Hematologist Oncologist (Cancer Doctor) Interview | Day in the life, hematology oncology residency

TIMESTAMPS
00:17 What is hematology & oncology?
1:43 Why did you choose medicine and heme-onc in particular?
04:00 Are there further subspecialties of heme-onc after internal medicine?
05:23 What’s a typical day in the life of a hematologist – oncologist?
07:29 How is the heme-onc lifestyle different from other specialties?
08:49 Employment types / practice settings for hematologists-oncologists (private, etc)
09:49 Locum tenens/ alternative employment environments
10:33 How to get involved in nonclinical work as a hematologist oncologist?
12:15 Do you have protected time for nonclinical activities like administrative work?
12:46 What is the most rewarding aspect of heme onc?
14:47 What is the most challenging aspect of heme onc?
15:54 How to deal with death, dying, terminal illness and end of life?
18:01 What personality types do well in hematology oncology?
18:41 What are the misconceptions about heme-onc?
19:21 How to match into a good heme onc /IM residency and fellowship? How to become a hematologist + oncologist?
20:50 How well are hematologist oncologists compensated compared to other specialties?
21:36 Are there things new physicians can do to maximize their income?
22:40 How to stay on top of medical advances
23:48 How to prevent burnout
24:39 Were you able to work out and keep up with fitness during residency and long work hours?
26:05 How to establish a work-life balance
26:29 How has medicine changed since you started and what future changes do you see?
28:20 Is it reasonable to stay on top of broad specialties like family medicine or do referrals become the norm?
29:26 Generalists vs specialists in medicine
30:04 Is there anything you would change about your career path? Any regrets?
30:46 What led to your + your colleagues’ strong career and specialty satisfaction?
31:26 What are your favorite global travel destinations?
32:13 How can we become good doctors?
33:23 Delayed gratification vs enjoying your youth

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[DrAdnan]

TIMESTAMPS
00:17 What is hematology & oncology?
1:43 Why did you choose medicine and heme-onc in particular?
04:00 Are there further subspecialties of heme-onc after internal medicine?
05:23 What’s a typical day in the life of a hematologist – oncologist?
07:29 How is the heme-onc lifestyle different from other specialties?
08:49 Employment types / practice settings for hematologists-oncologists (private, etc)
09:49 Locum tenens/ alternative employment environments
10:33 How to get involved in nonclinical work as a hematologist oncologist?
12:15 Do you have protected time for nonclinical activities like administrative work?
12:46 What is the most rewarding aspect of heme onc?
14:47 What is the most challenging aspect of heme onc?
15:54 How to deal with death, dying, terminal illness and end of life?
18:01 What personality types do well in hematology oncology?
18:41 What are the misconceptions about heme-onc?
19:21 How to match into a good heme onc /IM residency and fellowship? How to become a hematologist + oncologist?
20:50 How well are hematologist oncologists compensated compared to other specialties?
21:36 Are there things new physicians can do to maximize their income?
22:40 How to stay on top of medical advances
23:48 How to prevent burnout
24:39 Were you able to work out and keep up with fitness during residency and long work hours?
26:05 How to establish a work-life balance
26:29 How has medicine changed since you started and what future changes do you see?
28:20 Is it reasonable to stay on top of broad specialties like family medicine or do referrals become the norm?
29:26 Generalists vs specialists in medicine
30:04 Is there anything you would change about your career path? Any regrets?
30:46 What led to your + your colleagues’ strong career and specialty satisfaction?
31:26 What are your favorite global travel destinations?
32:13 How can we become good doctors?
33:23 Delayed gratification vs enjoying your youth

[jacobstarr]

I’m a Junior in High School, and when I tell people that I want to be an oncology physician, they act confused, and often say stuff like “you want to watch all your patients die?” But I take that with a grain of salt. This is my dream career and I’m willing to do anything to achieve it.

[Stoneface_]

I like how he emphasized exercising and staying fit.

[Tobias_Kevorkazito]

Neither a doctor nor a patient this just came across my feed and I had a look at it and I couldn’t stop watching this very interesting man and what he did with his life what a cool dude!

[brandonsaavedra]

Wow, you literally ask the best possible questions. Thanks a lot for doing all these interviews! I subbed fosho!

[Toogaytoofunction]

I’ve been looking forward to this specialty interview!!

[lexismith]

Always wanted to become an oncologist. Thanks for the wonderful advice, I will be applying to med school in a year. 💗

[lolopompooo]

As someone interested in doing oncology this interview was very useful, thanks!

[chickenpasta]

These r some very good interviews u got. Thanks

[marysage]

A very caring and smart doctor with awesome insight

[howtomedicate]

Great video! Can you do an interview with an plastic surgeon? That would be🔥

[pattyb]

Awesome interview 👏 doc knows his stuff & gave good tips.

[vevenaneathna]

really like this interview bro. hope all is well. thanks

[TASHIEMUSIQ]

This is a great interview. Thank you 🙏🏾

[PaKiKiNg]

AmaZing interview!!!! Thank you so much

[vndos]

good questions and right man answering those. good video

[AdamTaghavi]

amazing video!! you think you could get a gastroenterologist on your channel?

[deusfusion]

33:23 very thought provoking, nice content :)

[ladybutterfly]

Hello. Could you recommend a really good hematologist in long island, NY? My dad is having hard time keeping his platelets up due to an autoimmune disease and the large granular t cell leukemia. We also found out his spleen is slightly enlarge. He's now getting nplate once a week and Cyclophosphamide with steroids 2 times a day. Day 1 his platelets was under 2, Day 2 it went to 4, 000 but dropped back down under 2 on Day 3. It seems this hematologist is giving up on my dad. 😔
I'm sure someone out there will try to find a way to help treat him. 🙏

[adilabbuthalha]

Didn’t even get a chance to watch the last one