Mistakes I Made After My Residency

[@augiedougie6487]

I love how honest and vulnerable you're with your journey. It is rare to find people like that, especially in your field of work for majority of them, are highly egotistic and prideful individuals...not all of them of course ;) Keep sharing your journey, please. Some of us find inspiration​ in it.

[@drbuckparker]

So glad you like the videos I will keep making them for you guys!

[@cortezthornton4263]

yeah These Videos Is Cool To Watch I Have Allot Of Questions And U Seem To No Them All .Thanks Man Plzz Don't Stop With These Vidoes Bro Your Awesome 👌

[@PH-xw1ri]

Best KZbin doc out there. Love the NO BS approach, doc. Subscribed.

[@lolbrothers4259]

"I put one of the guys out of business" lol wat a baws

[@michaelmathis1315]

Dude I just found this guy, SOO happy he is here talking the way he does, acting like he does cuz this is ME to the T! Im a nurse practitioner and i feel like we always have to be so prim and proper when in reality I talk like this guy! Love it man!!

[@Nono-jf5bc]

We perfer the straight up truth from you again we pay for your work

[@greatestever.8177]

michael Mathis we

[@emmac3644]

Never been to a party in my life but if Dr Buck says I’m a party person I am irrevocably so 😎

[@emmajohnson1744]

I love your honesty and perspective. Really wishing you the best. It seems that you are really working hard and wanting to offer your best for your patients.

[@drbuckparker]

thank you so much!

[@michaelolson3351]

Dr. Buck, thank you so much for yet another AWESOME AF video! You educate, inspire, and entertain all at once. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your videos. I am trying my best to get to medical school and General/trauma/surgical critical care are some areas I am really interested in. Keep on being super boss!

[@drbuckparker]

Awesome Michael so glad you like the videos! Keep at it and don't give up! Let me know if I can help!

[@thomascampbell4432]

Yeah, same, I'm about to start my undergrad degree in biology and biochemistry, and i hope to get into medical school and then go on to be a trauma surgeon.

[@melissaj4469]

Wow, I seriously admire you for all this! I love how you speak with such expertise. I'm in school to become a lawyer (obviously very different), but you definitely still inspire me!

[@kcmn0089]

I love how candid your videos are

[@Punisher210234]

I rarely every comment on any videos. But I can't get over how much I can relate you. Your honesty, humbleness and care as a physician really shows on your channel. You are an amazing person please continue to do these videos. Just subscribed!

[@VoraManav]

Thanks for constantly making these videos, it helps and are fun to watch.

[@100penguins]

Great advice, appreciate your honesty and it is sad about the reality. Glad you keep an upbeat attitude ! Keep it up!

[@ThatMedic]

great work- im a UK doctor tryna figure out the US system

[@bighands69]

The UK system is a completely government run health system. The US is a collection of states and the city systems. The US system would be more free market than the UK system. The distance from New York to Los Angeles is further than London to Moscow. Some US counties are bigger than Wales. This is the reason why the US system is more complex and diverse than the UK system and layered on top of that is the private marketplace healthcare. The US system is a melting pot while the UK is more of a controlled system.

[@Athandatu]

Thanks for making this video. I haven’t seen anyone bring up this topic which I find absolutely necessary so we can have a better idea of what the job outlook as well as working conditions and options available out there

[@maureenmasara2483]

Bless ur heart your such an inspiration to many of us .Thanks for sharing your invaluable experience

[@aleximd9244]

WHEN YOU TALK IS JUST MY MIRROR IMAGE OF MY LIFE!lOVE U MAN

[@okidokidoc]

Really appreciate this, Doctor Buck! God bless!

[@Xavieous1]

Great insight, see i've heard before and some new stuff which is helpful. You also reminded me why I would never go into surgery, some of the hours you worked was insane. Blagh. But asuch as I want to do locums after residency, this reminds me to take a few years in a practice to learn.

[@MS-37]

I can’t believe how much they work doctors! 12 hours 5 days a week

[@claudioagmfilho]

Hi, I am from RECIFE in Brasil, South America, what great vid, can’t wait to hear your other videos...

[@salsacardone]

What are your thoughts on going into radiology, or radiologists in general? I actually work in medical imaging now and I really like it. I'm taking a non-traditional route. Just graduated with my undergrad and doing prerequisites right now. Im hoping to apply in 2019.

[@drbuckparker]

Radiology is a fantastic specialty. Great money, well respected (I respect and really enjoy working with most radiologists) and I think it’s really fun. Only bad part is you are in a dark room all day everyday.

[@salsacardone]

Haha. Thanks for your input! I'm actually ok with the dark room thing. Love your videos by the way.

[@shivanishastri4285]

Thanks for asking this question. Radiology is definitely something I need to consider

[@kostas_wellknown4519]

Can i ask something doctor parker?can a general surgeon operate a guy his spine ?have you ever did that or always it has to be neurosurgeon?

[@joshuadandrea8154]

Do you have a video that talks about the med school you went to and everything else

[@lubagrigor9112]

This guy lol. How did he get through all this fire, )) Much Love))

[@basedlukashenko5249]

няшечка

[@valeo6820]

For sure : right after residency young surgeons are good at almost nothing and they are destined to make DAILY mistakes for many years to come.They need to be acutely aware of it. Also their patients MUST be informed about their lack of experience and all the risks associated with it. They do need lees time devoted to skiing and / or other outdoor facilities...... They need to be humble. Very few of them are. Unfortunately.

