I’m an RN in peds Interventional Radiology and currently on my on-call week. So interesting to see things from a doc’s perspective! I love all of the Attendings I work with and am appreciative to see the kinds of things they go through on the daily. Also interesting to see how different the types of cases we do on the regular are from the adult side of things.
Medical Student from India here. I started to develop interest in Radiology and in Interventional radiology eventually (😅) just bcoz of you sir. Respect. I just love your videos. 🙏
I love watching your videos!! I have Myasthenia Gravis and was diagnosed with stage 3 Thymic Carcinoma. Needless to say, I’ve had a lot of procedures done by Interventional Radiologists. It’s really sad when they know you so well that they recognize your name! I didn’t know anything about what y’all do until I got sick. I find it really interesting!!! Thank you for taking such great care of patients like me! I hope you and your beautiful wife have a great weekend!! 😊😊😊
Haha the smoking thing was so on point. When I was a teen and in a concurrent addictions and mental health program at a hospital one of the staff was constantly going on break. Like bruh ur the expert in addictions
thanks Dr. Cellini for another great 7 day on call shift! Really interesting to see the equipment/tools you use - also the shots of the NYC skyline were great, reminds me of when I visited some years ago now! :)
Thank you for posting another awesome video. Love it! I just start my surgical tech program this fall. Sooooo excited! I really like to see more about the OR room videos which really helps me familiar my future job. Thank you!!!!💖
New York State is the best in the fall! You and Andriana should come upstate during the fall. The hiking, apple picking, pumpkin picking, and apple cider donuts🤤. It’s truly the best!
Hi there! I've been a longtime subscriber. Thanks for sharing your experience. Your videos are always fascinating. I just got a port placed a month ago and I wondered if that's a procedure you do. I have Myasthenia Gravis and do weekly infusions so this port has made life significantly easier
Deciding on what to do next year for your next job, you could choose one that continues to make your vlogs so interesting. Eg: overseas placement, war zone,.....
I saw a coworker and other staff smoking last month outside when I went to have lunch in my car and was so disappointed. It happens more often than you think in healthcare.
When COVID finally settles, even if it's in about 5 years, I really want to travel to NYC after seeing it romanticised so much in the media! It's a long journey from Australia, but I plan to also go to other parts of the US and Canada to make it 'worth' the super long flight/s!
Hi nice to see u here this AM. So much to see there! Questions Why does Adriana have to go to Hamptons to work? Can u explain when u put in a nephrostomy tube like u have to cut into the kidney? How does it not bleed? Why is it the interventionalists put the smaller diameter tube in &the Urologists still use the older big tube? My husband has had 179 stones. They don't count the 3 hes had for yrs that have been lazered 3 times but they can't put a dent in them. They don't count them till they come out here. Do u put the stents in too? Also your patients are lucky u round on them. The interventionalists don't here. He does say they are much nicer then say the regular docs who have done cardiac caths with stents and all the kidney stuff tubes stents ect. That they talk to him through out the procedures. Last will u still round once done and on your own somewhere.Haven been a Nurse over 20yrs till bad injury. I still love learning. ❤your videos!
As a person, with a port, your “bread & butter” is an amazing tool, for those of us, with circumstances that require a port. My port is my lifeline, to stability and normalcy. Do you prefer Groshong or open ended catheters, in ports??
I'm halfway through medical school in Uruguay, just had a test that included biophysics in radiology lol, THAT IS INTENSE!! the unseen face in a radiologist's training
Can someone answer me? If you already finish fellowship in Interventional Radiology and you are already a consult, would you still do diagnostic radiology or you are focused on interventional only?
How is it 168 hours on call when the rads report comes out at like 10 am lol... or like an hour after the stat MRI. And we already gave tpa and admitted the patient. Hahahah. Thank you thank you for your super helpful report. Just a bunch of dudes hanging out in the call room eating stale pizza. We all know how it is. Half these younger kids watching barely know anything on here. It’s not all fun and games and get to be all cool at parties. Lolllll. Anyone who did any sort of residency knows this lol. Blah blah. - Jaskar, MD.
Wow, I thought I was going to be early but there are already several comments. I’ll save your video for after my post-work nap lol. I’m sure you’ll be happy to hear that a patient at work ripped out his J-tube that was
What is your thoughts about outsourcing radiology interpretation and should this be a consideration for graduating medical students when selecting a specialty?
Lmao I worked with this one nurse she was great but she was telling us how she quit smoking cigarettes but said f* it because she like cigarettes I choked on my water 💀
I don’t get y health care professionals smoke. They should kno better unless they fink they are immune from smoking issues cos they work in health care but it don’t make u Immune. It was useful to see the setup.
