WHAT IS A MEDICAL RESIDENT?

What's the difference between a medical student, medical resident, fellow, staff physician or attending physician?
Medical teams can be so confusing, there are so many people taking on different roles. This video highlights the different levels of medical training and how many years it takes.
I'm a first year internal medical resident - I can prescribe medications, I receive a salary, but I can only work under the supervision of an independent physician, as part of an accredited university residency program.
In this video, I focus on the medical training in Canada (where I am!), which is similar to many countries... but if you know of differences in your country, let me know in the comments below!
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COMMENT below to let me know what you think or if you have any questions, I'd love to hear from you!
~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~
**oops MD = Medicinae Doctor, Latin for "Doctor of Medicine"
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[@ViolinMD]

Oh boy... that moment when you rewatch your video and realize that you said the wrong thing, but can't edit it anymore!! 😳 Just to clarify, MD = Medicinae Doctor, Latin for "Doctor of Medicine". Thanks to the viewers who brought this to my attention!! Always appreciate your comments ❤️

[@humbertogloria7691]

Violin MD 😂 opps....well..it happens to the best of them

[@karlabc9251]

Violin MD oh my goodness you are Canadian!!! Where im Canada?

[@MsStina84]

@@karlabc9251 She's in Ontario

[@orcaproductions4090]

I like the code blue video were you get a really hot call room

[@joeyderosa8494]

What type of doctor are you?? Internal medicine I think...

[@nicolelovett8467]

I'm not in med school nor do I plan on going but I still like watching your vids lmao

[@ViolinMD]

Hi Nicole! So great to hear that you are enjoying the videos ☺️

[@rahimaakhter7316]

Nicole Lovett yaaaa same here

[@bridgetmcfadden6450]

Haha same! I’m addicted

[@James_Veron]

I can't wait to be called Dr. Dr. Professor Emeritus Nana

[@marianneblack2688]

As someone with 2 chronic illnesses, I spend way more time than Id like at the hospital and in doctors offices. Siobhan i just have to tell you- i PRAY for a doctor like you. Your demeanor and knowledge are amazing and you are so articulate!

[@ViolinMD]

wow thank you so much M Black - I really appreciate such an incredible compliment!

[@TheCassandraStryffe]

I know EXACTLY how you feel. Typically I tend to see mostly residents for regular appointments and most of them just are not what one hopes for in a Dr. I had 2 Drs (residents both) very much like Siobhan and I can tell you I actually cried, for days when they moved on. Just met the new one on Friday and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that she turns out as personable and nice as Siobhan!

[@FiMilton]

I know she is so nice! I see over 8 doctors regularly and none are as sweet as her! She definitely doesn’t seem like the type to tell you to “get over it” when you’re in lots of pain 💚

[@jonavantour9856]

My rheumatologist I seen a few time, literally is Dr Google. He didn’t explain anything about my diagnosis or the medication he prescribed. His literally told me to google my diagnosis and educate my self. As well as Google the meds he prescribed me. I chose not to see him again. Glad my mom went with me, because even she mind boggled with this rheumatologist. Definitely a poor example of a Dr.

[@drramksa9155]

One year and you will be famous AF.

[@ViolinMD]

haha thanks drramksa - I don't know about that, but I love watching our community growing!!

[@uuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Violin MD You doubted it but it happened anyways

[@Anonymous-hm1xg]

Its one year later

[@katie4335]

How do you feel about being a resident. Is there anything you don't like about your job?

[@nicolasuribe5080]

Well, look at that.

[@lifeisbeautiful8576]

Beauty with brains 😊😊

[@nickcastaneda203]

Her: 6 to 9 years after med school. Me: Ight imma head out

[@charlottesinclair9354]

I randomly found your channel about a week ago, don't really know how, but your videos are so interesting! I am 17, not going to do medicine, and live on the other side of the world to you, so I really don't know why I found you, but I love your channel! It is so interesting to see your perspective inside hospitals, while still keeping the patients in mind of course! I hope your career goes well!

[@ViolinMD]

The magic of KZbin ✨ - I actually love hearing things like this, it's amazing to feel like the world is smaller than it seems with these kind of connections! Thanks so much for watching and reaching out to say hi Charlotte!

[@alicej4359]

Your videos popped up on my timeline randomly a couple of weeks back and I can't stop watching them! I'm in the UK, I work in catering nothing medical about that! Yet I find your videos so so interesting! Looking forward to the next one. :)

[@annamichigan5092]

Alice J She popped up on mine 2!!! I love watching her videos!! she should do lectures/teaching✌💖

[@ViolinMD]

Hi Alice! Great to have you part of the community - I'm really happy to hear you are enjoying the videos!! ☺️

[@anupsharma4775]

hi

[@lisaalvidrez7277]

I love the way you explain things. I'm not in the medical field or plan on it, just a stay at home mom. I find your channel so fun and my little brake from "mommy life" when the kiddos are asleep.

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks awesome, thanks Lisa!

