How to Ace Your Neurosurgery Residency Interview

[@CT-ls4jx]

I’ve seen 8 neurosurgeons. Only one has ever mentioned his family, it was his daughter and she’s also a neurosurgeon. 😂

[@rafaelhq975]

Probably because she was not his daughter anymore, she was just a colleague 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tina06019]

@@rafaelhq975 She was not just his daughter anymore, she was now a colleague.

[@lukasmuller1274]

So, neurosurgery is passed down?

[@ZanderSabbag]

I guess that was the only way to get in touch with her father. Well, either that or developing a brain tumor. I'm surprised she went with the more taxing one.

[@lujaynmigdadi]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aishapm6708]

"Are you married? For now." I like how confident he sounds in his future.

[@Batman_94]

*of

[@Myuunium]

@A CV Yes it is.

[@sidms]

@A CV yup bc a lot of neurosurg for some reason always end up getting divorced, unmarried or have had way too many times get married, this is at least true in the hospital I work in.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@sidms how about other medical specialties?

[@sin3358]

@@sidms that's interesting. Is it because they're so busy they cannot attend to their partners? Although I've a feeling that other fields also may absolutely lack the time but they can still manage. So it's prob a mix of no time and being insensitive 😂

[@ludmilamaiolini6811]

I once met a neurosurgeon whose son felt very happy when he was told he was sick and needed to go to the hospital, because he thought he would see his father…

[@HighLevelPlayer]

Poor kid.

[@0doublezero0]

RIP Work-life balance...

[@ee-hd2is]

😫

[@amityislandchum]

That's depressing as fuck.

[@freethinkeralways]

@@0doublezero0 R u kidding? There s no word life in neurosurgery. And no word balance. Work only, tragedies every hour, most patients are terminal upon diagnosis.

[@snickerssmiles2112]

this has big dwight schrute energy

[@spareluck]

How would I describe myself? Three words: hard working, alpha male, jack hammer....Merciless....Insatiable.

[@TWEEK0423]

Ryan Reynolds energy

[@abrokenrain9519]

Lol yesss. He'd be Neurosurgeon for sure.

[@ammt1ru807]

This is a fake account. Why would you take his content? Dr. Glaucomflecken kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoGUgpZqe9yff7c

[@arturomontoya6952]

Dwight would be a neurosurgeon for sure! based solely on personality

[@suby7462]

“Do you have kids?” “I don’t know you’ll have to ask my wife.” xO

[@ariesrule2001]

😂😂I know right

[@tarighashim3690]

That one 🤣😂🤣😂

[@AmericanIlluminati]

Glad someone else caught that 😂😂😂

[@ee-hd2is]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@grumbles]

There a group of jokes about how to hide a hundred dollar bill from different specialties (hospitalist = tuck it under the patient's dressing, radiologist = put it on the patient's chest, etc.). How do you hide a $100 bill from a neurosurgeon? Tape it to his kid's face.

[@hashslingingslasher97]

Unfortunately, because the neurosurgeon didn't know the medical student's name, they didn't know who to send the letter of acceptance. So they sent it to Bill.

[@DeathMetalFatCat]

I don’t know if I should be worried or happy for bill

[@Liuhuayue]

That's not how match works.

[@bobbywhite5319]

@@Liuhuayue But that’s how a joke works

[@mihailwarsavski8849]

Ahhahahaha😐

[@HighLevelPlayer]

@@Liuhuayue Found the neurosurgeon.

[@paulshuttleworth6261]

Absolute gold! One tiny quibble. Who is he to decide his own name? “You tell ME when I’ve earned one”

[@nawra77]

still works. when he gives him a name, he'll be able to tell him.

[@Sc52101]

Resident for a reason

[@ShinySephiroth1]

@@Sc52101 Yeah... still needs to learn!

[@timvanloo6]

Works just fine in the sentence presented in the video. It just means he doesn't know the name yet and have yet to earn in, nowhere in that sentence is it indicated that he will decide it.

[@paulshuttleworth6261]

@@timvanloo6 wow, you’re fun!

