Lmao. I wish I was doing "something I love." When you grow up in a poor immigrant family, this is the career you're pushed into. Sure, I thought it was kind of cool as a 10 year old kid, an 18 year old freshman, even a 23 year old grad student, but now as a 26 year old M4, I absolutely hate all of medicine and want to retire as soon as possible. So basically the prime years of my life are gonna be spent torturing myself through work to get a good retirement, but by then I'll probably be a jaded, hurt, difficult person to be around. Such is life.
I'm 30. Fully board certified General practitioner in my country and run a community clinic . See about 35+ patients a day. Debt free and 😅 enjoying every bit of it. Cash is good and hours are 10am to 6pm. No night shifts. Couldn't be more content with life.
Thank you so much for explaining the steps so explicitly! I would like to become a doctor, but i was confused abt the steps and worried abt the length. Please keep making great vids like these! They're really helpful 😊
I thank the Lord Jesus Christ I started college in highschool. I’m going to finish my bachelors at around 21-22, and medical school I would finish at around 25-26. Perhaps I’ll finish young, Lord willing.
I finished residency at 27 in IM (a long time ago), you do not need to finish college to medical school but probably should as a back up. My sister went to medical school in Canada in the early 80s and finished residency at 23 in family medicine so it can be done much quicker depending on what you want to do. I think the cost of medical school in the states is getting out of hand. One of my daughters is now a 3rd year medical student and has several hundred thousand dollars in debt already.
I am 22 years old and close to 23, and I hate degrees that dont make me money, and I hate the thought of having debt for religiously based reasons. So i am taking nursing right now. I will finish RN in 3 years, so i will be 25 study the MCAT and working as an RN, which will take a year to have a Bachelors (BSN) and my MCAT score at least a 515 or 520 maybe this process will take 2 years. Then i will apply and maybe get in if, after many tries, i dont get in great. I am still an RN and really can keep trying as long as i want. Or do Plan B, which is flight RN to CRNA. I will still be above 100k and, or even more. Total years = if It takes more than one year to pass the MCAT with a desirable score, then I will be 31 one or so after med school or if it takes only 1 year then i will be 30. Basically, i have the rest of my life after 30 or 31 to practice medicine at the level of a physician. That sounds great to me.
This is really cool but im intrested is biochem and biotechnology so cause being a doctor takes so much time and that scares me but hopefully your doing well now.
I have some news for you buddy. You forgot the part where you go back to a university to do your medical pre reqs like (orgo with lab, biochem, etc.) that takes 2 years.
I’m from india, I’m starting my medical clg next month at 17 yrs old, mbbs course is about 5.5 yrs here so I will be 25.5 yrs by then, if I start my pg the next year then I will finish at 28, further practices and specialisation will take another 5 yrs, so I will be 33 by then, married, having kids, but still have underpaid earnings and having stressful life 😂 but it’s all worth it cuz i would enjoy the process and maintaining a work-life balance :)
This is very helpful I’m in community college cause im still deciding if I want to be a attorney or a pediatrician so this is helpful to know what I would get into if I were to go into med school
We have a similar general structure, but shorter process in Canada. After high school, which last 5 years, not 6, so at 17 years old, we get to college. College is 2 years for programs leading to university like sciences, so leaving at 19. Then it's medical school, between 4 to 5 years depending on the program, getting a MD at 23-24 years old. Then residency, between 2 to 6 years depending on the medical field, becoming board certified between 25 (family medicine without a specialized Emergency training year) to 30 years old (for a 5 years med school + 6 years residency). Then optional fellowship depending on practice goals between 1-3 years added on top.
In our country we start med school at age 17 .....it takes 12-14 years to reach the post you mentioned above. What I don't like about your or mine country is that they start at very early age.......these kids don't even know what they're getting themselves in. 😢
Some day, you are going to be 50, whether you become a doctor or not. What do you want to be when you are that age? I finished my residency and fellowship at 34 which seemed old at the time. It wasn’t.
Unfortunately, the cost and time commitment are why I’m now leaning away from MD/DO. Nothing is impossible if it’s what you’re truly passionate about, but it definitely de-incentivizes older students and/or female students who want children.
I’d honestly day from third year med school and on you basically are starting your training clinically. It’s really not so bad. Or say internship year after med. that’s just 8 years. Only 6 years of pure classroom learning. Which yeah is a lot compared to no education, but it’s a specialized field and it can be fun and enjoyable if you actually like the content, which I hope you do if you do it as a career
it is so much better in Pakistan as u can get into medical school right after high school, that means one can become even a neurosurgeon before becoming 30
I'm curious if you help people figure out how to pay for it all, too. I'm several years after high school (finally have my house paid off so we have a stable place to stay), and ready to take a deep dive into college. I want to be an anesthesiologist. I've wanted that career path for ten years now, but haven't been able to afford it on my own, or had the time to focus fully on school until now. How do you pay for college if you have nothing but a low-paying job that barely gives you $13/hr, lol??? (
If you are older when you start(26+) then it all comes down to the money. Is it worth it to you to be staring down 40 years or older when you finally start making doctor money? If you will have loads of debt the answer is likely no.
