Day in the Life of a Doctor: the student becomes the teacher (ft. shoulder injection)

[@tiamurphy2366]

It’s crazy seeing you go from being a student to teaching a student. Crazy I’ve been following you for so long!

[@jojotheFrog]

Ne too

[@SapphireSage964]

Same wow I’m so proud of you you have progressed so quickly

[@meluvfriends]

Yes!! My brain still fills in that shes a resident lol Im still surprised hearing her say shes a specialist! You rock DOCTOR Siobhan ❤

[@jenniferaustin6778]

Same here!

[@brierenaud1734]

I was just expecting to hear “first year medical resident” in the intro, can’t believe I’ve been here this long!

[@thisgirllovesliampayne8835]

As soon as you said you’re a attending physician I started to tear up I have been watching you since your 1st day of residency. So proud of everything you have been through and happy to be part of your journey.

[@TheStuport]

Emily was so very lucky to land you as a teacher Siobhan...AND We Fans are so lucky to have landed you and your Mark as our Personal KZbin Doctors! 🤣 Getting ever closer to the 💥ONE MILLION SUBCRIBER GOLD PLAQUE💥 Stay Safe and Keep Strutting Everyone in the Violin MD Community!

[@JasonB808]

Silver Plaque is for 500,000 subscribers. Large Gold Plaque is for 1 million

[@TheStuport]

@@JasonB808 I shall "fix " my Doh! Appreciate your help and your classy manner! Cheers Murican

[@CJR-lx4el]

Nice comment. Her channel is amazing. Love her and Mark.

[@Lucas-by5yu]

It’s crazy knowing I currently work on some of the floors you did placements and continue to work at. I’m a 3rd year nursing student and you’re a huge inspiration! Been watching you since the very beginning. I have also worked with many of the staff shown in your videos; such as Dr. Michelle on B3! Always curious as to if I will ever see you in the halls someday. Keep up the great work!

[@jeremywilson7164]

I seen her and her husband on 3C awhile ago but I was too nervous to say anything and I didn't know if it was professional

[@johnkodhek]

Oh to be Emily as a med student! So lucky to learn with such enthusiasm

[@MMrunner2]

Hats off to these healthcare heroes who tirelessly embrace their roles as both learners and educators. This video not only educates but also resonates emotionally, reminding us of the profound impact that doctors have on individuals and communities alike.

[@waterbottle910]

Hi, I just want you to know that you’re amazing and an amazing teacher. The student is so lucky to have you as her attending. Medical field is so toxic and I would love to work with a doctor like you as a nurse. I hope you don’t ever change.

[@caltor196]

Really amazing how you took the time to teach and to get to know your student. I wish all preceptors shared your enthusiasm and approach to learning!!

[@MsStina84]

That's how work life at an university hospital works, you're taught by somene senior to you and with each step you take up the ranks it continues to work like that. Med students are taught by junior residents who are taught by fellows who are taught by attending physicians. Or like in this case.

[@concert.lover.13]

It's so cool seeing you teach! You're a natural. Those students are very lucky to have such an enthusiastic supervisor :)

[@sterlingteall3462]

As a Pre-Med student who is aspiring to be an M.D., your videos are very inspiring and motivational for me. Thank you for sharing your life as a Doctor with us.

[@LittleMonster6887]

Another doctor or two to check out watching is Dr Erin Nance and Dr Betsy Grunch. Very interesting ladies.

[@theglen1834]

It’s amazing how comfortable you made Emily feel and throughout the video she progressively became more confident with the camera. I chuckled when I heard the word “enthusiastic” and thinking Siobhan you are the Queen of Enthusiasm ma’am! Great video

[@ruthvanmackelenberg9034]

You’re a good teacher! I’m trained primary school teacher and I loved your approach and support for your student. She’s also a great doctor! Thanks for sharing

[@floodlime8620]

Thank you for being a teacher! You are doing such important work 💙

[@samjones4327]

Hey what's up Dr. Siobhan!! It's great to see you! Thanks for another awesome day in the life! I think you're an awesome teacher, as you allowed Emily to diagnose and recommend treatment for that patient. Very Cool! Shout out to Mark for being a patient hubby and great catch by Emily on the methotrexate! Well it was great seeing you and I look forward to the next medical adventure! As usual, be well, be safe and Cheers!!!

[@julie9785]

Love your content,especially your teaching. Your personality is so upbeat,and authentic. Always enjoy seeing your hubby also. Your student was also very capable.

