In UK, Hematology and Oncology training is 2 years of Foundation years + 3 years of Internal Medicine training + 5 years of Hematology training. Meaning atleast 10 years of training after Medical graduation of 6 years.
So, I'm a current MS3 and am rotating in NYC and I just wanted to take a moment to say that I've been so inspired by this video today! I'd never really considered Heme-Onc before today. And I just want to say that the way Dr. Vinay spoke about Heme-Onc and how passionately he spoke about it, made me want to go into it and now that's very, very powerful. To Dr Vinay, Thank you. Please let me know if I can help you in research, etc. I'd love to get in touch with you!
I had the same notion about H/Onc being a sad branch, but like Dr. Vinay mentioned you got to find your niche, there is a lot we can do to help those patients during their most stressful times of life. Would love to watch a video cardiology.
Hey! I would start by excelling in college and then medical school. Once you get into your clinical rotations then you can seek out a Heme/Onc mentor with an attending you rotate with. But for now I would definitely focus on doing well in school. That will give you the best shot possible to get into medical school
Hello, Chad. Thank you for this great video. Being from a similar background, I am able to resonate with the views of Dr. Vinay Thomas. This video has been inspiring, for an heme-onco aspirant. Kudos for making it available to us. I would love to connect with Dr Vinay Thomas further and would really appreciate if you could give me his mail id, on his approval. Thank you. Good luck!
I was diagnosed with CML in 2021 at 26 years old and now I’m looking to become a Hematologist. I’m choosing to let cancer empower me! Wish me luck 🍀
look at you! turning that into a positive, very strong of you.
I wish you the best!
In UK, Hematology and Oncology training is 2 years of Foundation years + 3 years of Internal Medicine training + 5 years of Hematology training. Meaning atleast 10 years of training after Medical graduation of 6 years.
So, I'm a current MS3 and am rotating in NYC and I just wanted to take a moment to say that I've been so inspired by this video today!
I'd never really considered Heme-Onc before today. And I just want to say that the way Dr. Vinay spoke about Heme-Onc and how passionately he spoke about it, made me want to go into it and now that's very, very powerful. To Dr Vinay, Thank you. Please let me know if I can help you in research, etc. I'd love to get in touch with you!
I had the same notion about H/Onc being a sad branch, but like Dr. Vinay mentioned you got to find your niche, there is a lot we can do to help those patients during their most stressful times of life. Would love to watch a video cardiology.
Couldn’t agree more, Dr. Vinay was great! Stay tuned, just recorded a Cardiology interview today 😁
Hey! I would start by excelling in college and then medical school. Once you get into your clinical rotations then you can seek out a Heme/Onc mentor with an attending you rotate with. But for now I would definitely focus on doing well in school. That will give you the best shot possible to get into medical school
Hello, Chad. Thank you for this great video. Being from a similar background, I am able to resonate with the views of Dr. Vinay Thomas. This video has been inspiring, for an heme-onco aspirant. Kudos for making it available to us.
I would love to connect with Dr Vinay Thomas further and would really appreciate if you could give me his mail id, on his approval.
Thank you. Good luck!
Geez I'm doing phlebotomy right now but I aim to become a haemotologist
Great video!
Hello, my mom has Multiple Myeloma, she was given Apheresis PLATELETS-LEUKOCYTES REDUCED. What is that? is it whole platelets or fractions? Thanks!
Hi! They are whole platelets but they are treated to remove white blood cells which decreases the chance of a reaction