Hey man! U remain on call for 7 days cause u r IR resident! Dont mislead ppl by making it appear as u r some EM/ ICU physician who keeps continuosly working throughout week !
Absolutely LOVE your videos, Dr. Cellini! Thanks for the amazing work that you do. I’m a third year med student and just started a RUclips channel of my own not long ago; it would mean the world if you checked it out and let me know what you think!
Interventional radiologists (IRs) use their expertise in reading X-rays, ultrasound and other medical images to guide small instruments such as catheters (tubes that measure just a few millimeters in diameter) through the blood vessels or other pathways to treat disease percutaneously (through the skin).👍
some of our health works do smoke cuz the amount of work they do is absolutely insane Nicotine makes u little lighter I had a lot Indian friends in med school they smoke like crazy and they told it makes them less stressful especially exam times I was like f that I won't smoke....
Wow only 7. Try working 12 hrs for 6 days. And plus your 2nnd job for 25 hrs a week. You poor soul. Then see how much you made and compare it to the average worker. You chose to do this. So you get no pity from me.
Lol this dude did a rads residency. Correlate clinically LOLOLOL. Let’s not get too ahead of ourselves bud. It’s called ROAD for a reason. #chill. Any rads attending will tell you that. 96 hours on call watch now oh my god look at this wow. Lol. Bibasilar atelectasis Lmao. Gotta love the fillers. But at least it keeps the rest of these pre med kids and first year med students all secretory lol. Omg! Such an illusion. Omg cool! On call! Pagers! Look at me! Yippie! It all gets old so quickly. Tiring. - Jaskar, MD.
Dr. Cellini You either did traditional rads and then IR fellowship or you did an integrated IR residency in which residents get like 3 months of IR usually. No doubt IR is very hard and super competitive. No one is doubting that, you guys save the day all the time. Embolectomies, TIPS, you name it - you guys are badass for that. I’m just saying your videos tend to valorize this false idea that you are awake 168 hours working and “all doctors do is work.” Lol. It’s a good way to get clicks for college kids and scribes lol I guess. Makes sense. But we all know that’s not true. There are call rooms, IR doesn’t even come in unless things are emergencies lol on weekends half the time . Out golfing. Just like all of rads lol. Or maybe it’s exciting after 5 year rads residency of looking at films. You’ll do a handful of some things, LPs here and there, fine. But overall I think we can all agree rads is a much more chill residency than other things. No consults, no discharge summaries, half the time the report comes like the day the patient is discharging lol .. That’s all. But it’s RUclips after all. And most of these kids don’t know about any of that. The reality. It’s like all scribes lol or ms2s lol. Oh well - they’ll see - let them take their first call shift ahaha. Well I guess it’s kudos for getting 250+ on step or whatever to get an IR spot. Best, Jaskar.
1. ESIR. 4 years of radiology with the last yr almost entirely IR, plus 1 yr of fellowship 2. I’m not awake 168hrs. That can be seen when I say “im leaving the hospital” and then wake up the next morning. 3. We do not have call rooms bc we don’t take in house call. 4. Keep in mind I’m a fellow. I answer pages nonstop bc I am the only one on for my service after hours. Emergency or not, I get woken up for.
Dr. Cellini Nice; thanks for taking the time to reply, and still remain non confrontational and professional. That’s really good character. Apologize for being brusque earlier, and no doubt interventional radiology is extremely difficult and rewarding - your guys’ work saves the day for many patients. I mistook you, erroneously, for someone who advertises themselves in a flashy way, but I am mistaken. Fellowship can be hard, just increasingly more responsibility and you already know that. Well I rescind my comments; sorry Dr. Cellini! I enjoy your videos nonetheless. Best of luck and keep posting!
I hope you do a collab with Dr. Mike soon!
Same!
I was just going to ask if he's ever met Dr Mike since they both live in NY.
I’m an RN in peds Interventional Radiology and currently on my on-call week. So interesting to see things from a doc’s perspective! I love all of the Attendings I work with and am appreciative to see the kinds of things they go through on the daily. Also interesting to see how different the types of cases we do on the regular are from the adult side of things.
Glad you like it! And def different from peds world
And what is it they go through. Having a job and making terrific money. Tell that to a cop or a fireman
I hate not taking the stairs! But same, always so hard to find them in a new hospital. I’m always scared I’ll set off an emergency alarm or something
Same..
Love those NYC views/vibes and how you say "Westside~" lol. Glad you are Happy and doing well with all those call days! :)
I love waking up Saturday mornings to a vlog from you!