[@carebear802]

This is just crazy you going from being a student, to a doctor, to teaching. Wow! Congrats

[@ReineDeLaSeine14]

I remember when you were a student and a resident!!! I’m so happy you became a rheumatologist

[@miss-megative2683]

I’ve been following you since the beginning, it’s so wonderful to see you blossom and thrive as a physician! ❤️

[@laurensmith0912]

LOVE how nice and helpful you are to the medical student. I’m a nursing student and I’m scared about the “nurses eat there young” saying.

[@fredkrissman6527]

If only EVERYONE had a teacher as sweet&kind as MsVmd!

[@BeautyMonster1000]

I loved getting the opportunity to see you teach a medical student because I ended up learning a lot as well. That's one of the main reasons I watch your videos. I'm not in the medical field but I've always had a strong interest in learning things surrounding that field and your videos help me do that, especially when you make videos with other people that you're teaching or working with on certain days.

[@CFLPN91]

I've been following you for almost 4 years, and I am so happy to see you come so far!

[@too_tired_for_this]

Teaching is absolutely the best! It’s so rewarding and exciting

[@amberlightsss]

As an oncology nurse/ FNP student, as soon as you said she started a new medication for RA, I automatically thought the pancytopenia was due to the immunosuppressive medication! Love to see how far my critical thinking has come. Thank you for being such a great teacher!! Love your videos

[@thatolepheana]

I love your chemistry with Emily 🎉 Can't wait to be a med - student! Currently in 10th Grade

[@brianhornak5937]

Thank you for caring for others so well

[@imogenoliver]

I love your teaching style how your encouraging her but not telling her everything all at once, letting her lead a little bit and just being kind. That’s the kind of teacher I want if I end up going into medicine ☺️.

[@myrtlepfister4613]

I loved seeing you with a student....you rock ! Emily rocks !

[@chrissss.g]

Absolutely adore these videos! Love your work Siobhan. I’m a medical student in Australia and your videos are so motivating and inspire me to consider a career in internal medicine! :)

[@thatolepheana]

This was beautiful, thank you so much for sharing a part of your life with us Doc🎉

[@VegetarianTrex]

I actually used ABC/DEFG at work the day after I saw this! I work in a small animal emergency vet and remembered to pull out our glucometer as I was setting up for a stat. Its amazing how much overlap there is between vet and human medicine even with all the differences!

[@Tacoyoshi4659]

You are amazing, thank you so much for everything you do for everybody!!!

[@soonmeekim930]

I’ve had a bunch of those shoulder joint injections as well as spinal injections into my cervical and lumbar spine. They hurt like hell , but with physical therapy, really help the pain

[@sarac8284]

Another fascinating medical story u shared with us! I absolutely love these kind of videos u make...I've said this before. Ur storytelling and teaching are top notch!!! It's addicting! I scroll for more hoping I missed a new video of urs lol. Can't wait for more!!! Thank u so much for sharing & as always teaching us too oxoxox

[@fabiann.martinez1223]

Loved loved loved this video, definitely eases my mind a little bit of how the physician to med student encounters will be. Love your videos ❤️ hi from PR

[@XSemperIdem5]

I guessed it correctly. Thought the patient was taking a dose that was too high but wow, daily dose of what's supposed to be a weekly dose. On the topic of medication instructions confusion, I've never forgotten an episode of ER where a patient didn't understand English so when they read "once a day" on the bottle, to them it was "11 a day" when read in Spanish.

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

For a risky drug like methotrexate, shouldn't the pharmacist talk to the patient to make sure they understand the dosage schedule and the risks? Or did that happen in this case, and the patient didn't understand? I was impressed by how Emily got to the bottom of the problem. It required some outside-the-box thinking.

[@katebarraclough3137]

In Australia, we usually get fact sheets and the pharmacist will briefly go over it too

[@Angeltelron]

I'm guessing the patient misunderstood the directions or mixed up the doseage schedule with another drug. You wouldn't believe the amount of times that happened when I worked in a pharmacy

[@susan2120]

When I was on it, I had friends telling me I must have heard the doctor wrong. If I was in that much pain, why was I only taking my medication once a week... I tend to listen to my doctor not my inexperienced friends!

[@LaraA55]

@@katebarraclough3137 Correct. I go over it with them many, many times, highlight it on the bottle and even write the directions for the patient

[@LaraA55]

As a pharmacist, I do and even write out the information for them , repeating it many, many times.

[@princessforprince6126]

Keep posting, I love watching your videos. You are a very humble person together with your husband.

[@xirisx1988]

Wishing Emily all de best with her getting to be a doctor.

[@TheSimArchitect]

Congratulations on another achievement! Thanks for sharing!

