6 EASIEST Doctor Specialties | Least Competitive Residency Programs

These are the 6 least competitive specialties to match into for residency. Do any of these surprise you? Let us know your thoughts with a comment below!

TIME STAMPS:
01:12 - Family Medicine
02:36 - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
04:06 - Anesthesiology
05:29 - Pediatrics
06:45 - Psychiatry
08:08 - Emergency Medicine

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[shaunasanderson]

I would love to take a short quiz to find out which medical field is right for me! There's too many options!

[DrAdnan]

I’m surprised about anesthesiology and emergency med. They used to be really competitive.

[friend]

*If you think you're not smart enough to become a doctor, think again.*

Everyone starts out the same: helpless sacks of meat, knowing nothing except how to breathe, drink, and sleep. Not everyone is destined to be a doctor, but don't let "I'm too dumb" be the ONLY reason you have for not pursuing a medical career you're interested in. Actually, this goes for any career.

Have a good day, fellow internet stranger friend :)

[jacky]

1. Family Medicine
2. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
3. Anaesthesiology
4. Paediatrics
5. Psychiatry
6. Emergency Medicine

[goldenknowledge]

Used to like neurosurgery because the complexity, but fell in love with family medicine after seeing the doctors. Highly inspirational seeing how they care for and know their patients

[selenakyle]

Heck yes! Future anesthesiologist, here! This just made my day.

[doctorkracko]

I worked at an emergency department for a few months and can agree that abdominal pain and chest pain are a huge chunk of the patients that come. The next closest problem is probably headache.

[trbstang]

My daughter is going into emergency medicine, and her husband in internal medicine. She loves the fast pace and variety of cases she had during her rotations. Plus the shift work schedule will come in very handy when she decides to become a mom, she thinks. Great info! Thanks.

[rishavghosal]

Hey Kevin, can you make a video on Psychiatry? I would really like to learn more about this field. Love your videos! :)

[OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro]

Thanks for covering this, Dr.Jubbal. To me, this is one of the MOST informative med-school based channels on YouTube.

[geraldocharles]

The best channel I know ! Congratulations to the team !

[desmadness]

I find it really cool how you framed not choosing pediatrics as a "challenge you wouldn't be excited to take on for the rest of your life."

There are some specialties I was interested in, but I now wonder if I only like them because of the supposedly easy lifestyle. This vid reminded me that every specialty has it's stressors and that I should think deeply about what challenges I'd love to face every day--thanks Dr. J!

[locumjobsonline]

This is some great info! These might not be competitive, but they're still fulfilling!!

[inextrikable-]

Do a most fun doctor specialties video

[djfxnnn]

Love your videos straightforward and honest

[nto]

A successful and coherent atmosphere in the OR requires that Surgeon and Anesthesiologist are at equal ground, there is no "second in command". There are two different roles here and one cannot do their work without the other. An Anesthesiologist needs to be comfortable taking charge of a patient when $*** hits the fan during a case and also to be the patient's advocate when deciding on the risks of surgery + anesthesia. Of course, my bias as an Anesthesiologist and probably Dr. Jubbal's bias having been on the surgical side. Teamwork.

[marimargaret]

Psychiatry dream here I come! Thank you for the wonderful video ☺️

[educatedguess]

i have doctors throughout my family, including one psychiatrist (other side is all engineers lol) i want to study psychiatry in medical school, glad to see that you guys talked about it for a little more insight. Thanks!

[eugenenguyen]

I hope one day you guys will make a video on "so you want to be a thoracic surgeon". Keep up the good work! Your videos are what I come to when procrastination is there.

[hopekellner]

I would love to have a video on medical oncology like a day in the life or anything.