Samsies 😉
I start studying Radiology next Monday... I’m super excited 😁
Best of luck👍you've got this!!!
Medical Student from India here. I started to develop interest in Radiology and in Interventional radiology eventually (😅) just bcoz of you sir. Respect. I just love your videos. 🙏
Yay finally a good excuse to pause my revising! 😂
Definitely a good excuse!
Lol same!
I love watching your videos!! I have Myasthenia Gravis and was diagnosed with stage 3 Thymic Carcinoma. Needless to say, I’ve had a lot of procedures done by Interventional Radiologists. It’s really sad when they know you so well that they recognize your name! I didn’t know anything about what y’all do until I got sick. I find it really interesting!!! Thank you for taking such great care of patients like me! I hope you and your beautiful wife have a great weekend!! 😊😊😊
I hope you are doing well !
evian d Thank you!! You’re so kind!!
2:02 lmao my neighbor is a pathologist, i constantly see him drunk and smoking
Its all addictions 💔
This is the majority
Haha the smoking thing was so on point. When I was a teen and in a concurrent addictions and mental health program at a hospital one of the staff was constantly going on break. Like bruh ur the expert in addictions
Hello love your channel so much! Our loss here in NC but NYC gain. Enjoy your day. 🙂
thanks Dr. Cellini for another great 7 day on call shift! Really interesting to see the equipment/tools you use - also the shots of the NYC skyline were great, reminds me of when I visited some years ago now! :)
You're the reason I'm applying to radiology this year! (UK)
Hopefully I get in this year! :D
Love starting my weekend with your Vlog👏🏻🤍
Thanks for sharing your perspective on where to train!
Thx for watching!
Also, doesn't mashing the door open/elevator buttons multiple times always gets them to go faster?! 😉
100%
After the doors close if you hold the button fo you floor the elevator will not stop at other floors between you’re route.
Loving the vlogs as always 🤩 Sending you lots of love from Europe!! 🤗
How do you stay so physically healthy in the midst of the craziness of your schedule? Love that you are looking forward to fall in NYC!
I am in 10th grad and have decided to take up medicine and focus on radiology thanks to you
Love from India💝
I’m near Washington DC and I LOVE fall....... when summer doesn’t go straight into winter.
Thank you for posting another awesome video. Love it! I just start my surgical tech program this fall. Sooooo excited! I really like to see more about the OR room videos which really helps me familiar my future job. Thank you!!!!💖
Hear it's nice cool sunny and just so colorful in the fall season.
Been waiting for this video! I hope you and the wifey are doing well! P.S when are we getting the apartment tour?
Wait no longer lol. It will happen eventually...
Great video... That NYPD Smart Car LOL.
Doc must've had too much coffee as indicated by the way he was hitting the buttons in the one hospital 😁
Best way of taking a break from Studying. 😂😂😂
Love your videos! It’s my dream to be a Anesthesiologist on day and your vids always make me feel like I can do it 🙂.
I love these videos!!
New York State is the best in the fall! You and Andriana should come upstate during the fall. The hiking, apple picking, pumpkin picking, and apple cider donuts🤤. It’s truly the best!
Could not agree more!
DR C, be proud of me, today I'm 19 days without a cigarette. ahahah
Congratssss!
@@cocococonut8650 37 days now!! thanks dude!
@@mackenzieb2218 so proud of you! Keep going, wish you the best of luck !
@@cocococonut8650 thank you love!!
You're an inspiration Dr. Cellini. Inspiring us all to work even harder!
Stay safe drcellini and Andriana god bless you both
London has that love/hate relationship thing too. Can't wait to have that same experience with New York one day!
Why isn't SLEEP a priority to nurses & doctors? This is during school & professional life. It's rediculous.
Bc they don’t allow us this pleasure, as physicians
Hi there! I've been a longtime subscriber. Thanks for sharing your experience. Your videos are always fascinating. I just got a port placed a month ago and I wondered if that's a procedure you do. I have Myasthenia Gravis and do weekly infusions so this port has made life significantly easier
Yep! Alll the time!
How are you doing Dr Cellini with this pandemic and everything going on
Hanging in there. NYC is much better now than it was...
Always with the Starzy Bucks. Favorite drink? A cloud?
Love your videos!
Best Dr keep it up 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Heyyy,, ur so lucky because u became doctor that's awesome I wish you the best of luck and I hope I get doctors job like u God willing in the future 🔮
Deciding on what to do next year for your next job, you could choose one that continues to make your vlogs so interesting. Eg: overseas placement, war zone,.....
I saw a coworker and other staff smoking last month outside when I went to have lunch in my car and was so disappointed. It happens more often than you think in healthcare.
