Hey, friends! Hope you enjoyed today's video about "My First 4 Months as A Cardio Fellow". Take advantage of all my favorite med school tips and tricks in this free guide here! (themdjourney.com/med-school-success-handbook/)
The algorithm brought me back to you. Good to see that you are doing well. Lest there be any doubt, you have chosen the very best subspecialty of internal medicine. But you must be able to think clearly and act both aggressively and appropriately in the most difficult situations. All of those are learned skills superimposed on a receptive personality type. The learning never stops and must never stop. If you're not going to be great at your field, whatever it is, why bother?
Also how have you been learning EKGs? I’m really interested in cardiology and I’ve been learning this for fun, was wondering if you could make a video on your thought process when looking at echos!!
Bro, after becoming a doctor, do you still use ANKI ? . Does professional doctors use ANKI daily to keep memorizing their works ? or is Anki only limited to college studies only.
I don't use it as a fellow. Trying out RemNote to keep my notes and possibly use for flashcards. More on that in a future videos. But most docs don't use a daily flashcard/study tool
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Hey, friends! Hope you enjoyed today's video about "My First 4 Months as A Cardio Fellow". Take advantage of all my favorite med school tips and tricks in this free guide here! (themdjourney.com/med-school-success-handbook/)
The algorithm brought me back to you. Good to see that you are doing well. Lest there be any doubt, you have chosen the very best subspecialty of internal medicine. But you must be able to think clearly and act both aggressively and appropriately in the most difficult situations. All of those are learned skills superimposed on a receptive personality type. The learning never stops and must never stop.
If you're not going to be great at your field, whatever it is, why bother?
I just shadowed an interventional cardiologist and loved it! Got to see some awesome procedures during my day that got me interested in cardiology
im currently an ms3 in DR prepping for step 2, you are an inspiration!
Aww best of luck on your journey!
Wow, this video is a lot better and informative than I imagined.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I would like to know why don't you want to do interventional cardiology. Please enlighten.
Thank you for this detailed breakdown of your experience, this has been very insightful !!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
what an insightful video! would love to see a more in depth video on the procedures you''ve been involved in!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome content
Great video! Can you make an intro video on how to interpret fluoroscopy of the vessels and coronary arteries with the catheter as in the cath lab?
Can you make a video detailing more about the procedures in the Cath lab? I think what you’re doing sounds super interesting!!
Also how have you been learning EKGs? I’m really interested in cardiology and I’ve been learning this for fun, was wondering if you could make a video on your thought process when looking at echos!!
Yeah can work on it! Thanks for the comment 🙂
Congratulations man!
Thank you!
Really like your content. Best of luck for rest of your fellowship Any cardiology podcasts or journals for aspiring cardiologists?
Thanks for watching! I like cardio nerds for an easy to follow podcast
Hi! Can you do more videos on how to study more in Cardiology fellowship and how best to slowly accumulate knowledge/which resources are best?
Can work on that! Thanks for watching :)
Can you talk about how you study, what books do you use? What journals?
Bro, after becoming a doctor, do you still use ANKI ? . Does professional doctors use ANKI daily to keep memorizing their works ?
or is Anki only limited to college studies only.
I don't use it as a fellow. Trying out RemNote to keep my notes and possibly use for flashcards. More on that in a future videos.
But most docs don't use a daily flashcard/study tool
@@TheMDJourney Thanks bro for sharing 🙏. So happy to see your journey from student to doctor ❤. Will wait for the future video on this 😊
Thanks for following along!
yaour salary per month as 1st year fellow? is moonlighting allowed to 1st year fellow?
70k pre tax per year.
Yep moonlighting is allowed
🤘
Why do healthcare workers in the hospitals hate EVS? Why the hatred?!?
Not sure I'm clear on what EVS is?
Do you take to take oral and written cardiology board exam
Just written exam
@@TheMDJourney how many questions are on the exam. How long was the oral and written exam for internal medicine
Do you miss having every other week off when you were a Hospitalist?
There's pros and cons. I like what I'm doing now so working each week is a reasonable tradeoff