[@annahernandez3690]

We need one for every specialty please! I only consult neurosurg when I’m 100% sure they won’t yell at my poor intern soul 😂

[@pochopmartin]

So you're saying you've never called a neurosurgery consult.

[@theoneanton]

Yes! The new series to follow the med student ones!

[@atharvakokaje5818]

@@maximilianemustermann815 this is the real one He just dropped the real DG after the imposter was deleted So only the legit account remains

[@maximilianemustermann815]

@@atharvakokaje5818 Thank you. I got a little bit confused. 😊

[@Rumprullarn]

We need one for ortho! :D

[@mimido23]

The one dislike is the only neurosurgeon that had a free 1.11 minutes to watch a video

[@kris4770]

Free?!?!

[@alwari527]

Naah he watched the video at 2x speed

[@tristancoffin]

@@alwari527 i watched at 2x speed but I'm no neurosurgeon...

[@lukthere2]

What is a dislike?

[@Tommyotskey1994]

"They all know they've wronged me" Best one yet.

[@aevanism]

What does it mean ?? Why ophthalmology ENT & emergency

[@BakrAli10]

Can you explain it please?

[@penitent_1]

i would love to know too

[@panaceaclinic3705]

​@@aevanismbecause every head trauma case almost always has ear/nose bleed or trauma; eye trauma most likely, not always; Em because they are the ones to first respond in the caualty/emergency room n then call on the specialties. Usually ortho is also there.

[@maxblack7778]

this is actually soooo accute! Had a PD at a workshop once say " I barely read personal statements they're a waste of time and they all look the same. I'd love it if someone just straight up says that they love cutting peoples heads open, making good money, and driving fast cars instead of wandering off about how they think the brain is really fascinating. that would be refreshing" when i tell you i was shooketh

[@T123456788]

I always joked in med school that I wanted to see what would happen if your plastics personal statement/interview day was just like 'I want to be a plastic surgeon because I want to live in LA or Miami and do cash only boob jobs and BBLs all day every day"

[@Michelleiscul]

Sorry, what is a PD??

[@chuanwang8517]

@@Michelleiscul Program director

[@thorstenmarquardt7274]

Makes sense. If they really were so interested in the brain, they wouldn’t become surgeons

[@wilhelmu]

@@thorstenmarquardt7274 why not

[@ellielo832]

This great skit also explains the neurology ego. In my prior multi-specialty group that rhymes with “geyser”, no one was allowed to consult directly with neurosurgery; we had to consult neurology who decided whether the case was appropriate for neurosurgery consult. You have to have the ego of “they hate us cuz they ain’t us” to approach the ego of “unlike me, you’re not exactly doing brain surgery”.

[@Raiden0831]

Jesus

[@johnchristian7788]

I give up! I've been thinking for a long time! What rhymes with geyser?

[@Sgtassburgler]

@@johnchristian7788 Pfizer

[@TheOutlawMan]

@@Sgtassburgler Kaiser

[@ANullAssault]

@@johnchristian7788 geyser It was a trick statement. They worked with Geyser Medical Group

[@antoniusgunawan9470]

“I’ll tell you when I’ve earned it.” Hahaha I’m dead

[@JohnMushitu]

"Are you married?" "For now." 😂😂😂😭

[@Elly3121]

Two of my best friends dads are neurosurgeons. My friends have daddy issues, complaining that their dads were never home for their birthdays. Their siblings and them all hated medicine bcz of their dads. They became engineers & accountants

[@sin3358]

Oh boy... That's sad

[@spd3ictpro]

@@sin3358 sad but true..

[@Doc-hp5wf]

@@spd3ictpro but they would saved many lives

[@slicingonions4398]

People depend on them to save their life tho and it's a thankless job since so many of the families will just thank god instead of the surgeon that saved their life. Girls with daddy issues are the best

[@taelyar]

My dad was an engineer, my brother and I are not.

