You probably dont give a shit but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me
Dr. Max, great points on all levels, especially the huge point to not lie or make up an answer to something you don't know or have not done. Far too many of us in the medical field during our training years are almost 'bullied' into never asking for help. A fatal mistake on too many levels and as I always told my students, "The truth only hurts for 2 minutes...(mostly).
@@MaxFeinsteinMD When I got out of pa school I had very rough time with reading ekg’s. I would constantly call the on call cardiologist and second guess myself. After approximately 6 months working in the emergency department i was much more familiar with them and more confident. I purchased a nice Christmas gift that year for the cardiologist that I would pester the most. Take care and please stay safe and healthy.
Mine was less than yours, I wouldn’t worry about it. 3.8 is a fantastic GPA. I made a video about becoming an anesthesiologist in which I offer some suggestions about what to study in college, hope that’s helpful.
I’m gonna start my internship this August however I’m gonna work for a full year for free cus the rules here if you’re not a local you don’t get paid. That’s smth really not motivating unfortunately.
Gosh you are helping so many with great advice! Love you add so much humor. Thanks for your videos. You have your act together. Love how you stress being organized Yes the pt needs a translator if they don't speak English thats awesome to stress that! Thank you.
I found this video particularly insightful. Considering what path I chose as an actor, those two factors that you stressed, being motivated and well organized have been key in getting what I've achieved in the industry, meaning consistent work. I'm not an A-lister, not do I strive for that, just to do the best work possible given whatever role offered, and those two factors are right at the top. You'll get out of it what you put into it. I guess you could say that about any venture, be it vocation or avocation. Thanks, Doctor.
Im in premed after furlough from job,I understand from this I have to be more organized in my studies even now especialy,I went to college in the 90s in electronic engineering before computer learning was popular.Im used toTraditional classroom lectures and books. Now both hybrid and zoom , collaborate lectures not much choice if want a reasonable schedule. Terrible badly written powerpoints.Interactive studying,Blackboard assignment submissions have to be done correctly no second chances blowing a quizz from forgotten algebra,Biology phylum changes each year.The text pubishers have to make their billions.My free spell checker goes to town on badly written powerpoints word documents from the professors.When marticulated in School the school owns the student .One missed lecture or assignment can cause a low grade which cannot be made up.In the University world you have complete freedom to do only what the professor wants on a task not to deviate at all.
Glad you enjoyed, and thank you for the feedback! I think a clerkship-related video would be fun to make and hopefully helpful, so it's something I'll do a little later on!
i'm not a med student, but after hearing your day to day life. i almost wish i was. writing notes for 30 patients??????? Wow. Be thankful you don't suffer from inflammatory bowel disease or have peanut/wheat/nut allergy. That combination REALLY is fatiguing.
Yes sometimes as an intern I rotated on services where I had to write lots of notes and look after a lot of patients at once! Going thru med school has made me very grateful for my health. IBD sounds really tough, I remember thinking that as I learned more about it.
Let me know if there are specific rotations during MS3, MS4, or intern year you'd like advice on!
Surgery rotation!
SICU, especially with presenting via systems based (objective data systems based) and how to interpret data especially for complicated patients
@@lisacoleman7275 I second this one
You probably dont give a shit but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb lost the password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me
@Mustafa Beau instablaster :)
man i'm really here now before my first day of intern year. time flies
Dr. Max, great points on all levels, especially the huge point to not lie or make up an answer to something you don't know or have not done. Far too many of us in the medical field during our training years are almost 'bullied' into never asking for help. A fatal mistake on too many levels and as I always told my students, "The truth only hurts for 2 minutes...(mostly).
Hi Dan, thanks for the nice feedback! I agree with you, it’s very easy to feel like asking for help is a no-no.
Brooooooooo, that consult was definitely me consulting neurosurgery during my first sub I elective during 4th year!!! Too funny
Great advice. Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos.
Thanks for watching!
@@MaxFeinsteinMD When I got out of pa school I had very rough time with reading ekg’s. I would constantly call the on call cardiologist and second guess myself. After approximately 6 months working in the emergency department i was much more familiar with them and more confident. I purchased a nice Christmas gift that year for the cardiologist that I would pester the most. Take care and please stay safe and healthy.
thanks this was so helpful
Glad it helped!
I constantly get negative evaluations in my intern year. please help me. I'm losing my self-confidence!
How are you doing now?
thanks
What are the must have apps on phone during residency (IM) for a quick reference
Should I still consider becoming an anesthesiologist with a 3.8 gpa ? What are some tips going into a university ?
