My mom died when I was 10. I am 49. She was ill from the time I was 4. Thanks to you for all you do, she died 2 times and someone like you saved her once, which gave me a few years with her. You are an angel we can see. ❤
i know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
You are a treasure. It''s interesting to see you before and during the end of your resident training, you make amazing strides in clinical managment. When you make a video, I listen. I pray that every Ana trurns out to have the same compassion and bedside manner.
I definitely agree, a moment of silence should be given to every patient who passes away. Unless of there is an emergency or the doctors and physicians in the room are unable to stay with the patient. It’s kind of sad though that the patient won’t know of such a kind and thoughtful gesture.
I’m a sophomore in highschool and for the last year anesthesiology has been very amazing to me and I just want to know where to start so i can start this amazing Journey
Hey I think it's great you're interested in anesthesiology and being proactive about where to start! Since you're in highschool, right now the best thing you can do academically is to do well in school, particularly in the sciences. All of the science classes in highschool have relevance to learning and practicing anesthesiology, especially chemistry, physics, and biology. The humanities classes are also important-- having a good grasp on writing well, for example, is important for the essays you'll later have to write (college admissions, med school admission, residency application) as well as any grants you apply for, and lots of other things that come up which require good writing skills. Outside of school, you might see if there are volunteer or observer opportunities available at your local hospitals. When I was in highschool, I did "ride-alongs" (observing) in ambulances which was an opportunity offered through my local ambulance service. This can be a good way to get exposure to medicine and maybe even start making connections early on. Keep in mind that it's definitely a journey, just as you said. The road to becoming an attending anesthesiologist is long- after highschool, there's 4+ years of college, 4+ years of medical school, 4 years of residency, and then possibly fellowship(s) after that. It's important to realize that you can and should enjoy the journey along the way- it's not just about the endpoint. Hope that helps! Good luck and stay in touch.
Your different videos are intersting and excellent. I am from Sweden and I am perhaps going to the Univerity Hospital in Lund for a operation. Go, on Max with Your videos on You Tube. I have learn a lot.. God bless You and Your work.
Really like your videos ; the 24 hr one. How do you fight stress on a shift like that? Would you be willing to show your feet? some hospitals only allow tennis shoes, other wear crocs. Is Mt. Sinai demanding on that issue.
Hi Mike, I fight stress by taking care of myself when I'm not at work (exercise, doing things I enjoy, maintaining healthy relationships with friends/family). I also fight stress by having picked a specialty that doesn't subscribe to the philosophy that working residents or attendings to the bone is ok for anyone.
After 4 years of college, then 4 years of medical school, then 4 years of residency to become an anesthesiologist. So minimum, 12 years after highschool.
My mom died when I was 10. I am 49. She was ill from the time I was 4. Thanks to you for all you do, she died 2 times and someone like you saved her once, which gave me a few years with her. You are an angel we can see. ❤
I'm glad that you got extra time to spend with your mom. Thanks for sharing your personal story!
i know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
Thank you for being such a compassionate doctor! Your patients are lucky to be in your care! Thank you for sharing your world with us.
You are a treasure. It''s interesting to see you before and during the end of your resident training, you make amazing strides in clinical managment. When you make a video, I listen. I pray that every Ana trurns out to have the same compassion and bedside manner.
I agree! A moment of silent is a nice gesture to end a life! They are someones loved once and had a life that matters.
This was one of the most touching things I’ve seen in residency.
Amen
I definitely agree, a moment of silence should be given to every patient who passes away. Unless of there is an emergency or the doctors and physicians in the room are unable to stay with the patient. It’s kind of sad though that the patient won’t know of such a kind and thoughtful gesture.
Big difference from two years ago! You are really sharing good info.
Thank you for all you do Doctor Max
Thanks for watching these videos Scott!
This channel is so awesome, you deserve so many more subscribers
Thanks so much, I appreciate the nice feedback!
Even though my goal is to go back to school to become a nurse midwife - despite being in my thirties - I still find your channel interesting!
If all doctors were as dedicated and compassionate. Max seems like just an awesome guy. What does your dad do Max ?
I’m a sophomore in highschool and for the last year anesthesiology has been very amazing to me and I just want to know where to start so i can start this amazing Journey
Hey I think it's great you're interested in anesthesiology and being proactive about where to start! Since you're in highschool, right now the best thing you can do academically is to do well in school, particularly in the sciences. All of the science classes in highschool have relevance to learning and practicing anesthesiology, especially chemistry, physics, and biology. The humanities classes are also important-- having a good grasp on writing well, for example, is important for the essays you'll later have to write (college admissions, med school admission, residency application) as well as any grants you apply for, and lots of other things that come up which require good writing skills.
Outside of school, you might see if there are volunteer or observer opportunities available at your local hospitals. When I was in highschool, I did "ride-alongs" (observing) in ambulances which was an opportunity offered through my local ambulance service. This can be a good way to get exposure to medicine and maybe even start making connections early on.
Keep in mind that it's definitely a journey, just as you said. The road to becoming an attending anesthesiologist is long- after highschool, there's 4+ years of college, 4+ years of medical school, 4 years of residency, and then possibly fellowship(s) after that. It's important to realize that you can and should enjoy the journey along the way- it's not just about the endpoint. Hope that helps! Good luck and stay in touch.
Excellent video.
Thanks for watching David!
Your different videos are intersting and excellent. I am from Sweden and I am perhaps going to the Univerity Hospital in Lund for a operation. Go, on Max with Your videos on You Tube. I have learn a lot.. God bless You and Your work.
Really like your videos ; the 24 hr one. How do you fight stress on a shift like that? Would you be willing to show your feet? some hospitals only allow tennis shoes, other wear crocs. Is Mt. Sinai demanding on that issue.
Hi Mike, I fight stress by taking care of myself when I'm not at work (exercise, doing things I enjoy, maintaining healthy relationships with friends/family). I also fight stress by having picked a specialty that doesn't subscribe to the philosophy that working residents or attendings to the bone is ok for anyone.
When you mentioned cpr the thing the sticks with me when it comes to that is when I can feel the ribs breaking during compressions it bothers me
Hope he got better at his knot tying.
"House of God"!! I haven't read that since I was an intern...20 years ago...at a hospital not far from you (Brookdale Hospital Medical Center). 😊
When you were on call for a different specialty other than Anastasia did you have to page Anastasia or could you do treat the patient?
Love ❤️ the book House of God! Ver appropriate for an internship night call😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
So morbid, so hilarious. I love that book!
i am 13 and for some reason got really into anesthesiology
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Yes!!
Waaaaaaaay too much junk food in the pantry.
As an intern I’d pretty much take whatever I could get.
That's the best part of working nights! ;p
I was thinking the same thing.
Wow, that's sobering!
What were the ages of those patients that coded?
They were pretty advanced age.
How long does it typically take to become an attending anestesiologist
After 4 years of college, then 4 years of medical school, then 4 years of residency to become an anesthesiologist. So minimum, 12 years after highschool.
@@MaxFeinsteinMD thanks for the info