As a now Premed who works as a nurse (RN), I love this channel! I was initially inspired by the channel NDMD with Andy's style of 73 questions and just discovered this channel - really am enjoying these videos and interview questions for similar content. Thank you!! Also, special thanks for interviewing Pathology (I hope to become a pathologist and the interview you did with Dr. Goldberg reaffirmed that).
Hey Zach, I loved the interview! Been listening to all of your episodes the last few weeks, looking forward to the next one! I also hope you interview a hematologist/oncologist in the future! Another IM subspecialty that I personally find super interesting!!
That bit about playing the game with attendings' egos about their subspecialties is on point, but still disappointing. Neurology is boring in practice and fascinating to think about. Psych is depressing in the inpatient setting. Surgeons work a lot until they're attending, then they work a lot on things they actually want to work on. I don't think I'm going to BS my neuro preceptor when that rotation comes. I'm nontraditional, and I think they'll be glad I'm being a straightforward adult about things. But maybe that's naive, because evals are so subjective???
Hmm, the average salary being $230,000 is much less than anything you’ll earn around here. We start hospitalist internists at $400,000 and potential to earn $650-700,000 if you hit every bonus.
As a now Premed who works as a nurse (RN), I love this channel! I was initially inspired by the channel NDMD with Andy's style of 73 questions and just discovered this channel - really am enjoying these videos and interview questions for similar content. Thank you!! Also, special thanks for interviewing Pathology (I hope to become a pathologist and the interview you did with Dr. Goldberg reaffirmed that).
Hey Zach, I loved the interview! Been listening to all of your episodes the last few weeks, looking forward to the next one! I also hope you interview a hematologist/oncologist in the future! Another IM subspecialty that I personally find super interesting!!
Great interview as always Zach !
I go to the u of Scranton. Great to see someone from there on here
Zach posted? More knowledge. Love it.
This is so helpful and insightful Zach, thank you!❤️💛
This is so damn informative for medical students !!! Thanks Zach
Hey Zach, love these podcasts! Do you know any pm&r/pain docs to interview?
Zach, we need you to interview a spine orthopaedic surgeon 😢
True
Interview an oral and maxillofacial surgeon
Neurologist also 👍
That bit about playing the game with attendings' egos about their subspecialties is on point, but still disappointing.
Neurology is boring in practice and fascinating to think about.
Psych is depressing in the inpatient setting.
Surgeons work a lot until they're attending, then they work a lot on things they actually want to work on.
I don't think I'm going to BS my neuro preceptor when that rotation comes. I'm nontraditional, and I think they'll be glad I'm being a straightforward adult about things.
But maybe that's naive, because evals are so subjective???
Hmm, the average salary being $230,000 is much less than anything you’ll earn around here. We start hospitalist internists at $400,000 and potential to earn $650-700,000 if you hit every bonus.
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internal medicine is the worst specialty
Please interview a heme oncologist