6 Signs You’ll Be a Great Doctor

Are you interested in becoming a doctor? If you can identify with these six characteristics, chances are that you'll be a phenomenal future physician.

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00:36 - Resilience
02:32 - Adaptability
04:18 - Confident but Humble
05:44 - Emotional Intelligence
07:09 - Compassion
07:59 - Work Ethic

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00:36 - Resilience
02:32 - Adaptability
04:18 - Confident but Humble
05:44 - Emotional Intelligence
07:09 - Compassion
07:59 - Work Ethic

[IrvinLep]

If you have those 6 traits you will be great at pretty much any job

[malikaalibdat]

My doctor once told me the best doctors are the best listeners.

[betvehj]

Let’s attract this, we will be a great doctor someday. Heads up future doctors! ❤️

[gorgeousss]

I really want to be a heart surgeon or a cardiologist I hope I come back after 5 years and read this while I’m in medical school so wish me luck😭😭

[lizb]

I don't know if this is of any relevance to any of you young and upcoming doctors.
I was a nurse, ( am retired now at 74 years of age), but when I first went into training school; the tutor said to us, right from the word GO! Never think of yourselves as just a student. Start already NOW to think of yourselves as fully fledged nurses, making your own decisions, and carrying them out with confidence. This'll teach you to think for yourself, and analyse yout actions, and reactions, but if you get stuck! That's what the facultyvis for, to teach, instruct and encourage you to move forward every day.
I found that very helpful, and kept me motivated, when the road became too rough, and uphill in places, and that kept me going.

[WWTormentor]

As a physician I enjoy your videos. They are truthful and insightful. Keep up the great work. I just wanted to share something with you and your followers.

When I first started my practice back in 2004 I covered my walls with all my diplomas and certificates. I soon realized that people really don’t care about what school I went to or where I did my residency training or how many honors I’ve received. What they wanted to know was how compassionate I was about their condition and if I was willing to listen to them. My patients know me as the “joke doctor”. Because I always start every visit by telling them a new joke. It takes away their anxiety and helps them to relax and trust in my ability to help them. Through the years I have created such strong bonds with my patients that I have been invited to hundreds of weddings, birthday, christenings, and other family events of my patients. To them I’m not just their doctor but their friend. It’s the small things that matter. Every patient that I do surgery on I make sure to call them the next day to see how they are doing. It only takes a few minutes of my time but means a great deal to them.

[cornae]

You are born for this
You are a real hero
You help people
You give your life for helping other people
YOU ARE THE BEST

[SlowClaps]

3rd year med student here! Honestly never thought id be this close to finishing med proper but wow that went by fast. Awesome video as always, thanks for always reminding me why I went down this path and to never give up!

[foryou]

If I could make it into medical school, you could as well.

[DrHarrietBaayeh]

I am in my final year of medical school and I agree, it's not about how much you can memorize, but about how you interact with people. Working on this everyday

[pavitara]

My heart was pounding before watching this video because I want to become a doctor and wanted this video to be relatable

[makenzie]

I am currently a high school senior and wanting to go into the medical field. This channel has widen my sense of what I am going to face and helped me understand what I would need to do going further in this study. I have Crohns and just seeing someone with similar problem has helped me in the sense of giving me the confidence of I can do this. It’s a long road ahead but I’m slightly more ready after watching many of these channel’s videos.

[DOCTORB]

i will be doctor in 2026 insha Allah by Allah grace

[zodiacolovers]

me, a 13 yo girl with average grades after watching greys anatomy: "ok im pretty much good to go!"

[xrpbay]

This was so encouraging. I was starting to feel down about this whole journey but you just reminded me that I can do this and that I’ll be great if I just keep going. Thank you so much! 😇

[stevejohargy]

I don't want to be like any regular doctor. But I want to change the world in the medical field

[Daniel-txvt]

I got to really change some of my habits to build that work ethic, procrastination and a regular sleep schedule is something I struggle with, Luckily I really spent this summer trying to stay In a routine and cleaning up my checklist everyday as long as getting to bed by 11pm. Just as way to practice for the coming school year. I still think I have a ways to go, but I've become far better with time management and not procrastinating in the last 3 months.

[howtomedicate]

Sign 1: resilience
Sign 2: adaptability
Sign 3: confident but humble
Sign 4: emotional intelligence
Sign 5: compassion
Sign 6: work ethic

[rubybobbable]

I'm about to go into my 3rd year of med school and exams are driving me insane, I really needed this video ❤️