 11 months. You are amazing and make it look so easy, lol! I will be binge watching your videos all weekend while studying. THANK YOU AGAIN~~~Stephanie Wescott
What happens if you need to use the bathroom????
Lol you need to hold it
depends,😉 literally lol
lol
@@victoriasjo21
No in no out.
I appreciate this video, well done. I never remember seeing a video like this. Interesting seeing the inside of the Operating room and glad to see it so organized.
I worked in Pharmacy so we had the whole issue of knowing where every drug is. We always had our new hires working on putting the drug order away. They learn where things are and the more senior techs can run the pharmacy. After they stock we'd have them fill so they would have to go retrieve the drugs from the shelf. It was pretty effective.
Best way to learn!
excellent video again sir. nice touch with the Dexter Laboratory old skool right their love that show.👍
+John Wood good eye my man ^^
this is true lol half of my life i'm in the OR
Anyone else getting surgery soon and watching these vids for comfort lol?
really enjoying your vids. i am a new subber......retired now, was a medical office assistant...always wanted to do what you do, just never had the courage to go for it.
Hi Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
To me, this does't need the comical relief inserts. It's good as it is.
I’m a med student and I appreciate this tour, thanks!
I had my large intestine removed to rid myself of severe Crohn’s disease. What happens to removed organs?
The dogs eat them
The dogs eat them
i watch this everyday
4:15 hey, looks a bit more exciting & worthwhile than a 5x5 cubicle or even that coveted corner office lol source: used to have a big office and haaated every minute, can't stand office work
I've had surgeries throughout my life. But I NEVER really pay attention to what the OR looks like. My most resent surgery was 2 year to remove my gallbladder. All remember was sliding myself on table and being covered with blankets. I also remember talking to a nurse. But also watch the surgeon a thing on my leg. Then was asleep, I woke up to the anesthetist pulling a type out of my throat.
Wow! 4 robots?? How cool, I'd love to learn more about them. ^^ Thanks!
I have done 3 videos on the robot actually! Here is the first one ruclips.net/video/CacWd64RJhM/видео.html
Thanks so much!
This is my dream OR 😍😍😍😍
Just one question... During surgeries are there lights on or is it like in tv ( the OR is pretty dark)
It differs between each team.. I work in the OB OR section.. And alot of the times the lights are on when there doing there c-section but if there doing a colonoscopy or something with a video camera they have the lights off. It all depends on the main surgeon..
I have had a chance to look around before I’m knocked out. It still intimidates me, even after fifteen surgeries, eight of them this year alone.
Your videos are awesome, so informative and not boring! I'm planning to go to surgical tech school this fall here in Oklahoma City!
3:59
When the waiter asks how’s the food
I swear i feel like I'm under the influence of versed when I look at the or
Great videos! I shared them with my Surgical Technology students today and you were a hit!
Hi Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
Start the surgical tech program here in a few weeks...ready to scrub up
“Operating room tour” *doesnt five operating room tour*
I’m only 13 and i rly want to become a cardio surgeon, that’s why I study a lot of things such as running while stitches and how deep to make incisions
Great quality video for a small RUclipsr
i love that the hospital you work at lets you make these videos some of your coworkers even tag along in the background very good working environment
Wow you guys do things differently in your hospital. We just sterilize & terminal clean everything within the same OR that was just used instead of going through the trouble of covering then moving to another room.
This is awesome! 😅 Not sure how I even stumbled upon this video but nice to see you doing fun stuff on RUclips and it was good to get to see MV again! 😁 Hope as is well, Vesa...
+PirateCheeky Vesa! How the heck are you :)
Thanks for your tutorials. Your doing great!
WHEN SETTING UP THE CASE CART ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK THE PREFERENCE CARD WHILE SETTING UP THE CASE CART
I am currently working on become a sterile processing technician and I am aspiring to be a surgical Technician.
Just curious.. are you allowed to be in the sterile storage without a mask on? The hospital I work at is pretty strict on that. As for the OR, I hate cleaning those after cases haha.
Maskes are donned when entering a room with an open sterile field. Don't need them for supply rooms. In fact, every time you leave your sterile OR, you are supposed to throw away your mask, and put a new one on before re-entering.
