what a fascinating interview

I hate EM. Can’t convince me that entire specialty can’t and won’t be replaced by nurses. Really great at calling other doctors to report symptoms. You can get by without knowing much. Just shotgun every test and scan then call the relevant specialist according to the positive results

I have very high respect for doctors like cardiothoracic surgeons, but I’m sorry, a psychiatrist who moves into big pharma? If you knew of the tremendous harm these people cause you would realise how yuck this interview is.

“It seemed really nice to be able to have someone in front of you and potentially fix them.” What a mindset; To be grateful to have the opportunity to serve and realize the impact it has on someone’s life. Thank you, Doc! May Allah bless you.

They're taking the hobbits to Isenberg

I rotated with a female endourologist and she was so talented and intelligent

You should go back and do endocrinology.

BEST EPISODE OF THIS CHANNEL. CONGRATS, FANTASTIC EPISODE. DO MORE PATHOLOGY VIDEOS :D

im on my 5th-day of starting Escitalopram-after being on Citalopram for 8-months. so this is very interesting for me. THANKS.

Taboo topic indeed❤❤❤

Where you go to school is more important than what...

I also don't want the microcosm😂😂

Very helpful helpful video ❤❤

Very humble and honest interview . Need more of this to show the humane side that not everyone is perfect. Good interview .

She has a website?

internal medicine is the worst specialty

Yikes. I don't like elitism and I cringed at some of the discussion around schools and the very direct question whether it was worthwhile attending a second tier school. Like the father, I attended a Russell Group university (English version of Ivy League). The university has retained its legal name University of Geographical Location, but colloquially known as Geo Location University. Big difference... It sounds like the father did not employ behavioural based interviewing which can decrease hiring poor/unethical/ performers. Knowing the son has quit medicine, hearing this interview makes one wonder if he was preparing to leave at the time of recording.

Here is my PROBLEM. Surgeons are trained to CUT. They are Carpenters of the Medical World- and they can be amazing at that skill. It is a big stretch however when they come on and try to give lifestyle advice. They probably sat for about 4 hours of Nutrition education. Many Cardio MD's I know are not fit themselves. This country clearly needs to focus on prevention and not just treatment. There is no money in that however so healthcare industrial complex works in concert with fast food, processed food, etc., to make us sick very intentionally. Then they profit massively off of pretending to care- to treat us for ungodly amounts of money. This should be a crime. It's literally like the Devil saying, let me help you with that. Soulless. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3ikqKSpl82jhqcsi=nMO9P3U81IcVTqYo&t=45 My friend owned McDonalds. He was heavily incentivized to sell burgers, fries and shakes and huge sodas. He made 500% profit on those items. On healthier things like salads and water, etc., he lost money. It is all intentional. It's also the system. Ironically many doctors like to think they are helping people. Some do, in acute cases but it never had to get to that point. The really smart Docs know what is going on. NO effort is made towards prevention. They blame the people and their choices and lifestyle but ignore that the cards are stacked against them in the US and they are massively profiting from the evil system. I am wrong you say? Ok, then why does JAPAN have the lowest rate of Heart Disease? It is because of their system. They are not very intentionally being made sick with every meal. Same with France, S. Korea, Hong-Kong. Stats don't lie.

Protect this guy at all costs

Ask your dad about the horrific potential side effect of SSRI's called PSSD. Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction. They can essentially castrate you (man or woman) permanently. kzbin.infoxYehLdEaxTw

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Female urologist？Crazy😂

Nice talk.

please have another interview together💗❤️‍🔥🔥

what a wonderful interview❤its true some experts were made for patient care🔥though now the system burns that out and then there are some into the puzzle of medicine🔥yes🤩this feild caters to an archtype ,nowadays so many more non clinical paths

This was such a good channel, and I watched many videos from it - and loved them. The Jefferson faculties and residents were so high caliber and generous with their time. Unfortunately, the residency program ruined it all.

Amazing insight on a fascinating career

She’s so sexyyyyy

As a first year going through it… this was very very good breath of fresh air. Love that it gets harder, but harder for good reason. You find passion, and align your purpose = find joy in what you do. What an amazing pod

he called it... or rather... you listened to his advice on quitting med

Could changing gear is inheritable？😂/Just kidding！I love what you have been doing，and appreciating you indeed·

Very, very interesting discussion and guest.

This is a very interesting subject and guest

Fantastic interview! Dr. Okusanya is so charismatic, I could’ve listened to you guys talk for hours

you gotta finish 5 years of G surge residency. then.. you do like 3-4 years of more fellowship... it is insane.

all of the G Surgery residents were going into a fellowship. the field of surgery is very specified.

What a great gentleman, hope he will not burn out too soon and his enthusiasm, momentum keeps him going, hallelujah!

Attending life is different from resident life and it’s not necessarily better.

“Is the juice worth the squeeze?”

probably diversity hire, they like these black pieces of shit, I wonder how many people he already killed by being inompetent

Fy🎉😅🎉😅ru

What an amazing lady. So real and raw. I'm a MD too but she's the real deal, a doctor's doctor.

and now he is gone?

i feel like i could listen to her talk for an entire day HMMM idk why HMM

Wow. His passion and motivation is infectious! What a gift to have people like him who are so knowledgeable and skilled, and equally passionate and invested in helping patients. You also can tell how much he enjoys teaching and mentoring others. Loved loved loved this episode!

The profession KILLED legendary neurosurgeon Derek Sheppherd (RIP).

Excellent video. Great guest. Thank you RS , MD, FRCS Canada

This professor of surgery knows his limits and is extremely well qualified

Finally got around to checking this channel. These tips were riveting! I definitely believe people need to put more effort into developing a stronger sense of self… a lot of these other issues wouldn’t manifest if a person put more energy into their personal development.

Ohhh my goodness!!!! This podcast is such a gem. Being there on my watch later list for almost a year, now I feel so so happy that I actually watched it. Such a perfect talk it is. Dr. Okusanya is truly an inspiration. Applying this year for general surgery residency and been in an academic institute doing a clinical rotation, the things I felt is what he spoke with such a great compassion. He's journey to self-actualization is really really great. A perfect podcast. I did not even notice how quickly I was at the end of the podcast. Thank you Zach for bringing this out for us.