Mine was less than yours, I wouldn’t worry about it. 3.8 is a fantastic GPA. I made a video about becoming an anesthesiologist in which I offer some suggestions about what to study in college, hope that’s helpful.
You're going to be responsible for a ton of people going into anesthesiology.
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Hey! I don’t mean this in a negative way, but the way you look at the camera looks kinda weird/off 😅
Gibbs rule 3. Don’t believe what you are told
Double check
Yes, exactly.
LOL. Can you manage the floor patients and also see new consults and also scrub in and retract for 8 hours?
So many more typical lines I could have included in that part 😂
The acting and skits in your videos are so funny haha😂😂 wishing you all the best in your job and on your RUclips journey!
Thanks for watching and for the nice feedback!
Hahah this is so accurate! Loved the subtle humor. Also, great advice now that I look back at mine lol
Boy, do I relate with the first few consults 😂😂😂, panicked and just parroting information then more panic when they asked for clarification 😂.
I’m gonna start my internship this August however I’m gonna work for a full year for free cus the rules here if you’re not a local you don’t get paid. That’s smth really not motivating unfortunately.
Great video! About to head out the door for my first in-person orientation day as an anesthesia intern! Thanks for the advice Dr. Feinstein!
Thanks! Congrats on starting your first day of the best specialty choice you could have made!!
Internship is like driving after getting the license : you learn.
So is practicing law. We lucky ones find a mentor (attending) who gets us through to where we can do it ourselves competently and safely.
This was surprisingly helpful. Great job.
Thanks!
I lost it at “this patients on a ventilator so were gonna need you to stand there for 3 hrs “ T . T
Gosh you are helping so many with great advice! Love you add so much humor. Thanks for your videos. You have your act together. Love how you stress being organized
Yes the pt needs a translator if they don't speak English thats awesome to stress that! Thank you.
Thanks Sherry!
I found this video particularly insightful. Considering what path I chose as an actor, those two factors that you stressed, being motivated and well organized have been key in getting what I've achieved in the industry, meaning consistent work. I'm not an A-lister, not do I strive for that, just to do the best work possible given whatever role offered, and those two factors are right at the top. You'll get out of it what you put into it. I guess you could say that about any venture, be it vocation or avocation. Thanks, Doctor.
Im in premed after furlough from job,I understand from this I have to be more organized in my studies even now especialy,I went to college in the 90s in electronic engineering before computer learning was popular.Im used toTraditional classroom lectures and books. Now both hybrid and zoom , collaborate lectures not much choice if want a reasonable schedule. Terrible badly written powerpoints.Interactive studying,Blackboard assignment submissions have to be done correctly no second chances blowing a quizz from forgotten algebra,Biology phylum changes each year.The text pubishers have to make their billions.My free spell checker goes to town on badly written powerpoints word documents from the professors.When marticulated in School the school owns the student .One missed lecture or assignment can cause a low grade which cannot be made up.In the University world you have complete freedom to do only what the professor wants on a task not to deviate at all.
Awesome video, quickest subscribe. Thank u
Max? Make a video how you use the paging system i always wonder how that works..,please..
Whoa... excellent advice! Thank you!!
Thanks so much! Very helpful!
I remember watching your videos as a pre-med and here I am, the weekend before my first day as an intern! Surreal!
Amazing! Congrats and best wishes getting started!
This is great! I would love to see one of these on how to excel on clerkships :)
Glad you enjoyed, and thank you for the feedback! I think a clerkship-related video would be fun to make and hopefully helpful, so it's something I'll do a little later on!
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Very helpful! Thank you!
you calling a consult was so god damn funny i'm dying
Thank you!
I guess you thought I still respected your oppiinon and trade. Total joke
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thanks dude! loved it!
This is awesome. You saved me!!
What do you do about body fluids?
Most folks step into the john and take a leak.
Can you bring in a CRNA and tell us the differences in scope of practice between the physican and CRNA?
Stay humble.
i'm not a med student, but after hearing your day to day life. i almost wish i was. writing notes for 30 patients??????? Wow. Be thankful you don't suffer from inflammatory bowel disease or have peanut/wheat/nut allergy. That combination REALLY is fatiguing.
Yes sometimes as an intern I rotated on services where I had to write lots of notes and look after a lot of patients at once!
Going thru med school has made me very grateful for my health. IBD sounds really tough, I remember thinking that as I learned more about it.
@@MaxFeinsteinMD it is.