168 Hours ON CALL - Life of a DOCTOR

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ON CALL as a Doctor... You saw my video in which I filmed an entire 96 hours straight on call. This time around, I upped the game a little bit. I was on call for 7 straight days...aka 168 hours straight!! Hope you all enjoy following me along on this crazy journey that is Interventional Radiology Fellowship!
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[@2008PS3]

Legend has it he’s still on call

[@trippieblue9207]

Residents should make way more money for the ridiculous amount of hours they work

[@emmadespa5871]

and i thought a ten hour school day was hard

[@josephbates9352]

This should never be allowed to occur in any workplace. Especially a medical profession. This is why doctors have issues with mental health. Yet no one wants to change anything.

[@lalalynnsey]

And here I am, stiff and dead tired after 3 back to back 12 hour shifts as a nurse (which are never just 12, they’re more like 14s 😩), while you truck through 7 days of it. I tip my scrub cap to you, doc! Now get some rest, eat good food, and prepare your soul for the next week ahead. Thank you for all you do!

[@arelibernal1961]

Wow that’s a lot. It is evident that you’re a dedicated doctor!!

[@jamesboone2729]

Even though I’m just a pre med, I’m getting a bartender set to master the cocktails for the future

[@sunflowers_n_coffee]

When we say be kind to doctors this is why. We go through so much and stress a lot just to make sure u recover.

[@RsNutella]

I have much respect for you, but I am wondering if it's dangerous not only for your health in long term but for errors while giving diagnostic due to extreme fatigue?

[@cristinamesquita1558]

there was a nurse in my state that killed her patient by administering the wrong medication to him while he was admitted because she had no sleep for 3 days straight I can't imagine how you feel

[@m16guy209]

Legend has it he’s still sleeping after he stopped his call shift

[@Marybringsgoodnews]

You can literally see the progression throughout the week. I served in the military and long hours with calls in the middle of the night and walking into the middle of situations is all too familiar. Gotta do what you gotta do. It’s just the nature of it all. You’re covered by the grace of God at that point to still even greet coworkers and really explain things to others.

[@iankiwalabye9472]

Just remembering my 12 hour shifts on call with a busy OR board during my time as an anaesthetic registrar (in your case fellowship) and how broken I was post call. My mind is just boggled at how your hospital administrators would think doing 168 hours straight is safe for both you and the patients you treat.

[@deborahdavison7162]

I can never again complain of having a busy week after watching this! Thank you for your hard work and looking after those in need!

[@WhereIsTheBourbon]

Seems a bit dangerous.

[@Radictor44]

Well, just finished watching the vid... you looked absolutely knackered mid way through, I do not know where you summon the energy from! I'm guessing your usual morning routine aids the support here and helps you get into some kind of "regular" back to back routine for these types of weeks. Was interesting to watch, keep up the great work!

[@jei3170]

Been waiting for this!! And pls keep safe :))

[@drkriseliza]

These videos make me so effing grateful I work in Australia!! We're never on call this long without relief. Good on you!

[@ranranj1245]

Dr. C , this type video was good. I got to see how your mood changed from the beginning of the call to the end. I can see that you do indeed love your job. You were just tired but not upset or annoyed. I hope to be in the same exact position as you in a few years. Rads is where it’s at. Thanks for the vids

[@nikkirimlinger1285]

You are a rockstar for making it through! It seriously is all worth it in the end - that’s what I keep telling myself. I just graduated undergrad and will be applying to med school next summer!