[@jankogo]

That surgeons work a lot is true, especially 20 years ago. An older surgeon at my hospital worked a lot when his son was young. Once he had a day off and wanted to cut the grass. He went to the tool shed to get the lawn mower and ran into his son. His son said to him: "You can´t use that thing. It belongs to my dad." The kid didn´t recognize his own dad.

[@Raiden0831]

...BRUH

[@silverstarlight9395]

Maybe that's why so few women become neurosurgeons. They seem to be too attached to their kids.

[@jankogo]

@@silverstarlight9395 Yes, that is probably one reason. I am not a fan of the term "toxic masculinity" in general, but the neurosurgery departments I have seen that term applies.

[@chris052692]

@@silverstarlight9395 I mean, not every women wants kids. Matter of fact, I'm sure a good number of women with kids probably has regret. For every FB post beaming about how they're blessed to have their children and how you'll change your mind once you get suckered into having them, there are probably so many unhappy mothers who wish that abortion wasn't such a convoluted process

[@blankx15]

@@chris052692 Man, you should ask your mom 1st then.

[@susanferretti5781]

We are currently doing Neurosurgery interviews at my place. The chief resident sent this clip attachment to the email telling us about the interviews, saying this may/may not be how they will go. Really cracked up the nursing / technologist staff. :)

[@12mountain]

Son of a neurosurgeon. Videos like this reiterate to me how wonderful it is that my dad loves taking care of and serving his patients, as well as working with other people, as well as the neurosurgery itself. Blessed to have him as my dad!

[@blandchicken5353]

Really touching stuff. I pray you'll get to meet him one day.

[@kidzbop38isstraightfire92]

I heard that your dad likes to diddle kids

[@Katie-qg7xz]

But what about you?

[@carlosemilio5180]

he's right behind you isnt he. dont worry just wait for him to get a patient

[@HisameArtwork]

my god the burs in these comments. hope the op was joking, cuz otherwise it's very sad. XD

[@nana-iv3si]

A neurosurgeon gave me my life back 🙏🏽 the work that they do means so much to so many people, i can't explain how grateful i am to my NS, and all the nurses and hospital staff, so I just wanted to say thank you to all the neurosurgeons and NS students and hospital staff out there, 🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️

[@danialnazeer95]

No offend but THE GOD is the ACTUAL one who gave you your life🙄bruh.The neurosurgeon is just there to help you. Tq. PS: If there is someone replying to my comment, it's useless people, because I know some of you might get offended whatsoever, so I will ignore the reply. Suck it haha.

[@viceanterra3]

​@@danialnazeer95 sorry the neurosurgeons getting the credit here. Regardless of what you think.

[@danialnazeer95]

@@viceanterra3 Point taken bud. They're professional of their career. I'm just pointing out that the life of every being in this planet is ESSENTIALLY from GOD. For example, you are chocking but not dead yet, does that mean you are not going to take any action? And just waiting patiently to die? Ofc not right? That's why Heimlich Maneuver exist. What will happen if you don't do anything then? You got sent to afterlife bud. Understand now? Come on even a dumb person could understand me. Simple and straightforward answer. :)

[@GuitarListen]

@@danialnazeer95 piss off mate

[@shadow6543]

@@danialnazeer95 I agree with you in principal but they said “gave me my life BACK”

[@TearCollectionInc]

"Are you married?" "For now" OOOOOOOOF LOL

[@lilbatz]

Should have asked which marriage he was on...

[@kassaken6521]

Pretty sad. The amount of Neurosurgeons that undergo divorces cause the specialty is all consuming.

[@kartikpoojari7066]

Neurosurgeon has the highest divorce rates

[@patricew.4010]

The ex's know what they're doing. Alimony

[@LadyRad2000]

That attitude! This perfectly sums up every neurosurgeon I’ve ever worked with.

[@liv0003]

Have you also had experiences with female neurosurgeons? I'm curious to know if even female neurosurgeons ( I know women in neurosurgery are few compared to men) behave like this and if they have this type of personality or if it is a behavior only among neurosurgeon men.

[@FatBunny168]

@@liv0003 they should be like the men.

