Pros and Cons and Salaries in Freelancing career- Anesthesiology

[@ravindrasp1948]

Thank you so much Dr Dheeraj sir and Dr Arun ...its very helpfull for new upcomers choosing freelancing as a option ...it looks Dr Arun s very clever ,skilfull and confident

[@rakshithareddy2106]

Thank you Dr.Arun this was very insightful, it gives a clearer understanding of the pros and cons of freelancing anesthesiology, thank you Dheeraj sir for this wonderful video, it has brought clarity and expanded my career options after UG. All the best for the future endeavours Dr. Arun 🎉

[@Its_me_ur_m]

Looks like Dr Arun is young and energetic to do freelancing. Can it be sustained as u become a senior or have a family!

[@rashmijalihal-n8o]

“Your dedication to your craft is truly admirable ,Love how you break it down in simple terms.Easy to understand Thanks Dr Arun and All the best for your future endeavours.

[@ujvalraj242]

👏👏Dr.Arun Anesthesiologist....Big Fan

[@boomboystv3412]

Hi sir, with the rise in number of anaesthesiologists, we are indirectly slaves to surgeons isn’t it.. I heard from my friend’s dad that, as anaesthesiologist if you refuse any case even for valid reasons and risks, the corporate setups just replace you with an anaesthesiologist who is willing to take that risk. So basically we as anaesthesiologist are forced to do cases or end up being replaced. How true is this?

[@DheerajMasapu]

Doing high risk cases is one of the ways you differentiate your self. I recommend doing high risk cases if its going to benefit the pt in terms of outcome. Avoid giving Anesthesia if a reversible factor is there and there are chances you can optimise the pt before surgery.

[@jayanthchotu]

Good work dr Arun. Best wishes. We will play chess next time we meet.

[@nikhilr.p1609]

Very insightful and helpful Sir. Thank you for the guidance just before counselling.I request you to please make the video of " best DnB hospitals in Bangalore" available to all Sir. Right now it's for members only :(

[@bhaavanaporeddy7999]

Sir what about endocrinology?

[@Shiva_kumar007]

Great Arun

[@Tanya12-j5y]

Sir it's that too busy in anesthesia in corporate hospital??? Without super speciality also

[@gopalakrishnan6283]

Sir can you tell us best drnb critical care medicine hospitals in Tamil Nadu

[@dhananjaymante1828]

Sir plzz make videos on family medicine plzz

[@MrSpan20]

Free lancing kit. Should come out from you sir

[@DheerajMasapu]

Sure, I will do.

[@nitindoc123]

Long term this is not sustainable..one case will spoil ur career and mental peace..this is good for risk takers and adrenaline junkies

[@shruthiv7618]

Sir is there a thing that surgeons prefer male anaesthetist then female anaesthetists in free lancing ??

[@NarayanaRao-sd3nj]

Skill and compatibility. No gender.

[@shruthiv7618]

Ok sir thank you

[@FreakGUY-007]

​@@shruthiv7618 Isn't the case that anesthesia people are mostly females?

[@drhope7522]

It's purely based on the availability! Males are being called because they will be available more! If you can be available during emergency cases, then surgeons will definitely call you!​@@shruthiv7618

[@shruthiv7618]

@@FreakGUY-007 ha sir

[@drrajshekhar84]

Dr Arun... earning upto 2 lacs in 2 to 3 years is fine ... But after that growing to 3 to 4 lacs per month is not at all easy .. u may have to work beyond 12 hours .. Job security in free lancing is v v bad ...bcos of increasing number of Anaes ppl Freedom is absolutely not there ...bcos its absolutely surgeon dependant.. always