[@kifropu]

Greetings Dr.Buck, once again thank you very much for your videos. Does it really matter the institution at which one finishes his/her residency, for fellowship prospects?

[@drbuckparker]

thanks for the q. yes absolutely depending if the fellowship is in demand. for instance trauma is not really in demand so it's easier to get a critical care fellowship....but it's harder to get that fellowship at a "more prestigious" institution. so the better the residency the easier it is to get the fellowship at the institution and location that you want. almost exactly like high school going into college, or college going into med school

[@jaelperna3572]

Where does Orthopaedics surgeon work at after residency??

[@HelloMoto_]

just wondering, did you work with Dr. Bibliowitz here in Orlando?

[@revanuruharshini5196]

Hi sir, if u could will u pls share the information regarding neurosurgery residency and opportunities.

[@ast1848]

great video!

[@kaylynnhoward6311]

So how much is your study hack course. All the different prices on your website are confusing me... is it 297/yr or 97x 12 month payments??

[@mike112693]

what the hell did you do between private practice and emcare? just locums?

[@andrewhart7430]

Shout out to the S L C

[@woodskier]

Buck Parker PI , yeah we seen that before,,my secretary Wanda, stop by and see the new 4th floor receptionist, Luna

[@chandlerferguson8668]

Dr Buck what hospital did you work for in salt lake city? I live in northern utah you made do a double take when you said it ha

[@hugguhead]

this was helpful

[@angelinaberberian3214]

3:48 man, you're so funny hahaha.

[@jordans1917]

Wow Orlando? That's amazing! I'm only an hour a way. Maybe I'll see you one day!

[@ambervandenburg4380]

I may have missed this, but did you follow your residency with a fellowship? If not, do you suggest doing so?

[@drbuckparker]

i did not. i would recommend it:)

[@Hrshsngh_19]

Do u have exams during and residency and is it really hard to pass those exams?

[@drbuckparker]

we do have exams. Ours is called the "American Board of Surgery In Training Examination" or ABSITE. It's every January.

[@isaacajohnson4772]

Wdym you made nothing. Like break even? Like not what you're worth?

[@coolso0oz]

thanks

[@veronikapalmiste4168]

From the minute 7 starts the real deal

[@averystuart6486]

What car do you drive?

[@SK-mr6ov]

Avery Stuart Porsche gt3

[@Rainbowofthefallen]

💜

[@allergy_doctor_]

From India, same BS

[@nightowls7324]

Someone please punch me in the face so I can go see this tasty morsel.

[@rondierice4922]

So Americans are paying sky-high medical cost, for Doctors who "have been up all night" doing surgeries ?!?

[@SK-mr6ov]

Rondie Rice when your in the operating room your specifically focused on that task dumbass and surgeries sometimes last hours and they have to get stamina dumbasss. Also if they didn’t work as much many people wouldn’t be getting treated quick enough dumbass. You have no critical thinking skills and are a dumbass lmao

[@DoctorSpicy]

If you’re married, get a divorce before the end of your residency. Sage advice.

[@hehidypaulino3358]

CANTDOANYTHINGABOUTIT why?

[@joejoejohnson8207]

It seems like drs ares trying to find a decent paying job..

[@1MinuteFlipDoc]

..does Salt Lake City measure up, for finding talented ladies? Are they up tight? (I bet the would get with you and try to lock you down. ha!)

[@ishaganguli6079]

he's so beautiful

[@0ddSavant]

Dude, man (I mean Doctor), you gotta edit. 1st revision is draft minus 10%. Make an outline of what you're going to say and stay on topic. I'm the same way in conversation, but not in performance. We're coming here to get your thoughts on a specific subject. Be mindful of our time and make concise points. You're doing fine, just keep at it.

[@michaelmeier8909]

Who are ''we''? You're speaking for ''us''? Personally I enjoy hearing him talking. Are you like looking for statistics? The way he talks also conveys information or how he feels about certain things and some of ''us'' like that too.

[@0ddSavant]

@Michael My god, your grammar is atrocious. It looks like you’re asking to know for whom I speak, or why I feel my criticism is justified. I have a background in editing and recording performances, and I minored in English in college. I responded to Dr. Parker’s request for feedback in lieu of a thumb down (I would not have ‘Thumbs Down’, I’m just saying his request was for feedback). Dr. Parker has mentioned several times his desire to get view & subscribership up for his videos & concise title/description matching closely to what is presented is strongly correlated to increased viewership, likes, & subscribers. TL;DR - I responded to what he asked for with something I’m good at. Why, pray tell, are you taking personal offense of, or introducing yourself into, a situation for which your presence can offer no improvement?

[@michaelmeier8909]

@@0ddSavant I love how how hard you're trying to sound smart go away you fking virgin overlord no one cares

[@Nono-jf5bc]

Dude you are only proving me point about drs using me as a Ginny pig please get more education and keep getting it and dr should be like lawyers 30min to see if you can take care of me to my standards not yours and grow thick skin people in pain don't have any patience with your attitude with us and i send drs back to school for not doing anything for me but drugs but will make sure I bring me dr cookies so he can get me healthy