Hi, what would you think of an Autonomous Mobile Robot to help the nurses in the OR by mobilizing, for example, surgical packets to the actual room where an operation will happen? The idea is to take away some no-value-adding burden of the nurses shoulders.
Thank you so much! This kind of stuff is so helpful!
That signage though. Brr.:
- All caps
- Different typefaces (and some difficult ones, like the one for the "Suture room")
- Leaving much of the sign blank
Something tells me you like your job ;)
Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
That’s the board where the cursing begins, or your joy as well! It’s where you realize your day is going to be HELL or HEAVEN! The surgeons, surgeries and team members are all posted there, we work in a very small and confined environment...you better have thick skin and good coping mechanism! 😎
Im having fun looking at the sleepy dr's
The global operating room equipment management system market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.20% for the forecast period 2019-2027. Read more @ www.inkwoodresearch.com/reports/operating-room-equipment-market/
Make a video on how to break scrub correctly
Do you hace a video where you can show us some or all of the instruments and also how to remember them!!
Organizational skills in the visinity of the the operating theatres dichotomy paradise. Thanks.
Just found your channel! I'm about to start school for Surgical Tech. You're making me very excited but also so helpful into what I will expect to see!
+Megan Metz thanks, good luck on your venture!
Thank you!!! Keep making videos! These are awesome.
Wow you must of been workin early early morning or late at night not a soul in sight haha 👻
Hi dear m Surgical Technologist from pakistan want to do job in Europeans country can u help in hiring,I have 4 years experience
I would really like to do this job but it just don’t pay enough money in my area . Which is amazing to me that it is very involved to be a surgery tech
+Michael Rosenberry wish pay was more standardized :/
Surgical Tech Tips more evenly distributed would be a better solution. You have a person doing all the setup/ prep and makes 27k a year to assist a guy who makes 250k a year
My beef where I worked was that there was no specialty pay for OR staff. ER and ICU had that distinction, why not OR? You couldn't pull a nurse from another dept to help on busy days. I admit you would Not want me to be your ICU nurse. They deserved that pay, but OR should get it too.
Michael Rosenberry
As the father of an anesthesiologist I understand your frustration, but remember, the guy making 250k (or most likely a lot more) went to school for 12 years including his residency, and maybe another year or two as a fellow before he started making a decent wage.
God's word means of the is America it's slow to come in keeping skieur to hospital and very rotisserie many people
What reports can you ask for after surgery that tells you who skin prepped your incision area?
Love it 😍 man your sens of humour make it easier to understand thanks for sharing the video 🥰
Our substerile corridor is so much larger
And our nurses and tech never grab their things are
Rather than censor the board it would be best to fill in faux info for reference. (like still censor but do that instead of a black box) :)
OPERATING ROOM DOES GET PRETTY BUSY ON SOME DAYS THEN OTHER DAYS ELECTIVE SURGICAL PROCEDURES THERE MIGHT COME A TIME IS WHEN EMERGENCY SURGERY IS NEEDED
Thanks having my gallbladder out soon thanks for the vid
So the 1000 items in that OR are sterilized between each patient?😂
Yes, not "just" a nurse coming from an RN. This can be offensive to all of us!
I don't think he said it in a diminishing way. He meant that the doc sould be there asap and it's not right for someone that expects to be operated to wait for a long time for the doctor to come. The nurse can help but there's a boundary to what he/she can do I guess
Another awesome video. Love the Adam Sandler clip
Hi as a doctor will you have time for your family? How many hours do you spend in a day at the hospital? Please answer me
It can be a roller coaster as far as time at work goes. Sometimes way too busy, other times leaving early. I always find time for family though.
Boufont or surgical cap
Is there no recovery room in your OT?????🎭🎭🎭🎭🎭🇵🇰
You just have the cuttest eyes ever :*
Again, nice video. Thank you. Just a note for any novices, one should keep the hair covering OVER the ears.
The suture room. The suture room. The suture room. The suture room.
is it possible to apply in that hospital?
These videos are very good
Hi Hello beautiful woman, How is everything over there and your family I hope they are doing well over there
The elevator is actually considered a cart lift.
I know I am late but you is the bored go from 10 11 to 15
I'm a surgucal technologist too
Retired after 50 years as a scrub.It was a great job, never a day of unemployment.