Day in the Life of a Doctor: LAST CALL SHIFT of Residency

Join me for a day in the life of a doctor as I complete my last call shift of residency! On this call shift, I'm covering the rheumatology pager and I can get called into the hospital any time from Friday night to Monday morning. It makes for a very unpredictable weekend!!

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[daniel_norred]

I’ve been watching you throughout your whole residency journey! Glad to see your transition from resident to attending!

[nitahill]

I've followed you throughout your entire journey. What a magnificent journey it's been. From the first video where you nervously wondered how you would introduce yourself to your patients to this video of a strong and confident doctor! Congratulations on your most fascinating, frustrating, and SUCCESSFUL expedition through the life of a physician. My most heartfelt congratulations and well earned admiration. You have done well grasshopper.

[oriirae]

I work at a hospital switchboard and I'm the one who has to announce the code blues, rapid responses, and call doctors to respond to emergencies around the hospital. I wish all of our doctors were as responsive and polite as you are on the phone😅 Some doctors are so sweet on the phone and I'm relieved when I see they're on call. Others I dread calling because they're so grumpy and snappy🙃 Even when calling for emergencies like a code blue, so many doctors are "K, bye" and hang up. You answer so politely and say "Ok, thank you, I'm on my way." So polite 10/10

[CoopMauKona]

Congrats! You're an amazing role model for people. Even though you didn't study pre-med, you can choose any path as long as you're humble, patient and determined.

[ginna]

Still have memories of "I'm Siobhan, a third year medical resident."

[abijitalvissnustudent]

I have been watching you for 3 years now and you have inspired me to be a doctor when I grow up and work really hard. Right now I am in school, and I admire how you don't care how late you get paged but immediately get it sorted. Congratulations for your transition from residence to attending.

[wheelz]

Getting to share your journey with you has been exciting I'm so proud of you for all your hard work

[pagingdoctormegan]

I start my first day of medical school tomorrow! Your videos helped keep me positive through undergrad and the MCAT. Congrats on completing residency; that’s an amazing accomplishment! I am guessing that you need steel-toed boots because you are participating in industrial medicine?!

[bethany]

Congrats on your last call shift of residency!! You are an amazing doctor and have been such an inspiration! ❤️

[kahli]

Congratulations!! When I first starting watching your videos, I was still a university student not knowing at all what I wanted to do! But I knew that your videos inspired me, and I wanted so badly to work in frontline health care. So, I decided to do a Social Work degree and now I am a medical social worker! I absolutely love working in health care, in a hospital and with patients. So thank you for helping me find my career too!! It's so wonderful to reflect on years ago having no idea about all these things you meant and now I do! I even share the pager trauma 😅 Good luck with the next stage of your career/life! 😄

[deejeshsubramanian]

So nice to see you again Siobhan! I’m been following your journey for a few years and can’t believe you are becoming an attending you’re going to do great! You are a huge inspiration for me and I can’t wait to see what you do next! 😀

[allyhind]

Congrats Siobhan! I have followed you for many years. You’ve really influenced my journey as an allied health professional. You are extremely inspiring. All the best with the next journey, I’ll be right here with you 😃

[RandyMullis]

You are an inspiration! I’m proud of you, Siobhan. And the future is bright!

[irishrose]

Congratulations. It's been 5 years holy cow. I remember when you started. This pandemic has made things crazy a lot has happened. When you showed the imaging I knew uh oh. I got the virus in January and a month later ended up with AFIB. Currently awaiting ablation surgery in September. Exhausted all the time thanks to my condition and my meds. Eliquis, Metropropol and Amidarone. That didn't even help put me back into NSR. I will be glad to be hopefully back to normal as much as I can be at least.
Good luck on your next journey Siobhan.

[maddygreene]

This is a big inspiration for me because I was stuck between becoming a vet or a doctor and watching your videos has reminded me of ALL the amazing reasons to be a doctor. Thank you for the amazing content and unintentional guidance

[cmc]

Returning the pager for the last time was amazing. I snapped a photo as I dropped it off in celebration! But I still jump when I hear a loud double/triple beep when I go about regular life nowadays. I think that's going to stick for years!

[Taywanee]

What an incredible journey this has been! I have loved watching you grow and become more confident throughout the past few years. All of your patients are so lucky ❤️

[oliviamiller]

Congratulations! I've been following you for a while now, so very proud of you! And I hope you are proud of yourself! You're going to be one of the doctors that make a difference in so many lives. I can't wait to see what's next in store for you! Good luck!

[JaspahD]

I've been watching you through your whole residency and I'm so happy you've finally achieved what you dreamed of excited to see what the future holds for you and your content

[camilamonteirogarcia]

Im a medical student in Argentina. Ive bien following your journey and it’s also great that i Understand every year more and more, specially now that im seeing patients in the hospital. I Love your videos and im super proud of you! I hope to be a great doctor like you some day💕