Life as a US Resident Doctor: The Good, The Bad

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Published 2024-06-02
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Hey everyone! Welcome back to my channel! Today, we're getting real about what it's like to be a resident doctor in the US. Residency is a crazy time-it's tough, it's rewarding, and it's definitely a rollercoaster. So, let's dive into the ups and downs of this intense but awesome phase of a doctor's journey.

I'll be sharing the good stuff, like the amazing learning experiences and the moments that make all the hard work worth it. But I'll also be honest about the tough parts, like the long hours and the stress. Whether you're a med student, thinking about going into medicine, or just curious about what doctors go through, this video is for you!

Grab a snack, get comfy, and let's chat about the real deal of being a resident doctor. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into the medical world!

⌚️TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Start
0:30 Pros
3:04 Research
3:45 Work Culture
4:50 The Cons
6:14 Medical Practice
7:01 The Match
8:05 Food
8:29 Takeaway

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All Comments (21)
  • Thank you so much for being so transparent. There are so many videos on yt guiding us through the USMLE process, but nobody talks about how life is after you get there. Videos like these help us a build a realistic picture in our head and really bursts that fantasy bubble that we have about the american dream, and would help us in adjusting better instead of feeling disappointed. And as always - grass is greener on the other side. Wish you lots of love and happiness 💖
  • @Sona77.
    Good luck. I wish you all the success in your medical career ❤
  • @ssm188
    Thank you, doc! Very informative! 😊
  • Explained so well! No bias whatsoever. Hope more influencers were this way.
  • @shaill.5
    I'm so scared about planning to shift everything but very reluctant. Thank you for sharing expirences🥺
  • Welcome back doc. Love ur content add key points through the captions just an observation been watching you videos since long ankush here i specialize in video editing and have experience with projects similar to yours. I'd love to help enhance your videos content. I'd appreciate your feedback
  • thanks for your videos are super helpful for me. please make more videos about your current life as a doctor in the USA❤ (i´m from Colombia, i hope one day be a IMG doctor)
  • During my rotations, definetly there was this feeling of overusing the resources, sometimes it felt we did more with less, here they do more but with a lot more.
  • @dr.rashimahajan
    As an incoming PGY1, I feel like this video was exactly what I needed to hear.
  • @Xameer772
    Awesome vid.... Since you've talked about loneliness, which 3 or 4 states or cities should we aim for, in order to yk, have a proper support system? Thx in advance and all the best!!
  • @Harimugesh
    Can you provide us with a checklist of things to do before leaving college that cannot be done afterward, such as research and observership programs? My college is arranging one, so should I go ahead and participate in it? A checklist would be useful
  • @deepadips8117
    I am also planning to write step 1, apart from what you mentioned, did you take coaching for the preparation, CV, matching, publications or so, kindle let me know
  • @Drblessed07
    My sister is doing her PG in medicine from a govt medical college in India. She's in a central college and paid a lakh per month with a fees of 5k per year.. so in govt college you end up saving ALOT. Also, how many years is PG there? Like here it's 3 years irrespective of the branch. What about there?
  • @meenestham6755
    Hi mam plz make a video full details of clinical rotations.
  • @ZaidIrfan-pi8im
    Is Family Medicine training in US better than GP training in UK or Australia?
  • @itsaname4118
    Hi Dr Deva, beyond my profession if there is anything i love its my family bonds food culture and travel , lets suppose i try over come the former , would i be able tk travke countries all over after coming to US coz ive a hugeeee bucket list of places to visit please throw some light in it since travel needs moneg too right ..
  • @pepper2240
    Hello. Im in first year mbbs can you tell me which books should i read and how to start studying for usmle in first year? Please i'd like an answer :)
  • Can i aim for neurosurgery residency after doing 2 years of post doctoral research in the US