[@liv0003]

@@FatBunny168 probably yes. I was just curious 😊because when we talk about neurosurgeons we often refer to the stereotype of the male neurosurgeon, as is normal since they are the majority and as regards the older generations practically female neurosurgeons were almost non-existent.

[@FatBunny168]

@@liv0003 there are very few women in that speciality because very few women are willing to sacrifice their lives, friends and family for such working condition when they can chose slightly less worst working conditions

[@liv0003]

@@FatBunny168 probably yes, it can be. I think is a mix of different reasons, before it was a career practically forbidden to women or in any case strongly discouraged, today things have changed and there is certainly much less opposition but on a cultural level there are still cultural expectations that see the woman as a mother and wife first of all and therefore consequently she is expected first of all to sacrifice her career for the family and to favor and support her husband in his career choices. The roles, however, are certainly less rigid and if a woman wants she can still choose a career traditionally considered more "masculine". Then probably many women simply choose to favor other aspects of their life such as children and family because that is simply what they want, nothing wrong with that. In my opinion it's a combination of the two factors a certain social pressure that still persists even today (albeit less than in the past) and a "female preference" for certain choices over others without necessarily external pressures being involved in the final decision.

[@JackyUnoriginal]

Need this for every specialty !!!

[@deanmilos4909]

Absolutely agree

[@williamtrask1058]

Once, as a med student trying to make small talk, I naively asked a NSx resident if he had 'weekend plans'....

[@kittypewpew]

Do what you love, and you will never work a day in your life

[@Nightraven26]

@@kittypewpew on the other hand, people say you shouldn’t do what you love as a living because at one point or another you’ll start to hate it because it’s work

[@Alice-ht1jx]

@ngerstner753 this is the real account. You can check his previous videos where he calls out the imposter

[@adambailey7932]

"Of course I do. Everyone is going to be out drinking, so I will be in here trying to save what's left of them afterward."

[@Raiden0831]

@@Nightraven26 You should find something that intrests you and is tolerable to do 10hr a day for your job is what I think it comes down to. You fav hobby may not be your fav if you do it 10hr a day everyday. So go down the list till you hit the first one.

[@fionnbarrcasey5247]

LOL my very first rotation as an intern was Neurosurgery. They all had the level of intensity, however were also constantly cracking jokes and having raunchiest sense of humor 🤣🤣

[@olenickel6013]

Had to call neurosurgery for a reconsult today. A reconsult they specifically requested after we finished x-ray and neurography. The neurosurgeon was annoyed with the reconsult because the patient had his symptoms for over a year now and referred to their outpatient clinic. Thx guys.

[@cameronno6039]

Neurography? Serious question, what country are you in/from?

[@joe1071]

@@cameronno6039 right?

[@pvelardeNP]

Wtf neurography?

[@olenickel6013]

@@pvelardeNP NCS, not MR Neurography. To rule out polyneuropathy.

[@Liuhuayue]

@@olenickel6013 Nerve conduction studies actually should be able to detect radiculopathy too. Plus an X ray does nothing for neurosurgery; they would want an MRI. No wonder they're annoyed.

[@jadys10]

Exits scene. Crowd bursts into a standing ovation 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 He really nailed that one

[@goldentreefrog18]

@ngerstner753 Check the dates, this one existed first, there are two Dr G's on youtube, the old one is fake and this one is the real one, he got creeped out cuz the fake is reposting stuff about his kids.

[@jasminfrey8305]

My psychiatrist told me about his time as a medical student, he hated surgery and said he found all the surgeons to be mentally disordered 😆

[@daniellebenson10]

The neurosurgeon I had was/is a total badass. The day of my surgery he came to see me before I went to OR and his last words were "lets get this show on the road" Didnt see him until almost 2 months later. He was THAT busy.

[@youngkim5909]

there's a 90% chance this would actualy work.

[@lilbatz]

When they smell fear is when they attack. Gotta roll in there with serial killer self confidence with a sprinkle of Steve Jobs.

