Signing with a practice | Oculoplastic Surgery | 5 tips for selecting a job after training

[@reyesk12]

How awesome for them to have you a part of their team! You will definitely impact many patients life’s there Dr. Keemun!

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

That’s very kind thank you

[@lovhy3191]

Congratulations! You’re an inspiration to us interested in ophthalmology

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

That’s very kind 🙏🏼 thank you ❤️

[@tonyraya]

Congratulations man! Super excited for you!!!

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Thanks Tony ❤️

[@tikipalm]

This video makes me want to go back to when I was 25 and start over again. Wish I had your insight back then. Thanks for another great video.

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Thank you very kind words

[@AnabolicBobBarker]

Good to see you back doc. Hope u have some more vlog/day in the life type videos soon

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Hi thanks. Yes I plan to make more

[@gianitah3462]

Sounds like an amazing practice! I’m an MS1 interested in ophthalmology and medical innovation too! Do you have any suggestions for summer 2023 innovative experiences/internships?

[@logan3759]

Wow, congratulations!! Sounds like an incredible opportunity! It’s funny, just last week I was looking at Vance Thompson as a potential place to apply for an Optometry residency. They have a wonderful reputation. I’ve heard of them and I don’t live anywhere near SD

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Thanks! Yes I’m very excited.

[@frumpusdumpus9436]

I don't typically sign with a practice, but when I do: I do so with advice from Dr Eyeball :)

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Haha love it

[@LondonNano]

This sounds like a life-changing opportunity! Congratulations Zac! If the interview was that rigorous, it sounds like the position was well earned. It's a long way to South Dakota- will your partner be joining you after she finishes her fellowship? Congrats again.

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Thanks so much! Yes I’m very excited. She’s going to join after finishing her fellowship! ❤️

[@Omega-ys4wy]

hey man, i have a question. so i have a pretty strong hand tremors since i was a child. im 17 now. i want to become a surgeon and i dont know if i am going to be able to. my fingers dont shake much when im holding something but how can i know if im not coordinated enough to become surgeon? i dont

[@doctoreyeballmd7493]

Hi, it’s hard to say without seeing your hands but there are medications that can help with severe tremors. I think you’d have to have a pretty severe tremor to not be able to do at least some type of surgery. Some types definitely require less dexterity and finesse- so there’s probably options. Best of luck to you!

[@Yenecol]

Are they good people? Best way to tell that is the contract. I hope you hired a lawyer to go through it. You sound very trusting. There are practices that will completely screw over young doctors like yourself. Tread carefully.