5 things I LOVE about being a doctor

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🙋🏻‍♂️ My name is Nasir Kharma and I am a doctor living and working in London. This channel is dedicated to helping students pursue a career in medicine and giving them an accurate insight into what life is like as a doctor. I hope you find my videos valuable.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - 00:47 - My Life as a Doctor
00:47 - 04:21 - Fulfilment
04:21 - 08:30 - Separating Work & Home
08:30 - 09:52 - Sponsor
09:52 - 13:01 - Forever a Student
13:01 - 15:59 - Variety
15:59 - 21:36 - Team Work & Socialising
21:36 - 22:23 - Concluding Thoughts

[PrinceNyarko-xdgo]

You’re not only saying things you love about Medicine. You’re inspiring millions of high school students, premed students and medical students(including me)to push harder. Thank you KharmaMedic🙏

[LwaziMgandela]

I can’t wait for the negative aspects video. I think we will all appreciate knowing what we’re getting ourselves into

[rojangoli]

I think there has been a lot of negativity around working in healthcare and as a med student i was feeling so unmotivated or feeling like maybe i’m on the wrong path. But this video actually reminded me of why I started in the first place and it was really nice hearing the good aspects of this job.

[samirkarki]

Having seen so many videos about why it sucks to be a doctor, this vid feels like a breath of fresh air. Tired of hearing all the time that being a doctor is miserable. But Like many things in life, there are good and bad aspects to it.

[liamcarey]

From my experience working alongside consultant surgeons and anaesthesiologists, I think that separation of work & home becomes harder to achieve. Being the leader in a patient's surgery or anaesthesia means you are the first point of contact when something goes wrong, especially after their surgery and I have seen many consultants being called back hours after they left to tend to a patient who is deteriorating

[joanneshaw]

Being a doctor who listens to their patient is so important. I left aged care nursing and started cardiac nursing. I work with 3 cardiologists in a clinic. Watching these doctors work and speak to the patients is just so heartwarming. It’s so scary for a patients when they suddenly have an issue with their heart, they need that reassurance that they are going to be looked after. You are going to be an amazing doctor

[PokhrajRoy.]

19:43 I have this sometimes too. What I think is a standard greeting becomes a source of surprise.

[zohalarbabzada]

19:23 - Yes to this! It's up to us to combat the culture we get inculcated into as that's the only way change will occur and be passed on to the next group of training doctors.

Glad you're loving your work so much! :)

[amoghnayak]

i dont usually comment on youtube but i just have to say this. this channel has been with my through some of the biggest and most important moments of my life over these last 3 years. from watching your productivity videos in hs and falling in this trap of romanticising studying without doing any real work to really working my a** off preparing for my country's medical entrance examination with your study with me playing in the background, it has literally transformed me and subconsciously also helped me choose medicine as a career. today, i received my letter of admission for MBBS from a medical school and it starts from september. thank you for everything nasir.

[Kingofmed]

I am about to start my clinical years. It is unbelievable how I am excited to start seeing patients and see the disease in front of my eyes instead of just looking at books in the last 3 years of my life where I think I have lost many of my mental health.
It is crazy when you stay in the same room just studying with zero social life for three years

[csc]

So cool to see your progression in the medical field. You will be an excellent doctor.

[tarasotravel]

as a law student: you described corporate law perfectly as I have also seen family members being bombarded during the weekends and after hours with work. that's why I'm pursuing an academic career😅 your videos always motivate me and give me some purpose :) greetings from the Netherlands :)

[ucNguyen-gtbe]

So good to see the positive side of being a doctor in your country.

[Zizzoe__ZE]

We miss you. I love your videos very much they give me positivity and love of work medicine and study

[asritcheruku]

Thank you Nasir for being a fantastic friend and a source of motivation. I am truly grateful for all that you've done.❤❤

[alessandro]

In October I'll be graduated in my master degree in business administration. Today I was thinking about Kharma medic videos... I started my university in 2018 in Bologna, and I discovered you, your channel and your amazing videos. Now, after 5-6 years you are working and I'm finishing my University. Wow! Thanks and keep going because your videos are Amazing

[hayleymartin]

So good to hear you are enjoying the job, will look forward to the vlogs about the things you hate/dislike about the job.
Always love the vlogs but not a fan of the stock images/clips I watch to hear about you and your experience.

[heebakhalid]

Nasir, Hello it has been 5 days since I found out that I will be studying medicine because I got into university and I cannot believe it. Side from this i just wanted to say thank you so much, you will never know how much for videos about UCAT, interviews and the whole application process helped me, let’s not forget all the motivation ones as well! I will forever be thankful for that! I hope you are having an amazing day! 🎉🥳❤

[khaled_akil]

Thank you very much for this video. Although I am a final year med student, I was afraid that medicine is hard and I will suffer in working as a doctor, you helped me to motivate and keep studying hard for that "thank you" or prays from my future patients insha'Allah.
(I watched a lot of videos talking about leaving medicine and maybe that fears is because of their effect 😅)

[shakibshyon]

This is a kind approach to asking about one's day. I used to be straightforward about the task but in the future, I'll try to be more humble. You mentioned a good point here.
I'll work on it... ❤❤