[@Miranda.19]

I love ur videos so much they inspire me so much! I want to be a psychologist that works in Canadian hospitals so it’s intresting to see from ur channel on how everyone works together ❤

[@meritbartels]

It was so nice to see a "A day in the life" video again. The medical mysteries are cool but it would be cool to see more of those hospital work days again as well (if possible next to your job). Your openness and curiosity are such an inspiration, thanks for doing this! :)

[@violetlefae7902]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us! I love your videos!

[@thestudytimelapse]

You’re my favorite colleague doctor as well as KZbinr. I always love your videos. Thanks Siobhan for sharing your daily life.

[@maddystafford8236]

I really love videos like this. Thanks for sharing. I am a special education teacher, and have always been interested in medicine for some reason. I just watch your videos for fun. Thanks for sharing always.

[@sunriselotus]

Emily is so brilliant and your teaching is so amazing!! You are an inspiration to medicine teachers!!! I love your channel it is so inspiring!!!!!!

[@kentleyself4600]

I’ve been watching you since the beginning of your residency when I was younger. Now you are a specialist and I’m in nursing school 🥲

[@smmargret6300]

Please keep these vds coming. Absolutely love them. So entertaining, yet informative..p.s. I loved HouseMD as well.

[@colonbrd761]

Great video Doctor.i always enjoy watching all your videos.they are so great,we can learn alot about our health from all your videos.

[@sgreen0000]

Siobhan, you are a great teacher! I love your videos. 👏👏❤️👍

[@annawarriorgacha]

Hi! I love your videos. I guess I wanna say I wanna be a nurse one day! I don’t know what field or anything yet, but that’s what my key interest is in. Your videos are an inspiration and I absolutely love them

[@stephanieoregan]

You are such a wonderful teacher!

[@CurlyGirlChey]

Im a 3rd year med student and I wished I could rotate with you! Youre so cool and such a great teacher. I feel like id learn so much from you; I already do on KZbin! Dont forget about us med students; It would be great to have a "how I aced my rotations" video

[@caseysiwajek2192]

I love your videos you are such a enthusiastic person and about your job and teaching . ❤

[@amandamiller5049]

It's so weird to hear specialist rather than "second-year internal medicine resident!" You are so inspiring! I've enjoyed watching you grow over these past 4-5 years! You are amazing!

[@debbriggs5811]

Your both lucky. She has the best teacher and you have a great student. 😊

[@SEthroughoureyes]

Your videos are always so informative and so interesting! Loved this one! It was fun to watch!!

[@anthonyhoffmann543]

Living vicariously through your shine!

[@lovedfriend2020]

It's much nicer to see you in the hospital vs doing home talks.

[@junnananas]

I really like that you turn the camera off for the most vital/urgent parts and instead use reenactments. It shows that you care more about the patients than content unlike some other influencer doctors who straight up film emergencies happening...

[@jmiller7471]

U are the nicest doc ive ever seen. Wish i was in Canada. I have bad arthritis in my l4 l5 annd s1 disk are flat. I have it in my hands, fingers, left knee, ankles. Worry my mom has ra. I dont want that, so far mine is from old injuries. I love your channel and how u treat everyone around you. Make me be more positive.

[@AvengedKittyLP]

I remember watching these videos when I first started working at my new job. Next year, I am going to study to be a paramedic. Time is a scary thing.

[@jaylynbutler7015]

Thank you SO MUCH for the needle warning ⚠️ ❤ it’s appreciated

[@trishab2147]

It was just a needle

[@southhillfarm2795]

Thanks for an excellent episode. For some reason this one was especially enjoyable for me.

[@adriellynascimento2333]

Omg! As a medical student in BR, I think ut was a wonderful day for Emily.

[@Fangshuifarttheory]

I'm starting my 5th year rounds this july and boy oh isn't it a dream to have this kinda of doctor as a mentor 😭, you're so cool and kind and educative.!!

[@LaraA55]

@Violin MD OMG, about the Methotrexate. 😱As a pharmacist, I go over the directions a few times with the patient to make sure they understand how to take it, highlight the direction on the bottle, as well when to take their folic acid. I even write out the instructions on a piece of paper as I have this fear that the patient still will take it incorrectly. I can relate to what you said about having a student /intern following you around...so worth it in teaching but at the same time, you have to catch up on your own work. All your students will do brilliantly as I can see how encouraging you are.🤗

[@jennhudd77]

That’s so great. I used to take methotrexate and my pharmacist (at the time) never said a word to me about it.

[@LaraA55]

​@@jennhudd77 Thank you so much 🤗 Wow...I counsel on every single medication, whether it is simple like an antibiotic or complex.