I started preparing for med school at age 16 ..iam 26 now, still preparing for specialization exam..... My high-school classmates who are earning 1/4 th of my salary are going on vacations 3-4 times a year while I usually sleep or read for the exams on offs days........What's the point of earning and studying when i can't go out and enjoy when iam being young.😢 Dammit I am working so hard for my next generation ....😂😂😂😂
can u plz cover the path to be a doctor for an igcse student some say that there wont be aneed to do 4 yrs of undergraduate if u did ALEVELS and im not sure if its true
I want to be a pathologist, however the amount of schooling credited makes me want to become a PA. Could you do more vids on life and what you need to do for a a PA?
I took three years of gap year after High School, and I am a foreigner, so it's more complicated to get into medical school. I'm laughing, desperately, a lot because I'll leave college at 39. (I wanna be a neurosurgeon)
I am in Canada, I am still 16 years old and I am totally confused on the steps to take. I don't know if I am thinking too much or I should be making this decisions now.
It takes about as long as a doctor realizing he is still wearing a head mirror, performing respiratory exams using a standing spirometer, and sharpening his knife using a desk sharpening stone 😂 Here for the marathon 🏃♂️💪
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Where i live It's 2 years of collage 4 years of medical school 1 year of internship Then residency Lucky for us we get paid during internship so technically its only 6 years of time spent without a salary
We don't go to college in iran After high school we spend 7 years in medical schools (3/5 years of it is pre clinical) and after it we go to residency but we don't make any money before finishing it
@@88amin88Ooo, you mean 3 years pre clinical and then 3 years clincal, and after that 1 year training or residency right? Similiar to our system tbh, and we usually get MD by the age of 25. (Starting at 18 definitely).
Am now 26 years old pursuing my second year diploma, next year i will i complish the course and wish to take my degree wich is 5 years + 1 internship it means i will be 32 years of age. Money and how to take far my learning it seems difficulty your players brothers, from 🇹🇿
Those are 4 years of undergrads then you start med school which takes only 4 years , in my country its 7 years (6 years med school +1 year internship ) .
@@SUZANIBRAHIM-g5s Here you don't do all that, first time hearing about that actually. I am currently in my first year of med school, and I am 18 years old, seems to be like a USA thing idk.
He is trying to prepare you since it is a long and expensive journey. You NEED to have a passion to serve, not just do it for the money or you will fail.
How old will you be when you become a doctor?
The time will pass anyway. You will get older anyway. You might as well be older doing something you love.
FACT ❤️🔥
Lmao. I wish I was doing "something I love." When you grow up in a poor immigrant family, this is the career you're pushed into. Sure, I thought it was kind of cool as a 10 year old kid, an 18 year old freshman, even a 23 year old grad student, but now as a 26 year old M4, I absolutely hate all of medicine and want to retire as soon as possible. So basically the prime years of my life are gonna be spent torturing myself through work to get a good retirement, but by then I'll probably be a jaded, hurt, difficult person to be around. Such is life.
Sorry to hear this. Hoping some creative way of using the knowledge you have gained will arise for you... and that you'll love it!💗
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@@thefenerbahcesk4156 my god you have very sad outlook on your life smh.
I plan on finishing when im 50. Ive done college, military, pipefitter apprenticeship so far. Working on emt/paramedic rn. If you want it go get it
bro what? are you actually serious or joking?
My sister did a 6 year md program and she'll be a board certified primary care doctor before her 26th birthday
Lucky her
Where did she do it?
@zoeywhite0 Alberta, and Quebec will accept people into medical school after only two years of undergrad
I started at 32 , and I'll be 44 by the time I'm done .
R u still studying??😶
Im 32 now, and I'm starting college in the fall @chinkeyeye7486
@@chinkeyeye7486are you? 😐
@@Letstalk-zx7jxyou got this
@@Letstalk-zx7jxit's too late for u
I'm 30. Fully board certified General practitioner in my country and run a community clinic . See about 35+ patients a day. Debt free and 😅 enjoying every bit of it. Cash is good and hours are 10am to 6pm. No night shifts. Couldn't be more content with life.
what country please?
Thank you so much for explaining the steps so explicitly! I would like to become a doctor, but i was confused abt the steps and worried abt the length. Please keep making great vids like these! They're really helpful 😊
I thank the Lord Jesus Christ I started college in highschool. I’m going to finish my bachelors at around 21-22, and medical school I would finish at around 25-26. Perhaps I’ll finish young, Lord willing.
