HOW TO: Be a Successful Med Student

[@cailynpentecost4455]

This is kinda weird, but I love your voice! It's super calming and kind sounding:) I'm sure it helps with your job as well!

[@akoholei]

Hi Dr. Jenny! I really look up to you because despite all of the stress of being a doctor, you are able to become a good mom and wife. I do hope I can be like you in the future with a loving family of my own. Kudos!

[@pedalwithpoke]

One of my major tips for med students is to look up the common management of common condition such as HF, CKD, Diabetes,HTN, etc. Deviance from standard management is a great question to ask the attending.

[@Jac-Jay]

As a youth therapist I find every new case nerve wracking on first meeting and have and still do use many of these tips..great video.

[@caroliza_]

that hair looks amazing on you!

[@valleygirlgg]

My doctor is a family medicine guy and he also delivers babies plus treats the old, young very young and in between. It keeps him very busy but he is a wonderful doctor. Love your videos and love your hair!

[@lydiak.7413]

There is a Ted talk called stress is your friend and i personally found it very helpful so you should check that out ,maybe it will help you be less nervous about your ID rotation 😊 Have a nice day

[@TheAmal153]

I love that you add clips of Wyatt at the end of your videos, that makes me happy. :)

[@roubari11]

I'm an incoming PNWU student and your videos are really helping build my confidence before schools begins. Thank you so much for your advice!

[@drjennale]

Congratulations on med school!

[@julianmiguel1717]

Love your advice so much. Thank you for these tips!

[@drjennale]

TYSM for watching! Hope it helps

[@ChichiMarie]

Very helpful and insightful tips. Your skin is glowing and you look so beautiful. Natural beauty. I just had to add that XOXO

[@jasonbarbosa708]

Love all your vids! Wish we had more DO's in Canada, love Osteopathy!

[@katieanderson4713]

In nursing we get taught SBAR to guide us in giving report/talking to physicians. Situation (S) is pt age, gender, issue at hand. Background (B) is their PMH. Assessment (A) assessment data relevant to the situation ie VS, system assessments. Recommendations (R) is suggestions or questions for the physician r/t next steps

[@AdriennOnita]

I'm on the Late train is Wyatt walking love he closes out the segment

[@bewithyou36]

Wyatt is literally the cutest thing in the world :') You're such a lucky mom hahaha

[@K19-b6z]

Love your shirt! Cheers from the other side of the world!

[@KIM-kp9tq]

Love the hair 😍

[@Yondabean]

Great tips! Just started 3rd year rotations and I'm terrified. Definitely will be using these.

[@drjennale]

Good luck !

[@leadmetopeacejeanie]

You are such an inspiration to all of us! Thank you! Oh, your hair looks great!! xxoo

[@royjohnson9043]

You are the real life wonder woman

[@asch19]

Great tips Jenny thank you so much!!! You look so beautiful when you cut your hair

[@drjennale]

Thank you 👩🏻‍⚕️❤️

[@rachel993]

So as a family medicine doctor, will you work in a hospital or will you work in a private practice?

[@drjennale]

That decision is up to you! You can work at either private practice, hospital, or both!

[@savannahcarlon7033]

Are you leaning more towards one of those paths?

[@sreekap7671]

Your story inspires me.😀😀

[@nanasuzuki2121]

Hi! I’m studying so hard to learn medicine in a university in a foreign country. I’m pretty good at English but I’m not sure that I will be able to study medicine with my skills. Do you have any tips for me?

[@yedlast5085]

I think when people attempt to answer a question its cause they are nervous and do not want to look stupid. But i get what you mean. It is annoying for the teacher. But i do not see that as someone trying to be know it all. More nerves than anything. But good advice.

[@drjennale]

Sorry that’s not what I meant. Trying to answer the question is good! But making up excuses of why you don’t know the answer is not so good lol

[@yedlast5085]

That makes a lot more sense.Sorry I interpreted it wrong. I just did not want people to be discouraged to attempt answering questions. Thank you

[@Thegreatest-co9re]

Love your shirt! Where is it from? 🤗

[@drjennale]

It was a gift from my program director. Not sure if it’s actually sold anywhere.

[@asmagilani6867]

i love all ur videos!!!

[@Aznnvazn99]

About to start 4th year rotations at new hospitals and learning new systems, how long does it take or how hard is it to adjust to other hospital systems?

[@DrAdnan]

Thank you so much for the tips! I’m starting my first rotations soon, and I’m trying to figure out how to not be completely useless. Would you recommend an iPad?

[@drjennale]

I never issued mine. Only my phone to look up things. Plus I wouldn’t be able to pull up patient charts on my iPad so I didn’t find it as much of a benefit

[@DrAdnan]

Jenny Le I see, thanks. I heard some residents or attendings also thought it looked less professional when med students were on their phones, which was another worry I had.

[@drjennale]

As long as you verbalize “I’m looking up blah blah blah” it doesn’t make you look bad at all. Attendings are actually on their phone a lot looking up things too

[@DrAdnan]

Jenny Le K cool, I can save some money then. I guess I’m just worrying too much haha.

[@nataliah3283]

You look gorgeous! xx

[@IamMe9121]

Hi Jenny! Thanks for the great videos and inspiration! Any advice for how to prepare for each new rotation as an intern/resident? Also, what would you say was the hardest part about transitioning from medical school to intern year? And would you say that as an intern you are really making significant decisions or is it more gathering info, learning, and carrying out decisions of your upper level? Sorry for so many questions in one. I'm a very anxious rising intern Lol

[@drjennale]

I usually try to review first aid before a rotation. But some you just can’t really prepare for because it encompasses all aspects of medicine. As a resident you are making decisions that affect patients and outcomes. That’s also probably the biggest change from being a med student and a resident.

[@IamMe9121]

Thank you! :)

[@montezsoliz]

Is there such thing as a family orthopedic surgeon?

[@KimorraLucas]

How long is your residency?

[@drjennale]

3 years

[@Maryam-qg5hy]

i love you jenny!

[@drjennale]

👩🏻‍⚕️❤️

[@doctorlife]

👍🏼

[@d7eemo270]

Pretty noise stuff going on in the background but good video overalls

[@vickylightspeed2750]

Hello jenny.i am joining my family medicine residency in 2 days.what books do you suggest for family medicine .pls help.thankyou

[@drjennale]

Most of my readings come from UpToDate!

[@nnekaa.4591]

Is your baby twerking???? Luuuuuv it soo cute

[@drjennale]

Gotta teach them young! 😂