What are the different types of doctors? Specialties in Medicine!

Medicine is really broad! In this video, I go over some of the more common specialties and explain what they do and how they treat their patient. Hope you find it useful!

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[sofiata]

Anyone else paused the video at 0.27 to see all the different specialties? Loool never even heard of many of them. Jamie, video suggestion: uncommon specialties in medicine. Thanks for all your amazing videos

[beansmisterbeans]

Examples using Grey’s anatomy? Looovvveed it!!

[Yujinstwin]

I’m in high school currently, and I’m going into the medicine field! This video helped me a lot on trying to figure out what type of doctor I want to be in the future, thank you!

[jacksonharvin]

I am a high school junior pursuing a career in emergency medicine. Wanted to thank you for showing your journey and being so inspiring!

[RenannCabanez]

Awesome!!! i'm a med student too but in Brazil, it surprises me how different the path to becoming a physician in both counties is! Here, after high school, we get right into med school for 6 year, which the last 2 of them is called internship, where we switch from one to another of the 5 big specialties (surgery, OB-Gyn, Pediatrics, family/community medicine and internal medicine). After graduation, we can apply to residency, so usually there are direct access specialities like general surgery, neurosurgery, neurology, pediatrics, etc (2 to 5 years) and indirect access specialities, for exemple, general surgery is required to apply to cardiothoracic surgery (3 extra years) or pediatric surgery (2+). By the way, i intent to apply to general surgery residency, but i'm still a third year med student, got a lot of time to decide lol. Congrats Jamie, your content is great!

[SP-dvms]

Only 15 years left until I become a cardiothoracic anesthesiologist in the navy

[DrAdnan]

I wish we had more exposure to a lot more specialties in med school. There’s so many good ones out there imo that aren’t part of the several big ones. Nice overview!

[abrahansalas]

I'm still in my junior year of high school but I'm already thinking of going into either neurosurgery or cardiothoracic surgery

[laurahoskins]

Your smile after saying emergency medicine just made my day. It’s what I am looking forward to as well, and I’m so happy to see someone who is devoted to helping those having their worst day. ✌️

[mxxpower]

Not becoming a doctor but i’m in College to become a Paramedic! ^_^

[evetoocool]

i’ve been wanting to become a doctor ever since preschool! i’m in 9th grade of high school and still do! thing is i don’t know what doctor. so this was very helpful! thanks! 💓

[juliokrankenhaus]

Idk why i love your voice, it´s so calm it makes me less anxious, and you are súper pretty!

[savagesavage]

I think the most interesting is Emergency medicine and psychiatrist

[NurseLiz]

This was a great breakdown!! Especially getting to see what you can specialize in after your residency. For programs like emergency medicine, does it just depend on the program for the length?(3 vs 4) years?

[Ash-vlph]

Hey! Please tell us about neurology and neurosyrgery!!

[luluha]

I'm in my final year of Pediatric Residency (wish me luck!) and I always use the same words you used in describing Pediatrics; its internal medicine for infants and children 😂

Anyone wants to ask about pediatrics in general you are welcome ✌🏼

[albertandrei]

I cannot wait Ms.Jamie to be my md student inspo as I go through my college life in the medical field. I'm so glad that I have discovered you here in youtube, I guess you were a miracle for me because you've just popped up on my tl. Thank you for inspiring us! :)

[justarandomgal]

Aww! You did not talk about PM&R. I think it is underrated. For those of you that don't know, these doctors manage patients that are going through rehab to restore their function. They work closely with physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists etc to get patients to the highest level of independence as possible.

[candaceabernathy]

OMG those *LIGHTS* in the background awwh >.<

[doc_Q_]

Family medicine sounds like General practice in the Uk. Still deciding between GP and Obs &Gynae 👌🏼