3 Things You Need To Do Before Residency

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Congrats to everyone who's finishing up Medical School... and now it's time to start Residency. Medical School is long and gruelling and now Residency comes with its own unique challenges. In this video I outline 3 important things you need to know before getting started. I wish you all the best of luck!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:10 - Personal Finance
07:37 - Studying
11:15 - Self-Care

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[kevinjubbalmd]

🩺🎓 Future residents: how are you feeling about the approaching residency era? 💭
💼 Current residents: How has your experience been so far? What challenges have you faced, and what surprising moments have you encountered during your residency journey?

[geoffreymaibohm]

Kevin, another good video, I am 51 and starting medical school this Fall. I definitely recommend that you do a video for younger folks about retirement planning. Years fly by, I can assure you, and if I had not saved properly I would not be going to medical school and/or still have a retirement date in mind notwithstanding going to medical school.

[tao]

Thanks Kevin! I'm starting a residency in Internal Medicine at a pretty tough program so this was a very timely video.

[andym]

Hey Kevin, love your content. Would you please do a video on saving money and tax advantages of that. I would love learning more about that. Thank you.

[keisha]

Please can you do a video or collab with a person that went from FNP to MD? I’m thinking of going back but I’m dreading starting school over and the major pay cut when I have a family.

[aweisen]

1:26 Dave is exactly what so many people need until they get it figured out. Which is just what Kevin is probably going to say.

[jennifersimone]

Hey Dr. Jubbal,

Thanks for putting out great content. In your video you mentioned you were aiming for a pass on step 3 with a lesser competitive fellowship down the road.
I’m a Canadian med student and I plan to write the USMLE exams with the intention of remaining open to fellowships in the US. Given that I would be writing the USMLE for fellowship purposes and not for residency match, would you be able to weigh in on how much a competitive score matters? Or what kinds of fellowships would be considered more competitive? We don’t use test scores for anything here in Canada beyond MCAT it’s truly all pass/fail so it’s tough for me to envision how much the USMLE score itself will matter for fellowships.

[JahnviBarot]

Finally first' one to comment 🥳 in your videos 😍

[skirmisher]

Memm for USMLE sounds like a good idea. But what incentive do people have to pay for it over the free and tested AnKing deck?

[davids]

I thought all med student loans were unsubsidized and you have interest accumulating day one?

[kassandrapane]

In Russia, we Residents still pay school fees and they don't pay doctors

[TinaOnEarth]

I'd love to see an investing/retirement savings video! I'm still so lost as I just got a high yield savings account at 30 years old.