How to Ace Your Emergency Medicine Residency Interview

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[DGlaucomflecken]

I'll be hitting as many specialties as possible over the next few months. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss anything. We are making our way to 100k. Thank you Glauc Flock!

[DGlaucomflecken]

Hey thanks for being here and don’t worry, all the Diet Coke was donated to an emergency department in need

[jimbelter]

I found it hilarious how the ER doc kept increasing his caffeine intake with every breath he took. It just shows how much of an adrenaline junky he is

[alsinakiria]

My mother works at an ER. She didn't get the helmet at first. I pointed out that she got all her biking tips (gear, best shop) from one of the doctors. The delayed reaction when she realized the stereotype is true made the video even funnier

[faries]

Strength: "i was born without a circadian rhythm"! 😂
How do you come up with these jokes!? 😂
You're a gem doc!

[DrPerezAnderson]

Hey, as an ED Physician in Germany I can confirm everything. But I drink real coffee, complain a lot about family doctors, diagnose almost everything with ultrasound, bike every single day to work (also in winter when it's snowing). I just need to start rock climbing! Thanks for the input!

[mubarakal-hatemi]

As an ER doctor I attest this is 100% accurate, with all due respect how we will know what's going on without a CT scan 😅

[eleanorvannan]

I had my gallbladder out last week after an ER visit and an ultrasound and now I’m in serious pain. Not from the surgery but from laughing at this because the doctor said with a sigh “we should probably do a ct but I feel pretty confident from the ultrasound that we’re going to want to do surgery.”

[jarynn]

I find the depiction of emergency medicine in all these videos fascinating. Extremely overworked, perpetually overwhelmed, yet still passionate and caring deeply about the well being of the patient.

[Mapletime]

Walked in on two of my ER docs watching this video and cackling, one of them is the epitome of burnout and is constantly biking to work. You really know your audience.

[raptornomad]

Lmao at the coke. Visited a college friend who is now an ER resident and the only things I saw in his fridge is coke and booze.

[mrs.lilymason]

Incredible how relatable your skits are to non doctors as well

[PrinceRehLeh]

"Right after you order a lab work up but before any of the results come back"....Sooo true 😂

[SageVK]

My wife works with a doctor who (while not an E.R. doc) lives in his truck, and alternates between multiple towns so he can rock climb and presumably other stuff. The dude basically just seems to work and exercise.

[alexh]

As the wife of a radiology resident, thank you ER docs for ensuring that there is a constant demand for Rads moonlighting to read all those 3:00 am CT’s.

[veevee]

Unfortunately, an ED physician I grew up with struggled with drug diversion as a result of his burnout and chronic pain. After multiple attempts to get and stay sober, including a stint in Urgent Care to try to cut back on stress, he finally completed suicide after being told he would not be allowed back at work.

RIP, Dr. H. The whole system gleefully failed you, patients, and all other staff.

[MrDanbarbs]

My wife and I are obsessed with your videos. I’m a doc in Australia and despite the differences in our training, it’s incredible how much our experiences seem to overlap. Patagonia vest and cargo pants 😂

[prongs]

This is getting better and better. Sharp. Socially aware. Self aware. Meta. My kinda stuff. I'll get addicted like this.

[kategressy]

Dear Dr G. I cannot thank you enough for providing me with brief minutes of levity watching your intelligent, funny and amazingly precise social commentary on medicine and surgery. I am a pulm/cc doc and needless to say, there are very few if any moments in my professional life at this time that can be considered as nice or funny. Thank you for being honest and since I am not on Twitter, youtube is the only avenue I can enjoy this amazing art.

[kathleenannmodina-angue]

As an ED physician, I can confirm the accuracy of carrying granola bars, IV meds, and dread of missing a diagnosis! THE TRUTH OF IT ALL.

Thank you for the spot on roast, Dr. G!