ENT Surgeon Interview | Otolaryngology Doctor Day in the life, Ear Nose Throat Surgery Lifestyle

[@DrAdnan]

TIMESTAMPS 00:21 What is ENT / otolaryngology / facial head and neck surgery? 00:35 Why did you choose the ENT specialty? 00:48 What are the most common cases you see in a day as an otolaryngologist? 01:31 Crossover between ENT and other surgery specialties 02:03 What is your typical day / work hours like (+ weekly changes)? 03:03 Is ENT good for work-life balance and scheduling nonclinical activities? 04:06 employment types / practice settings for ENT doctors + benefits (private, big groups, etc.) 05:50 What are the most challenging and rewarding aspects of ENT? 07:25 Are there certain personality types best for ENT? 08:27 How to match into a good ENT residency? 10:43 Was it more challenging going into ENT as a DO / osteopathic doctor & do you use OMM (osteopathic manipulative medicine / techniques) with patients? 12:12 Existing DO vs MD bias and residency merge 13:14 How has medicine changed since you started and what future changes do you see? 16:00 How well are ENT physicians compensated and how can you maximize your income in ENT? 17:20 How can we become good doctors?

[@lazerbut]

You ask really good questions and practically hit everything I wanted to know. Good job, man! I'm trying to pick between specialties and this really helps a lot.

[@DrAdnan]

Hiran Perera Thank you!! I’m so happy it helped!

[@eliasdavidreyes8611]

These guy seems really chill, I would love to work with him. Greta interview, Thank you!

[@DrAdnan]

He definitely was. No problem, thanks for watching!

[@naileusmile2293]

i dunno why youre so underrated! Your videos r so quality !

[@DrAdnan]

Thanks so much- that means a lot!

[@lisamorrison4636]

Just finished my ENT rotation and it made my top 3 list of specialties to pursue after med school. Loved this video and loved ENT!

[@DrAdnan]

I love how diverse the cases are on ENT, and the lifestyle can be great even though it’s a well compensated surgical specialty. Thanks for watching!

[@AdamTaghavi1]

bro you're the truth! I love your channel, keep up the great work, i'm hoping your channel really blows up!

[@DrAdnan]

Hamburger Juice Thanks so much for everything, I appreciate it 🙏

[@serge9259]

Thank you so much for this. I' had been looking for this answers the whole year :)

[@DrAdnan]

No problem- I’m happy it helped!

[@raschied2929]

Great stuff Adnan! Thank you Dr. Centric for sharing your insights.

[@DrAdnan]

Thanks for watching!

[@eliettesoler9858]

Thank you for the video, this is just the information I was hoping to find.

[@DrAdnan]

I’m happy to help!

[@liddu2337]

Thanks Adnan, I really appreciate your videos!!!

[@DrAdnan]

No problem, thank you for watching!

[@thegrandwizard33]

anther great one. that do question was spot on.

[@DrAdnan]

thegrandwizard33 Thank you!

[@carlettagoodrichmann1513]

Great evaluation of your specialty area. Communicated WELL. THANK YOU

[@DrAdnan]

No problem, I’m so happy you found the interview beneficial! Thank you for watching!

[@abdullahyusuf190]

With ENT being such an academic field is it common for medical students/residents to delay residency in order to have a focused research year? Thanks again future Dr.A

[@DrAdnan]

Abdullah Yusuf I know some med students who are planning to apply to ENT who are or who have taken a research year in med school because of that and also because it’s so competitive to match into nowadays and many pubs are often expected. Thanks for watching!

[@Yash-em2qm]

Nice work ... But Do you keep your hair like that or they a naturally that way ?

[@DrAdnan]

Thanks, and I naturally have wavy/curly hair, yes

[@omarsajjad349]

What's good G! Could you do an interview with an ID doc sometime?

[@DrAdnan]

Sup dude! I have one coming up, but Dr. D does some as well I believe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWfCipt9l5yCd9U

[@theevablessfamily6307]

Love the interview you did great

[@DrAdnan]

Thank you! 🙏

[@moonrice555]

Ask them what they are doing to treat Empty Nose Syndrome. I had sinus surgery and the surgery caused Atrophic Rhinitis (Empty Nose Syndrome) which means that I barely feel air in my sinuses now. It basically feels like suffocating. It is a horrible condition. 😎😎😎

[@DrAdnan]

Sorry you’re going through that. It sounds very difficult :(

[@rd2071]

Turbinate reductions are currently an organ mutilation fad. More reports of empty nose syndrome are surfacing. Its only a matter of time when these baseless surgeries will become extinct.

[@moelocal]

Neuro interventional radiologist interview, if possible, please

[@DrAdnan]

Ill work on it!

[@moelocal]

Thank you 💪🏽

[@DrAdnan]

Np!

[@andrespatino8509]

It is difficult to do the ophthalmology residency for foreigners, is it possible? Or is it very complicated

[@DrAdnan]

ANDRES Patiño it is very, very difficult to match into that residency as an IMG, but possible.

[@fynnsvideos]

Great video! I always see you commenting everywhere haha. Please try to get a neurologist on if possible :) Thanks!

[@DrAdnan]

MedFynn Thank you! Yeah, I’m on KZbin a looot. I’ll work on it!

[@moonrice555]

@@DrAdnan Ask the ents what they are doing to treat Empty Nose Syndrome.

[@vigneshkrishnaswamy193]

Thank you for this. Can you interview a radiation oncologist, if possible?

[@DrAdnan]

No problem, thanks for watching! I’ve been working on it, but it’s been difficult to schedule- I’ll keep trying!

[@davidlakhter]

awesome!

[@DrAdnan]

Thank you!!

[@blackshadow-xr1me]

Please do a interview with a cardiothoracic surgeon also a transplant surgeon

[@DrAdnan]

Heart surgeon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmbYnYeBiLBnm8k Transplant surgeon: working on it

[@leonardocruz3392]

Please future med school student here. Surgery is my dream! Just deciding on what specialty.

[@echosembiring5376]

You are my type

[@DrAdnan]

lol thanks

[@Shameless_Papist]

Are ents plastic surgeons?

[@DrAdnan]

they do a lot of plastic surgery, and sometimes for head and neck cases there’s overlap in the scope of practice (and ent or plastics can both do the case)