How to Round as a Hospital Intern

One of the skills that can be difficult to get used to and master during your intern year is how to round effectively and efficiently. In this video I share my experience as an intern and offer some tips & tricks as well as my overall flow with rounding. I hope this video helps all you interns or soon to be interns become comfortable with rounding! Please share your own tips and tricks for rounding in the comments below!

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*No sponsorships were paid at the time this video was made** This video is in no way supported by my institution or employer. Each hospital has different set up that may not be the same as my own hospital. This video is merely intended to show an example of what call can be like. No duty hour violations were made in the making of this video. For patient safety and HIPAA regulations, no patient procedures or information was used or filmed in this video.

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[karthikadevi]

You are so good at presenting info!! Wow

[rnhim]

I'll have to bookmark this for later, like 4 yrs later lol

[PringleandCheese]

Not an intern but a Resident Medical Officer. This is super, super helpful!!

[JanelleMontano]

Thanks for this. Im an intern as well in the Philippines but we're doing online learning now because of COVID. Cant wait to go back to the hospital 🥺

[cynthiaavila]

Thank you so much my OS instructor invited me to the hospital this week and I don’t want to be caught off guard thank you 🙏

[whaledunk]

Awesome vid! In the future, it’d be awesome if you could make a video on the different types of procedures you do on a day to day basis (of course you’d probably have to leverage diagrams to avoid HIPPA violations) Besides that keep up the awesome work! You’re really an inspiration

[halaallafi]

This is the video I didn’t know I needed ! Thank you Rola for this amazing advice

[abrarr]

The simplest and to the point Vid I go through regarding intern needed tips, thanks Rola and stay safe 💜. Suggest Future Vid ^time management - skills development- friends and family communication- free time activities ^

[injlakhan]

Hey I’m omfs resident from Pakistan !! LOVED YOUR CONTENT . So relatable!!
If you share like study schedule, books for omfs residency, patient dealing and case studies that would be of great help!!

[stefanmalek]

Thanks for the helpful tips! I was wondering if you could make a video on how nurse practitioners and physician assistants help you throughout the day to day hospital life, I feel like a lot of people still don’t know their roles and where they stand in healthcare ❤️

[Velisabeth]

I aspire to be like you so much. Thanks for the video!

[Abomeyd]

This is truly very helpful thank you so much.

[Abomeyd]

vid suggestion: How to balance residency with a relationship?

[Marina-jwsg]

Do you need to study during intern year? If so then how do you do it, which resources and what topics, and best way to study?

[sylubbsu]

Just found your video 🥰 you are such a pretty doctor! I’m a new grad respiratory therapy and I found this very helpful as well. Do you work closely with RTs?

[adelaidecope]

How much time do you typically have to do this? I’m still in high school but super curious about the medical field :))

[billrussell]

I'll be needing this video 8 years from now! Haha 😄 Thank you. I have one question Dr. Rola, do you have any advice for a pre-dental student. Like how to stay on top of things and such. Thanks!

[leanmscllatin]

Ugh!!!! My judgment of this book cover was on point. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[dhairyamistry]

Maam can you please reply me regarding physiotherapy department in your hospital maam plz maam will be waiting! Would be really happy if I get to know the answer maam! And really thank you maam for the reply which you gave!🤗