Life as a Pediatric Anesthesiologist...

[@zen_mindset1]

I love watching successful people in the medical field .

[@pedrocols]

Do you mean you like watching people to become successful? How you know if they are successful beforehand.

[@defjam213]

Congrats on being done with all your board exams Dr. Webb. Missed these videos so much! Thank you Dr. Davis for giving us this insight to your field!

[@J.I.0]

I very much admire the dedication it takes to become a doctor

[@tbdr97]

Thank you Dr. Davis enjoyed the information you shared regarding your chosen career and respect your courage and strength to go do it and succeed. May you continue to shine

[@mpat100]

Blessings for Dr Davis in her career

[@StephanieFreeman-ls5oi]

So proud of you, Dr. Davis!!

[@robertwilliam9558]

Dr Webb, this was an excellent interview. Thank You

[@LexaaaHeree]

I really enjoy all of these videos, thank you very much. Tremendous motivation. Blessings to everyone

[@taylord7261]

BLACK EXCELLENCE! ✊🏽🥰

[@calicoesblue4703]

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[@Futuredocorthoped]

Great video I appreciate your helpful content about medical professionals.

[@Doc_McStuffins]

Thank you for sharing what you do! 🙌🏿 As an M4 interested in anesthesiology, this was helpful.

[@aliacampbell7227]

She’s so sweet

[@deniedbwayi2477]

anesthesiologists are like your bedside physicians managing all ur stuff while u are unconscious ... im1st year in the program its tough i willtellthat forsurebut interesting and fun once u get it

[@buzzsah]

My grand-daughter is a Pediatric Nures at Yale.

[@AhlSunnah111]

Thank you! Awesome interview.

[@debramoody4695]

❤Enjoyed this!

[@ashog1426]

Cool video thanks doc! 👍🫡

[@antoniowebbmd]

Thank you!

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Hi dr🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@richardballena6019]

thank you for this! whats the work schedule look like for a pediatric anesthesiologist? monday thru friday? 1 week on 1 week off? 8-5?

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[@HaleySaephan]

I want to become a pediatrician would majoring in child development be a good major?

[@HaYeetBruh69]

Is there anything you’d recommend to a syrinx that causes spasm and chronic pain

[@idk-bn5vo]

if i want to go into this can I get my undergrad anywhere? or is there specific school i should consider?

[@Willy_Jean]

Is it relatively the same as CRNA?

[@kingtrevi]

she went to medical school so they are doctors of medicine, and specialize in anesthesia. CRNAs are not doctors of medicine but practice anesthesia.

[@zen_mindset1]

They definitely have more advanced training and they get paid a lot more money as an MD anesthesiologist versus an nurse anesthetist or anesthesiologist assistant. But they primarily do the same functions.

[@boothman9321]

CRNA's are ICU nurses (at least 1 year of ICU experience, and you must have a BSN) who go through a 3 year doctorates program. So while CRNA's do have a doctorates, they are not the same as anesthesiologists who are medical doctors who go on to specialize in anesthesia. In some states CRNA's must practice under an anesthesiologist, and those states have rules as to how involved the anesthesiologist has to be with your practice. Other states allow CRNA's to work more or entirely independently, kind of similar to how Physician Assistants work in the US (In some states you can be an independent provider and in others you have to work under a doctor). I'd recommend BoltCRNA here on KZbin if you're interested in learning more.

[@LyslScentedLife]

Oh? Nah. CRNA is only a nurse. Anesthesiologist is a physician. Big big difference.

[@jicalzad]

@@zen_mindset1they do “similar” but not “the same” things.

[@glenyshoughtondouglas1807]

I’m in Canada and your jobs are not available here because of political reasons. It’s tough over here.

[@pedrocols]

I am pretty sure she wouldn't be making the kind of money she makes here over in Canada that could be a contributing factor.

[@sua-shakamara9531]

Oh really?!

[@Stoneface_]

So they've CRNA's?

[@Stoneface_]

​@@pedrocolsCanadian doctors are also highly compensated