[@kartikpoojari7066]

except the first and last sentences everything else would work

[@ConanLiuMD]

Holy shit this one actually had me cackling LOL one of your best ones yet 😂

[@TheMeenakshi10]

Every single neurosurgeon I've ever called! Same attitude ,same vibe!! Dr Glaucomflecken nailed it!!

[@liv0003]

Did you know or have you had any experience with female neurosurgeons? I'm curious if female neurosurgeons also behaves this way and if they have the same personality type as their male colleagues.

[@freethinkeralways]

You nailed it, doc! Neurosurgeons don't talk to anyone for more than 10 secs. It's the absolute truth!

[@darcieclements4880]

If it's like the ones I have seen, they don't have time, someone is always on the brink waiting for help.

[@hughgeorgechannel]

Yep. as a patient I need to realise it's not personal haha! Although, a consult longer than 5 mins would be nice

[@freethinkeralways]

@@hughgeorgechannel Yep! almost never happens though...

[@marinmazer]

Andddd, here's our new succesful video concept. Can't wait for him to redo all specialties like that

[@franka1957]

This video is so true, especially the part about asking his wife (for now) if he has kids!!! Neurosurgery is an all consuming specialty for the masochistic who choose it and God bless those who choose it, they are the hand of God. Most neurosurgeons wear adult diapers during long surgeries and have no life outside of their profession. God Bless them all for their sacrifice and dedication.

[@katik4208]

That's complete bs. They take breaks. There is a team of neurosurgeons.

[@CAS89]

@@katik4208 yeah they take breaks when their dead. 17 hour surgery or longer when you mess up ya kill the person yeah...breaks...

[@vincer7824]

They're certainly highly educated, trained, and dedicated. I think some are even divinely gifted. Butt no, they are not even remotely the hand of God anymore than I am when I choose not to hit people on a sidewalk while I drive. Power of life and death in my hand right?

[@BeatsMcNugget]

@@katik4208 Provided you live in a big city of a first world country, one with well organised healthcare system, good hospitals and plenty of surgeons available? Sure. Realistically, envision a situation where stuff goes south and there’s only 3 neurosurgeons in the 100km radius, one of them being piss drunk and the other fast asleep after working two night shifts in a row, third one performing the surgery on you right now. Sounds dystopian and/or impossible? I’ve just described most of the Eastern European countries for you. Sad truth mate, but it is how it is. Less and less people go to med schools out here. Even if they do, chances are they’ll just go West as soon as they graduate. And the ones who stay are few, not to mention the fact that there is less and less surgeons, a lot of them dying from overwork or just retiring early. But yeah, as they say, idiwadidi

[@muhammadfadhilah7951]

@@vincer7824 that's the wrong analogy and intention. you choose not to kill people, while they are saving people and if they fail the people die. they can't choose to fail.

[@azareligarcia541]

So, after the great series of “First day of __________” and as someone who’s currently in the interview season I hope we can make this a series too! ☺️ I’m glad we’re spreading the word for the real Dr. G!

[@brookekennamer]

100% accurate! I am former neurosurgery resident and this is real life!

[@ysr190386]

hell yeah !! my hippocampus lost his volume due to stress

[@tanz4791]

stuff like this makes me not want to go into medicine, as much as i like science and helping people, i like having a life more so idk :(

[@jaehongsong4904]

​@@tanz4791Life is glorious once you become an attending. Work 30 hours and make 250k? Work 60 hours and make 600k? You name it. Before that, residency is hell

[@CaptTerrific]

​@@tanz4791there are tons of ways to make a difference in the world through science! You don't need to be a doctor - anything from medical research to environmental policy analysis to epidemiology, sky's the limit! You'll find a great place, I'm sure

[@JSJSpeaks]

This is excellence, you are on your way to an honorary doctorate in humor!

[@sydneybrown7636]

“There is no post call. There is only call” hahaha

[@kait2165]

Your videos never cease to make my day better 😂😂❤️

[@sylvester5857]

“Trick question, they all know they’ve wronged me” What a type of energy 😭😭😭

[@Midnightnoodles]

Hahaha that subtle nod at the end…. Sums up the entire video , fantastic

[@nzerusocia9232]

Doc, I can't beleive I was supporting the imposter account all this while, i thought that it was your official channel. It really is injustice and I feel extremely sad about it so I urge you to not stop untill the account is banned. We are with you. Love the content! Keep it comin!

