DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR: CARDIOLOGY

Join me for a day in the life of a doctor during my cardiology rotation! See the cardiac critical care unit, join the medical team for rounds, and listen to discussions about patient care. Plus you will get to see real heart ultrasounds and angiogram images of the heart blood vessels!

THANK YOU to the nurses, pharmacist and medical team for participating in the video. And a special thank you to the patients who allowed us to share their medical images - your generosity and desire to educate/help others means so much!

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[southerngirljess]

I love that all the doctors are cool with being filmed, so nice to see the whole aspect. I love this video in particular because of you showing the rounds and describing the details. Continue to be safe up there and thank you for all your hard work! ❤️

[emma_bee]

I can literally hear the smile in your voice when you say "third year medical resident" 😂😂

[rosepetal]

I honestly love how she takes the time to film her colleagues and friends and they're totally fine with it too, it makes it easier to understand what life as a doctor in a specific field is like and it makes it so much more educational and entertaining. I look forward to these videos all the time

[jeanetteraichel]

You're a great doctor. The kind that everyone wants to have. You care, you're compassionate, and respectful

[davidp]

I was wondering when you would post again. Heroes, all of you. Stay safe, and thank you!

[thestargazingnurse]

Not entirely related, but I passed the NCLEX-RN, and will be graduating nursing school in the next couple weeks! I’m so excited to join a team similar to the one you showed here.

[dailydoseofmedicinee]

As a med student it is educative for me.

[Carpincho]

the emotion that she has when presents himself in the intro, is the prove of a person who is really happy in life

[DrAdnan]

I’m always surprised they let you record openly in the hospital, but I love that they do!

[maryxoxo]

As a graduated cardiology/electrophysiology patient I just want to say thank you and we love you ❤ ... nothing that I've ever felt in life even comes close to the gratitude I feel when I think about the conditions I've been cured from !

[bryanfernandez]

I started watching your videos when I was in high school, now I'm on my 2nd semester of med school
You are an inspiration to me and my friends!
Greetings from Mexico

[ThatMedic]

Crazy how medicine is so similar around the world - May seem obvious but still boggles my mind everytime haha ! 💪🏽💪🏽

[An__-]

That was so educational! I appreciate these looks behind the curtain. It makes the hospital environment seem less intimidating and gives me more of a sense of ease that people are working as a team and slipping through the cracks may not be as easy/likely as I feared.

[leshee]

I have so much appreciation for anyone in the medical field, but especially anyone within a cardiac unit. my dad had a double bypass in 2018 and it was the most stressful time of my life (my house burned down 3 days later 😔). he was treated at Kaiser here in CA and the entire staff was so helpful and kind. they stayed patient with me and my sister and didn't seem bothered by our millions of questions. thank you for genuinely caring about humans! stay safe 💕💕

[oxnyxws]

I really enjoyed this video. It's great to see the Canadian health care system doing what it's designed to do provide the best possible care. Thank-you to your co-workers and teams mates! It's very interested to see the system working together as a whole.

[davidburman]

Thanks for doing this ! Loved the tour of the General. I'm 69 yrs old have had 2 M.I.'s one at 56 and one at 66. Total of 3 stents. I just can't say enough about the excellent care I received during my experiences. The best part is Dr. Ainsworth is my cardiologist ! I feel fourtunate to have such a sincere and caring proffessional helping me.
Thanks to the General....all the staff ....and Dr. Ainsworth I doing very very well. I and my family are forever grateful.

[rebeccastein]

She sounds so happy all the time I love ittt

[josymarie]

The comparison with the normal heart was so interesting. Thank you for that!

[sharmishthadutta]

One of the best medical vlogs I have ever seen.
-Love and Regards, Resident Doctor from India.

[bigscout]

Wow....3rd year. Can't believe how time flies. I remember when you were saying 'first year' . Awesome to see you again. Stay safe and look forward to seeing you again. p.s. how's the boyfriend doing