You should definitely move to Long Island at some point ;)
I actually was a volunteer in Mount Sinai Roosevelt in their ED. Pretty nice hospital to be apart of.
When COVID finally settles, even if it's in about 5 years, I really want to travel to NYC after seeing it romanticised so much in the media! It's a long journey from Australia, but I plan to also go to other parts of the US and Canada to make it 'worth' the super long flight/s!
Hi nice to see u here this AM. So much to see there! Questions
Why does Adriana have to go to Hamptons to work?
Can u explain when u put in a nephrostomy tube like u have to cut into the kidney? How does it not bleed? Why is it the interventionalists put the smaller diameter tube in &the Urologists still use the older big tube? My husband has had 179 stones. They don't count the 3 hes had for yrs that have been lazered 3 times but they can't put a dent in them. They don't count them till they come out here. Do u put the stents in too? Also your patients are lucky u round on them. The interventionalists don't here. He does say they are much nicer then say the regular docs who have done cardiac caths with stents and all the kidney stuff tubes stents ect. That they talk to him through out the procedures. Last will u still round once done and on your own somewhere.Haven been a Nurse over 20yrs till bad injury. I still love learning. ❤your videos!
As a person, with a port, your “bread & butter” is an amazing tool, for those of us, with circumstances that require a port. My port is my lifeline, to stability and normalcy. Do you prefer Groshong or open ended catheters, in ports??
crazy! what percent of the 7 days do you think your awake?
Depends on which hospital...this one wasn’t terrible. Only lost sleep like 2/7 nights lol
I love being doctor 😭😭😭😭😭dying for it
Hi there,
Can you please do some video series about IR for radiology residents like me who wanna start their IR rotations…?🙏
I thought your comments about the necessity of doing so many procedures in a long in-call week like your 168 hour on call video were helpful.
I have coded the cases you mentioned hahaha
Cool viedeo 👍
I love it 😀
I totally agree!!! Why do people smoke when there is soo much info showing how deadly it is
Dang it, I wanted to see the brunch Andrianna made 😂
Me too! I wanted to see him crash it ☺️
I wish it was 65 degrees here!! We have a high of 96 today.
I thought it was a Miami thing, so many doctors/nurses smoke here too. I join them occasionally though can’t front 😂.
Darn i really wanted to see that brunch tho
Were you at Mount Sinai Morningside? That bridge look familiar.
I'm halfway through medical school in Uruguay, just had a test that included biophysics in radiology lol, THAT IS INTENSE!! the unseen face in a radiologist's training
Did I miss a video? I don't remember if you announce who won your contest.
Move to Utah!!!
Your hair is turning gray!! Seriously, work less, sleep more.
Best of luck with everything. BTW I'm a first-year medical student!!!
Wow, it's extremely loud in the background.
welcome to NYC
?please doctor answer this question
is there any software that can read brain mri and diagnose the disease?
Can someone answer me?
If you already finish fellowship in Interventional Radiology and you are already a consult, would you still do diagnostic radiology or you are focused on interventional only?
How is it 168 hours on call when the rads report comes out at like 10 am lol... or like an hour after the stat MRI.
And we already gave tpa and admitted the patient. Hahahah. Thank you thank you for your super helpful report.
Just a bunch of dudes hanging out in the call room eating stale pizza. We all know how it is. Half these younger kids watching barely know anything on here.
It’s not all fun and games and get to be all cool at parties. Lolllll.
Anyone who did any sort of residency knows this lol.
Blah blah.
- Jaskar, MD.
Wow, I thought I was going to be early but there are already several comments. I’ll save your video for after my post-work nap lol. I’m sure you’ll be happy to hear that a patient at work ripped out his J-tube that was
Classic!
Are you ever going to buy a car or do you enjoy enduring through NYC transportation?
No need for a car in NYC
Dr. Cellini haha ur right! Love ur channel!
Hiiiiiii,
Random Questions:
Did you ever competes against Ryan Lochte or M. Phelps?
Do hospitals provide mental health resources for employees?
Ohh...You also feel that love-hate relationship with living somewhere ... there in NYC...
What is your thoughts about outsourcing radiology interpretation and should this be a consideration for graduating medical students when selecting a specialty?
How different is this from an IR doc after fellowship?
Just got a job as a psych tech and work 13 hour shifts. Any tips on how to adjust?
Did you get some of Adrianna’s friends brunch?
Lmao I worked with this one nurse she was great but she was telling us how she quit smoking cigarettes but said f* it because she like cigarettes I choked on my water 💀
Do you have to pay for your Ubers between hospitals?
Is there a max amount of hours you’re legally allowed to be on call for? Sorry if I sound ignorant 😅
I’m new to the channel
How's Adriana with all that's going on?