[@swashbuckler2319]

The account's been banned for a week now, u did it

[@memewackachica1389]

Hahaha! Thank you for the giggle! You are so fun. Please stay safe and kind. God bless

[@MeatCognition]

Bro I am nowhere near a doctor and this is somehow still so relatable and hilarious. Excellent work!

[@itsgonnabeanaurfromme]

I loved neurosurgery when I was an intern. They let me close sutures far more than the general surgeons. fun, too. But in my country, neurosurgery residents go on 48-48-72 hour shifts so I really didn't feel like doing that. Still totally love the specialty far more than the internal medicine ones.

[@insatiateire4784]

Turkey?

[@semregob3363]

How many shifts do they do a week?

[@atlasbailly5439]

@@semregob3363 3

[@eugenelim11]

48 48 72 shift. Jesus, does neurosurgeons ever sleep?

[@insatiateire4784]

@@eugenelim11 they can't coz they're slaves.

[@nsort3009]

You know you're a badass when even the comedy skit is about how tough your life is

[@bhartigoel2348]

This video is marvelous 😻 regardless of how many times a watch it , I really freaking enjoy it every single time😻❤️

[@christopherrice2004]

I don't know anything about medicine culture, but this is still funny AF! Keep up the good work dude, learning about this stuff is fun!

[@fil4648]

I don't know I've had to call neurosurgery in a nearby hospital for a consult during call as a general surgery resident a couple of times and they were always perfectly nice to me. Even though I suck at anything neuro related.

[@magnolia8626]

I *knew* the Foley catheter bit was coming. Those neurosurgeries do be long, tho! In all honesty, it takes a special and highly dedicated person to be a neurosurgeon. Not for the weak, that's for sure!

[@faaizsiddiqui7906]

bro your hella funny. every question and answer I laughed... and I am not even going into the medical field. Genius comedy!!

[@sheilachan100]

ROFL IM SCREAMING you've done it again, amazing!

[@bericagulbranson1630]

Love these!! Need a smile after a craniotomy and I just got it!! Merci.

[@Psychedt]

1500 likes, 0 dislikes. Shows you the quality of both the content and the audience.

[@thetnta]

No neurosurgeon has enough spare time to watch and dislike

[@Psychedt]

@@thetnta 😂

[@victoriatraudt-countryroad7323]

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[@21Pogon]

Because KZbin disabled the dislike showcase a while ago.

[@Psychedt]

@@21Pogon this was before that update

[@debrar1821]

I showed this in my residency interviews workshop tonight. Everyone laughed. It's my favorite.

[@tykat12]

This is hilarious. "Are you married?" "For now."."kids?" "I don't know you'll have to ask my wife.". DEAD

[@tykat12]

@ngerstner753 I just found this out today! I have been posting on some of the other videos. Should I delete my original comment?

[@mastervader4444]

Legend has it there's two eras in medicine: before, and after House was aired.

[@lolwhatevenisgoingon]

Okay my dad, who is a neurosurgeon, is literally like this

[@cristianmitran8620]

This short nailed it so hard it went to my Favourites playlist

[@KB-ct7th]

Love the tie, seriously, very sharp.

[@soyoulsoyoul6123]

I need more of this!

[@Sunny_Goyal]

Oh man.. though I haven’t gone to neurosurgery rotation since i am in second yr of med school but i am sure this is how it will be.. great work !

[@asamvav]

Oh it's much worse

[@FacundoMD]

YOU WILL LIKE IT

[@Liuhuayue]

It's actually not like this in a community setting.

[@RC-bw8wk]

I’m falling in love with this channel!!

[@pineapple8433]

I have never seen confident humility before. I love it.

[@appogiatura]

Hilarious! I have been an ER doc for 40 years. Spot on parody.

[@suzanneromijnders6320]

"Do you have kids?" "I don't know, you'll have to ask my wife." This had me in stitches!!

