73 Questions with an OB/GYN Resident | ND MD

Welcome to 73 Questions with ND MD. This video series highlights different medical specialties to give you a better idea of what it is like in the life of a full time attending or resident physician...and now healthcare professional students of various healthcare careers or programs! On this episode, Dr. Bullard, an OB/GYN (Obstetrics and Gynecology) chief resident physician, talks about her path through medical school and what YOU need to know about the lifestyle of a OB/GYN resident. Listen to the candid advice, passion, and joyful attitude that makes Dr. Bullard an incredible physician and new mother, but most importantly, a great inspiration to those looking to go into the uniquely rewarding field specialty of OB/GYN. Thank you Dr. Bullard for your time and for giving us a look into the life of an OB/GYN resident doctor!

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[NDMD]

TJ gets the award for the best supporting role of the 73Q Series

[ElizabethRutkowski]

She's a great doctor and saw me in the OB ER when she was very pregnant herself! Thanks for your awesome care and TJ could not be more adorbs! ♥️

[princillaminkah]

Love seeing a Black woman physician! Black maternal health is so important. And TJ is a rockstar, just like his mom! :)

[paigelewis]

As a daughter who’s mom is a social worker, she works her ass off and fights for her patients everyday. Thank you❤️

[xoxoamazingful]

I could listen to her talk all day, I like how she's so clear and concise while still be entertaining. Also she didn't say umm a single time!

[aqualife]

She answered the questions very well, she's well rounded and mature

[Anoldaccount]

Lil TJ knocked out like he had a long day at work 😂😂💕 and omg I love seeing black American doctors, it’s so inspirational.

[latericacain]

As a future Physician who wants to specialize in OB/GYN I thank you. She has giving me so much hope and little trinkets that I don't think she even realizes. I wish I could connect with her to just get advice. I am glad I stumbled on your channel I love what you are doing with the questions and you get straight to the point. Great job keep the videos coming!

[selinamontoya]

Finally! I’ve been waiting for a doctor to say they appreciate the nurses and social workers on their care team. Truly shows what an amazing doctor she is :)

[alley]

That is the cutest baby ever! It's really nice to see WOC

[_DeanHolt]

Minority population's inherent mistrust in the medical establishment is absolutely a major barrier to healthcare, as well social workers are a pivotal bridge between patients and physicians to be able to receive equitable and timely treatment for any disease. Dr. Bullard raised two absolutely cogent points.

[toleenghosheh]

I love that you didn’t ask her questions like “how do you balance being a mom and a doctor”😭😭

[lexywithay]

Just started medical school last week! ☺️ Not sure what specialty I’m interested in but seeing this representation makes me happy.

[justinmarkgamba]

I am really waiting for 73 questions with a psychiatrist

[terrencesmith]

I love her social worker answer. I was in the ER a few weeks ago and got to see the social worker at work. They really do make wonders happen.

[LStottmann]

She’s so brilliant and professional sounding. And her baby falling asleep mid dinner is So precious!!! lol

[Sheba_]

She’s so pretty and that baby is so not fussy.

[jillianmartin]

As someone who is working to enter the field of Women’s health at a Nursing level, I love to see passionate women entering the field. We need people who want to advocate for women and offer the most informed and diverse array of care to meet all women’s needs. This girl is a rockstar!

[OMGRaquelLee]

Omg she shouted out the social worker! Finally appreciated !!

[anissawatkins]

Loving that a black female is shown in a positive light. Especially in these times. And T.J. is an amazing baby and so cute!! I hope this is seen by lots of people.