She’s doing great.
Smoking, totally agree, what has happened to common sense? Hope you made it in time for brunch!
Who’s paying Uber payment?
I don’t get y health care professionals smoke. They should kno better unless they fink they are immune from smoking issues cos they work in health care but it don’t make u Immune. It was useful to see the setup.
How frequent do you do 7-day call?
Hey man! U remain on call for 7 days cause u r IR resident! Dont mislead ppl by making it appear as u r some EM/ ICU physician who keeps continuosly working throughout week !
Lol I do that also when no one around 10:15
Absolutely LOVE your videos, Dr. Cellini! Thanks for the amazing work that you do. I’m a third year med student and just started a RUclips channel of my own not long ago; it would mean the world if you checked it out and let me know what you think!
Are you the only doc in town?
Do you get paid for being on call?
Lol I wish.
@@DrCellini WHAT... 😲
@@stllcb7894 oh ok, that makes sense.
😍
I looooove ur viddd ❤️❤️ pls make a vid comparing tech radiology and the rad ur doing 👀
😘
Interventional radiologists (IRs) use their expertise in reading X-rays, ultrasound and other medical images to guide small instruments such as catheters (tubes that measure just a few millimeters in diameter) through the blood vessels or other pathways to treat disease percutaneously (through the skin).👍
Accurate. Lol
some of our health works do smoke cuz the amount of work they do is absolutely insane Nicotine makes u little lighter I had a lot Indian friends in med school they smoke like crazy and they told it makes them less stressful especially exam times I was like f that I won't smoke....
The person who gave that dislike definitely failed med-school...LOL! 🤦🏽♀️
Wow only 7. Try working 12 hrs for 6 days. And plus your 2nnd job for 25 hrs a week. You poor soul. Then see how much you made and compare it to the average worker. You chose to do this. So you get no pity from me.
Lol this dude did a rads residency. Correlate clinically LOLOLOL. Let’s not get too ahead of ourselves bud. It’s called ROAD for a reason. #chill. Any rads attending will tell you that. 96 hours on call watch now oh my god look at this wow. Lol. Bibasilar atelectasis Lmao. Gotta love the fillers.
But at least it keeps the rest of these pre med kids and first year med students all secretory lol. Omg! Such an illusion. Omg cool! On call! Pagers! Look at me! Yippie!
It all gets old so quickly. Tiring.
- Jaskar, MD.
I don’t think you know what Interventional radiology is....
Dr. Cellini
You either did traditional rads and then IR fellowship or you did an integrated IR residency in which residents get like 3 months of IR usually.
No doubt IR is very hard and super competitive. No one is doubting that, you guys save the day all the time. Embolectomies, TIPS, you name it - you guys are badass for that.
I’m just saying your videos tend to valorize this false idea that you are awake 168 hours working and “all doctors do is work.” Lol. It’s a good way to get clicks for college kids and scribes lol I guess. Makes sense. But we all know that’s not true. There are call rooms, IR doesn’t even come in unless things are emergencies lol on weekends half the time . Out golfing. Just like all of rads lol.
Or maybe it’s exciting after 5 year rads residency of looking at films. You’ll do a handful of some things, LPs here and there, fine. But overall I think we can all agree rads is a much more chill residency than other things. No consults, no discharge summaries, half the time the report comes like the day the patient is discharging lol ..
That’s all. But it’s RUclips after all. And most of these kids don’t know about any of that. The reality. It’s like all scribes lol or ms2s lol. Oh well - they’ll see - let them take their first call shift ahaha.
Well I guess it’s kudos for getting 250+ on step or whatever to get an IR spot.
Best,
Jaskar.
1. ESIR. 4 years of radiology with the last yr almost entirely IR, plus 1 yr of fellowship
2. I’m not awake 168hrs. That can be seen when I say “im leaving the hospital” and then wake up the next morning.
3. We do not have call rooms bc we don’t take in house call.
4. Keep in mind I’m a fellow. I answer pages nonstop bc I am the only one on for my service after hours. Emergency or not, I get woken up for.
Dr. Cellini Nice; thanks for taking the time to reply, and still remain non confrontational and professional. That’s really good character.
Apologize for being brusque earlier, and no doubt interventional radiology is extremely difficult and rewarding - your guys’ work saves the day for many patients. I mistook you, erroneously, for someone who advertises themselves in a flashy way, but I am mistaken.
Fellowship can be hard, just increasingly more responsibility and you already know that. Well I rescind my comments; sorry Dr. Cellini! I enjoy your videos nonetheless. Best of luck and keep posting!