[@erbear204]

wow id love to have you as my teacher! youre so smart and compassionate and so sweet❤

[@pamogle488]

Good to see you. I realize I could have graduated from med school in the length of time I watched you! Are you in a place permanently now or still traveling?

[@escandaloso9052]

love your videosss! and im sure you´re an amazing teacher

[@stormchaserjoe]

Wow! Well done Emily! Great video!

[@mathboy1066]

Yay, great to watch you at work!

[@SpoonieEtte]

YAY New video! Hope you're having a great weekend, Siobhan.

[@mymch-c3x]

You inspire me so much ❤

[@zacharyleduc7255]

Such a cool video! Congrats to Emily!

[@ktar7189]

Siobhan oh how I missed you my favorite doctor hope you have a good day and weekend love your friend kyle

[@Kchick92]

Full circle moment and a new chapter unfolds. The student now becomes the teacher.

[@infin1ty850]

In the US we use those pneumatic tube systems at pretty much every pharmacy and bank. They were always my favorite when I was growing up.

[@kelleysigler9759]

Always look forward to your videos!!

[@Tourettes0]

i would totally watch Emily’s channel if she started one!!

[@parkerjon29]

I am an ER attending, 3 years out of residency. When I was a 2nd and 3rd year resident we did 1-2 24h shifts per month were we had possession of an SUV with EMS/Resuscitation equipment and we would go out to any Code Blues or major traumas or other EMS calls that they requested. It made for a good experience, except I never slept during those shifts because I was always worried I would need to get up and leave and I am not in a good place when I wake up from sleeping! It made me very comfortable running codes and calling codes.

[@ryanmilanovic7480]

It's not uncommon in continental Europe for an emergency doctor to show up to a life/limb call in a specially equipped Audi/Volvo.

[@abhimanyugupta8942]

Love the videos Doc! Please bring more videos!!

[@Jefuslives]

When I was on methotrexate, it was a weekly injection done in the office, and a blood test EVERY month.

[@daviethemusicman2885]

Both you and Emily are very beautiful ladies with beautiful smiles!

[@ashhadaslam1365]

Your videos give realistic experiences of rotations

[@trishab2147]

Emily looks shy but she's confident when she talks medicine

[@MelodySham]

My favorite youtube channel ❤

[@darlenecarter7859]

I absolutely HATE for students to try a procedure on me. I'm a Senior and they try to talk baby talk while hurting the he'll out of ya...love your videos. Thank you

[@ganaabishek1483]

Med students are gifted to have you as their teacher

[@charlenechua6073]

Happy Saturday Full circle of student becoming a teacher, then back student

[@nickchammass]

Hey Siobhan! I know you did your residency at McMaster university, did you also do your MD program there or did you do it somewhere else? Love your videos!

[@robertivanski3830]

I’ve been in the hospital west Lincoln and now st joes for 15 months. It’s getting real depressing. I wish you were my doctor

[@Lhiwnes7279]

Love watching your videos

[@susan2120]

Having been on Methotrexate years ago, as soon as mouth sores we mentioned i yelled "Folic acid!" I remember those days way too well.

[@AiALiCiOUS]

You always seem so happy. What do you do to keep yourself in a positive state of mind? ❤

[@wannabetrucker7475]

Send the tube BACK to the pharmacy!! 😊😊 Sorry, had a flashback of having to page the floors for more tubes.....❤❤

[@lindadoerr7919]

Are you still playing your violin? Does Mark also play an instrument? I've been following your blog since your Internship. As a 40+ year RN , it would have been an honor to work with you! Your colleagues and patients are very fortunate.

[@MsStina84]

There's a video on this channel of both of them and other medical personnel playing the violin. Siobhan and Mark first got introduced to each other because they are both violinists.

[@lindadoerr7919]

@@MsStina84 Thanks.

[@MohamedKuna]

i enjoyed this video plz continue making more videos like this one

[@AlEndo01]

What a lucky medical student. And yes, students slow us down, but they make things more rewarding. And Emily the student seems to have the same, organized medical thought processes as her current teacher Siobhan. Either we create new doctors in our own image, or by emulating us, they become our clones. Students/residents/fellows become our "intellectual offspring" in a way. This is an absolutely wonderful episode. The next step for Violin MD is when she overhears her former students using her own phrases and concepts in teaching her grand-students.

[@pneaman]

REAL medicine-music to my ears!

[@CajunReaper95]

It’s Amat to see a doctor reviewing a ct and seeing the doctor worry that something worse might show up then to be relieved to see it’s clear it shows that doctors are humans with emotions and worry!