[@Dolce.Banana]

There! I subscribed! Everything is just *chefs kiss* can't wait for more!!

[@nwstart9805]

I freaking love these shorts

[@siddharthghantasala4209]

I NEED other doctors to react to this, this is amazing

[@lilianapellegrini]

I'm a neurosurgeon and my interview was pretty much like that. It happened in 1986. I'm a dinosaur. Retired.

[@belovely1299]

You always make my day lighter

[@Alpha-up3mo]

My dad a neurosurgeon LOVED this!!

[@piyushchaudhary502]

After this video, now my goal is to be neurosurgeon and ask exact questions in interview.

[@MrOrthodox13]

God bless neurosurgeons, 'cause we down here do not appreciate them enough.

[@KB-ee8xf]

I am glad that I found this, the real channel

[@marshamacarthur]

That was perfect. Absolutely perfect.

[@KATGrose]

To eliminate my need for sleep!!!! Why I fit in perfect on the Neuro floor 👏😂

[@FacundoMD]

How do you hide a $20 bill from a neurosurgeon? Tape it to his kid forehead ! :) Your Welcome !

[@samanthafox3124]

Ha.

[@silviaarmstrong5585]

😂😂! Sad but funny

[@trackingthealgorithm221]

I’m not even in the medical profession and I love these clips!

[@Soriyou3]

Imo, this is the best residency interview video

[@excursions1414]

Haha...as a Neurosurgery resident I absolutely agree

[@jedinxf7]

@@brandonadler7483 distant future...

[@kartikpoojari7066]

wow that's great, your name seems Indian to me, so I would like to hear your success story :)

[@diptanilchaki4328]

Are you an IMG neurosurgery resident?

[@andishehnaderi]

Thank you for what you do

[@ar2851]

Having crossed paths with them from time to time in my own residency...this is pretty accurate

[@ykb946]

" I don't know you have to ask my wife" Lol that's was hilarious!

[@Te1978To]

Dr., Hope you hit the 1,000,000 subscribers soon 😊

[@ScoobyDoozy]

“How severe is your psychopathy?”. “Yes”

[@SM-os6wq]

Love the neurosurgeons in our hospital, they work hard and make the admins lots of money. We do need to increase the amount of neurosurgeons, time to pressure the board.

[@harshcheke5030]

I love this series so much

[@mranderson1635]

That was awesome! Please do every field!

[@alvinmarcovici3556]

I'm just jealous that I'm still doing neurosurgery after 20 years and you busted out and became a youtuber.

[@zohebpasha96]

Respect to all neurosurgeons ❤

[@bruhyk]

This has got to be the greatest video ever

[@113dmg9]

These newly posted ones are excellent!

[@annie_sherbet91]

I have scrubbed for a lot of neurosurgery (senior OR nurse) & we used to say to each other ‘come on it’s not rocket science’ behind the neurosurgeon’s back - and sometimes in front of them 😂

[@nykkolandry8080]

We need more interview videos

[@AnaGarcia-wu9om]

I actually like this. I feel safer. Thank you for your service.

[@livewithaffection6905]

This is your best video!!!

[@bulletstrongholder644]

drrrrrr youre the best thank god and you, defeated cancer otherwise world would be less enjoyable

[@lindaletabasa7760]

The neurosurgery residency in the hospital I’m a med student is pretty brutal. In the first year of residency, your on perpetual duty and I mean that literally. First year residents have to live in the hospital so all their waking hours are working. Their quarters are within the neurosurgery ward. As med students in the neurosurgery department we had 12 hour shifts pretty much daily and its already so much. One time one of the first year residents told me to take him to the med student quarters, I kid you not, he lay down on one of our beds and in less than a minute he was already snoring loudly(it was so that he could hide from his seniors lol). I have no idea why they would put themselves through that but the first year residents were very nice and I’m rooting for them haha.

[@alvarobarrera6014]

Hahaha so hard, well done Harry! Well done!

[@fianafaria9769]

I love this shit man! 😂 That's tuff!