I'll be almost 40 if I finish on time from now forward.
U van do it bro
I'll be dead by the time I finish
Will it worth it??😶
@@chinkeyeye7486 if its something you love and you really want then it probably is
My family got tired just watching this! Finally started to get it after a few visuals. Thanks!*🤭
I finished residency at 27 in IM (a long time ago), you do not need to finish college to medical school but probably should as a back up. My sister went to medical school in Canada in the early 80s and finished residency at 23 in family medicine so it can be done much quicker depending on what you want to do. I think the cost of medical school in the states is getting out of hand. One of my daughters is now a 3rd year medical student and has several hundred thousand dollars in debt already.
I am 22 years old and close to 23, and I hate degrees that dont make me money, and I hate the thought of having debt for religiously based reasons.
So i am taking nursing right now. I will finish RN in 3 years, so i will be 25 study the MCAT and working as an RN, which will take a year to have a Bachelors (BSN) and my MCAT score at least a 515 or 520 maybe this process will take 2 years. Then i will apply and maybe get in if, after many tries, i dont get in great. I am still an RN and really can keep trying as long as i want. Or do Plan B, which is flight RN to CRNA. I will still be above 100k and, or even more.
Total years = if It takes more than one year to pass the MCAT with a desirable score, then I will be 31 one or so after med school or if it takes only 1 year then i will be 30. Basically, i have the rest of my life after 30 or 31 to practice medicine at the level of a physician. That sounds great to me.
This is really cool but im intrested is biochem and biotechnology so cause being a doctor takes so much time and that scares me but hopefully your doing well now.
I have some news for you buddy. You forgot the part where you go back to a university to do your medical pre reqs like (orgo with lab, biochem, etc.) that takes 2 years.
@@Hi-qt2nj thats not that bad the first major i was thinking of was neuroscientist
I’m from india, I’m starting my medical clg next month at 17 yrs old, mbbs course is about 5.5 yrs here so I will be 25.5 yrs by then, if I start my pg the next year then I will finish at 28, further practices and specialisation will take another 5 yrs, so I will be 33 by then, married, having kids, but still have underpaid earnings and having stressful life 😂 but it’s all worth it cuz i would enjoy the process and maintaining a work-life balance :)
This is very helpful I’m in community college cause im still deciding if I want to be a attorney or a pediatrician so this is helpful to know what I would get into if I were to go into med school
Thanks for your comment. Glad it could help you on your journey!
We have a similar general structure, but shorter process in Canada. After high school, which last 5 years, not 6, so at 17 years old, we get to college. College is 2 years for programs leading to university like sciences, so leaving at 19. Then it's medical school, between 4 to 5 years depending on the program, getting a MD at 23-24 years old. Then residency, between 2 to 6 years depending on the medical field, becoming board certified between 25 (family medicine without a specialized Emergency training year) to 30 years old (for a 5 years med school + 6 years residency). Then optional fellowship depending on practice goals between 1-3 years added on top.
That might be true for Quebec, but most provinces are after a 3-4 year undergrad. So most start MD at 22.
In our country we start med school at age 17 .....it takes 12-14 years to reach the post you mentioned above. What I don't like about your or mine country is that they start at very early age.......these kids don't even know what they're getting themselves in. 😢
The sad face in the bagining as he ages is real im gonna need so much prayer to keep motivated
Is it even worth it to start my med school journey at 28? 😢
I started 4 years of Med School at 32. It was the right thing for me
I started at 29. I wouldn't worry too much about it. I would worry more about the logistics of starting and finishing.
Some day, you are going to be 50, whether you become a doctor or not. What do you want to be when you are that age? I finished my residency and fellowship at 34 which seemed old at the time. It wasn’t.
Im so happy for both of you! Much love from AUS 🇦🇺
Try 42.
Your the best Dr. Jubbal
Unfortunately, the cost and time commitment are why I’m now leaning away from MD/DO. Nothing is impossible if it’s what you’re truly passionate about, but it definitely de-incentivizes older students and/or female students who want children.
I’d honestly day from third year med school and on you basically are starting your training clinically. It’s really not so bad. Or say internship year after med. that’s just 8 years. Only 6 years of pure classroom learning.
Which yeah is a lot compared to no education, but it’s a specialized field and it can be fun and enjoyable if you actually like the content, which I hope you do if you do it as a career
omg i love ur vids thanks for posting
Thanks for watching!
