Medical School | Ophthalmology Rotation

[@flannerymonaghan-morrs4740]

This is such a reassuring video...your voice is so warm and comforting. I’d love to have you as a doctor!

[@9ACP]

I loved how you explained everything! I'm an ophthalmology student in Puerto Rico and I love this so much ❤️

[@catherinehuynh5597]

Your very good at explaining things!

[@drjennale]

Catherine Duong Thank you 🤓 I will have to accredit that to having great preceptors!

[@lovelyjj2021]

YES my heart's pounding whenever I saw your thumbnails! love you bunches!

[@drjennale]

Heejae Lol well I hope my videos never disappoint you

[@saeolivares]

I love this video! I want to be an Ophthalmologist.

[@drjennale]

That's awesome! And Thank you so much :)

[@krissy4265]

Those pictures are really cool! I always wondered how other people saw the world.

[@pedroarturvianamaia3075]

Great video. I'm applying for Ophthalmology programs at the end of the year but the competitiveness is scaring the hell out of me

[@amydrsdq]

loved this vid. I want to become an ophthalmologist

[@twinklinglena]

Ah love your videos so much! 💕👍🏻

[@drjennale]

Thank you!! :)

[@hayatelb4743]

love you both @jenny le and @twinklingela , greetings from Morocco

[@jemy7]

Keep up the good work 👏🏿👏🏿

[@gabriellefleming2278]

That was great thank you! The only things I would probably add is diabetic retinopathy and the importance of well controlled blood sugar levels (HbA1c) & that there are two types of macular degeneration, dry and wet. Have a great holiday!

[@JMarie3194]

I love your videos so much! Enjoy your vacation and happy holidays! ☺🎉

[@drjennale]

Thank you so much! Happy Holidays :)

[@Nerflover10097]

I kept waiting for a janitor to come into the classroom with his cart.

[@AdonayFloresLaMota]

The brightness in this video is too high... but overall great video.. i learned alot =)

[@mortonsalt5055]

I love your collab partners. :) Makes me excited to rotate myself.

[@drjennale]

Lol I know some pretty helpful people :)

[@rachelmiller3674]

This is awesome!

[@frosyo2278]

thank you

[@atthegym10]

love your videos!

[@drjennale]

atthegym10 Yay!! Thank you 🤓

[@MrKingMUDI]

great video!

[@drjennale]

Thank you :)

[@itspricila]

love your videos ❤️

[@kinziasarosh2913]

are u going to do a radiology rotation soon because i am curious and plus i want to go in the department in radiology, so i am curious to see everything in it :)

[@drjennale]

I already did Radiology in my third year but didn't make a video on it. My friends wrote a blog post about it. You can find it at : ellensburgdiningclub.wordpress.com/category/elective-rotations/page/2/

[@kinziasarosh2913]

ohhh ok but thankyou though!!!!

[@lillycraig4405]

I have some questions because I want to be a doctor (: 1- What is your major or what should you major in if you want to work in the medical field? 2- What is the hardest part of getting into med school? 3- What year of med school do you start working with real patients? 4- What school do you go to? (I'm just curious)

[@drjennale]

Lilly Craig 1. I was a Bio chem bio major but you can major in anything and still work in the medical field. I made a video on how I got into medical school explaining more about this. 2. Getting into medical school is a process. It takes years to build your application and with every year, getting into medical school gets more competitive. I don't think I could single out any one particular aspect of the process. 3. First two years are didactic (classroom) based. Year 3-4 are all clinical rotations so at this point you will be working with real patients. 4. I'd rather not disclose this just for my own privacy reasons - at least until I graduate.

[@lillycraig4405]

Jenny Le thank you so much for replying ! 😊

[@summerbreeze7046]

i love your videos jenny :) :*

[@drjennale]

Thank you so much!

[@aniagui530]

Very interesting , how long do you last in the rotations ?

[@drjennale]

During 3rd year, core rotations are usually 6 weeks. During 4th year, you get to choose all your rotations as long as you fulfill the overall year requirement. Rotations are 2-6 weeks and this just depends on how much time you wish to spend during that rotation.

[@throe68]

I don't have a Cataract...I have a Rincoln Continental...

[@frosyo2278]

please why I can not see well even with glasses ?

[@Badr-ob4vd]

Out of all the rotations you've done which one is your favorite ?

[@drjennale]

Man thats tough just because it also depends on the people you work with. I'd probably have to pick surgery just because I had my surgery rotation with two of my closest friends in medical school. If it wasn't for them, I don't know if I would like being at the hospital from 5 AM till 2 AM

[@ok-pw8rh]

Hello! do u know what subjects of science should we take in high school? i'm very well interested in taking a career in medicine

[@drjennale]

I took a general bio and physiology in high school. But any biology course would give you good exposure.

[@Isee-vn4go]

What type of surgery is the most interesting in your opinion?

[@drjennale]

This depends on the type of surgery you like. General surgery was fun because you were allowed to be more hands on during medical school. There is a lot more finesse during ophthalmology surgery but you're only allowed to watch. I personally like surgeries that require a little more finesse - but these surgeries are usually elective and not life saving.