It does depend on your age rn. I will be about 26/27 to become a family medicine doctor, I did skip a grade and is working to get my gpa up
So I just turned 16, 2 weeks ago and this is gonna be my last year of high school 😢
If I started next year, I might be done with it by age 54 at the latest. :(
A faster way is going to be an IMG who applies for family medicine residency which takes 9 years 6 years of med school then 3 residency
it is so much better in Pakistan as u can get into medical school right after high school, that means one can become even a neurosurgeon before becoming 30
But what if your school system doesn't have a collage? How long will it take? 😅
In Mexico students can become a doctor at age 26 because 4 year university isn't a requirement
If u do gce ALs and complete it, u can go to med school at age 18
I'm curious if you help people figure out how to pay for it all, too. I'm several years after high school (finally have my house paid off so we have a stable place to stay), and ready to take a deep dive into college. I want to be an anesthesiologist. I've wanted that career path for ten years now, but haven't been able to afford it on my own, or had the time to focus fully on school until now.
How do you pay for college if you have nothing but a low-paying job that barely gives you $13/hr, lol??? (
I'm 23 years old and I'm going to be a doctor but it is difficult i because I'm studying other university but i want to be a doctor
If you are older when you start(26+) then it all comes down to the money. Is it worth it to you to be staring down 40 years or older when you finally start making doctor money? If you will have loads of debt the answer is likely no.
I started preparing for med school at age 16 ..iam 26 now, still preparing for specialization exam..... My high-school classmates who are earning 1/4 th of my salary are going on vacations 3-4 times a year while I usually sleep or read for the exams on offs days........What's the point of earning and studying when i can't go out and enjoy when iam being young.😢
Dammit I am working so hard for my next generation ....😂😂😂😂
Had I stayed on course I would've been doing my fellowship or residency by now😢
can u plz cover the path to be a doctor for an igcse student some say that there wont be aneed to do 4 yrs of undergraduate if u did ALEVELS and im not sure if its true
I want to be a pathologist, however the amount of schooling credited makes me want to become a PA. Could you do more vids on life and what you need to do for a a PA?
I took three years of gap year after High School, and I am a foreigner, so it's more complicated to get into medical school. I'm laughing, desperately, a lot because I'll leave college at 39. (I wanna be a neurosurgeon)
Ill be in my 40s by the time i finish 😭😭
I wanna be an anesthesiologist 😭😭
@@_core221great choice though, imagine a great career not having to worry about retirement.
@Letstalk-zx7jx Yeah people crying but time flies and if we live long you don't have to worry about retirement or not finding a job
I am in Canada, I am still 16 years old and I am totally confused on the steps to take.
I don't know if I am thinking too much or I should be making this decisions now.
Me too
@@Puzzle-Solved
Oh cool.
It takes about as long as a doctor realizing he is still wearing a head mirror, performing respiratory exams using a standing spirometer, and sharpening his knife using a desk sharpening stone 😂
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How long does it take to become a sports medicine doctor or Orthopedist?
Where i live
It's 2 years of collage
4 years of medical school
1 year of internship
Then residency
Lucky for us we get paid during internship so technically its only 6 years of time spent without a salary
for australia, (medical science not medicine) it’s 5 year’s university and 5 year fellowship lol
We don't go to college in iran
After high school we spend 7 years in medical schools (3/5 years of it is pre clinical) and after it we go to residency but we don't make any money before finishing it
@@88amin88Ooo, you mean 3 years pre clinical and then 3 years clincal, and after that 1 year training or residency right? Similiar to our system tbh, and we usually get MD by the age of 25. (Starting at 18 definitely).
Am now 26 years old pursuing my second year diploma, next year i will i complish the course and wish to take my degree wich is 5 years + 1 internship it means i will be 32 years of age. Money and how to take far my learning it seems difficulty your players brothers, from 🇹🇿
keep that in mind: time will pass anyways.
Dudes, I'll be any or all of the patients in the background if/when I become an attending... 😂🤣😭
Does it matter what you major in undergrad? I’m currently thinking of majoring in physics.
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I am 18 year and start mbbs
I don't understand why he keeps adding 4 years of college before med school.
4 years of college is required before med school in the US.
@@MedSchoolInsiders that is crazy tbh.
Those are 4 years of undergrads then you start med school which takes only 4 years , in my country its 7 years (6 years med school +1 year internship ) .
@@SUZANIBRAHIM-g5s Here you don't do all that, first time hearing about that actually. I am currently in my first year of med school, and I am 18 years old, seems to be like a USA thing idk.
I wanted to be a doctor once. Now I'm a fast food employee. Funny how life works lol
Are you living comfortably?
And that’s if you get a high grade
Ab yes, motivating..
Not the same path for UK???😢
We will cover the difference between US and UK med school in a video later this year.
Subtract 4 years for europe
Mad clickbait bro
Plss more about cardiothoracic surgeon plssss😢😭😭😢
anyone know the path for UK?
Just complete ALs and u can get into med school at age 18
Bro trying to scare us. I'd rather be old with a good career and money than broke and old.
He is trying to prepare you since it is a long and expensive journey. You NEED to have a passion to serve, not just do it for the money or you will fail.
First to comment / first to graduate as a doctor ( 2006 ) grads
Nice. What's specialty?