[@sorchaoreilly2633]

No such thing as "just" a stay-at-home mom! 😉 Parenting is a more than full time job so you must be working really hard, kudos! And I hope you enjoy these little breaks when you can get them

[@emilym190]

You are honestly so GORGEOUS!!😍😍 I am so glad that I have found your videos I absolutely love watching you! That being said! I wanted to thank you for sharing your life and your journey with us! You are truly inspiring and an amazing Doctor to look up too for us students who want to become a doctor one day!!!! Sending much love and well wishes!!

[@codymiller9414]

Emily M "thanks, I've been forced to perpetually attempt to dictate my care from the get-go!..."

[@alexcollins8215]

Hi Siobhan, I just wanted to commend you on your excellent videos. I've only just discovered your channel, but your enthusiasm is infectious! Gaining an insight into the medical system in Canada is great. I have applied for medical school here in the UK and I am really considering relocating to Canada after I graduate. It's amazing that you stay so alert, even after 26-hour shifts.

[@isaiahjackson3444]

love the fact that u used different props for the different titles💙💙 i discovered ur videos a few days ago and i’ve been binge watching since!!

[@becsterbrisbane6275]

I have just found your channel tonight- already bingeing! I don't know how you do it, vlogging as well as doctoring! Amazing channel- keep up the great work doc :)!

[@jerd2631]

I'm so glad to have gotten another dose of your channel.

[@ellenanderssom5474]

I would say being a doctor is the perfect job. For example, my dad is today 48 years old, and has studied all his career on the side of his “regular” hospital work. You can evolve so much as a person and your knowledge can be so wide! And keep up the good work! Love your channel! Btw sorry for my bad English, Swede over here.

[@dedemoye1649]

I haven’t been a subscriber for long but you seem to always put a smile on my face. If you get hate which everyone does they are just real bitter people because you always have a smile in your face and never have I known spoke bad about anyone so I don’t see how people could hate on you. In conclusion, I love your videos and keep doing what you’re doing

[@Ashley-yr5rq]

Grey’s anatomy really helped me understand this video 😂

[@katelynmiller161]

Ashley same though😂

[@AnthonyBrown-gt4tn]

lol this video helped me understand greys anatomy

[@artemduda8359]

Found you recently and I absolutely love the videos!!! Good luck with your residency!

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks Artem!!

[@freedominabudget]

Love this! You clarified a lot!

[@monkeerocks]

Loving these videos! It's really cool to see your perspective on being a resident! It's not a path that I would choose for myself, but your videos are inspiring and I love learning things about being a resident!

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks so much Morgan!!

[@imjustpeachy23]

Hey Siobhan! I love your videos! They are so informative. Also I love your positive personality! I would be so lucky if I had someone like you as my doctor!

[@DaPenguin614]

I agree that you are so interesting to watch. I have lupus and I have 4 specialists that I see and a PCP. I’m excited to see what you do in the future!

[@irvwest1]

I have worked in peripheral medical fields and I am especially interested in your case presentations like with Alex. I also hope that you never lose your sense of caring, and hone your observational skills. I watched 2 elderly Cardiologists doing rounds and teaching residents how much they learn by simply observing.

[@bribbystrain6624]

thanks for the clear descriptions, very interesting. Good luck with the rest of your training. Really enjoy your vlogs .

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks Bribby!

[@laurenhobbs1029]

You are so interesting to watch!!! I'm actually a teacher not anything close to the medical field but I am very interested in it. I can't wait to see more videos!

[@davestarharris2011]

Since their haven't been anything like Scrubs in a long time, you are officially my new JD!

[@meshellz85]

Hi , I just wanted to say a huge thanks for taking the time and energy to make these videos . I am from New Zealand and have a 1 year old daughter with heart condition (CHD) . From watching your videos this last week I have had a real eye opener to your hours of work and study especially , so when at the hospital this week with my daughter I let the house officer have some food before attending to us - all because of your videos hehe . Can’t wait to see more videos

[@ViolinMD]

Wow Meshellz that is so touching! Thank you so much for sharing, it means a lot and makes the effort that goes into these videos 150% worthwhile!! Sending you and your daughter best wishes! ❤️

[@kristensweet4729]

Hi ..I just started watching your channel last week May 2020.. I have watched so many of your videos it won’t take me long to see them all.

[@shayswogger6629]

Hi there! I just want to say you seem like you’re an amazing doctor and will make a great one as you advance in your career! I am pursuing an education in medicine (PA) and I really enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for a lot of insight you give and keep up the great work!!

[@9gaglover321]

rewatching this and i also cant believe youre finished with your medical residency! cant wait to see your next vlog with the hubby :)

[@anjelicahernandez3180]

Hello! Thank you for doing these vlogs.. and sharing all of your experiences...my sister is I'm 11th grade high school and she is wanting to become a cardiologist and I will be sharing these blogs to her especially the ones that you talk about how you got into medical school and all the info someone needs to know and the steps to take.. thank you!

[@BreatheEasyRRT]

Great video as always! Also, CONGRATULATIONS (again) on being featured! You work so hard, you deserve it!

[@TheAidanodian]

I’m 14 in 8th grade in Seattle so I have quite a ways a way before I can even think about med school, but I also have a very good teaching hospital near me, UW Medicine. I’m certain I want to go into some form of medicine, right now the 2 surgical specialties I’m researching are general and transplant surgery. This video, and your channel as a whole as well as other medical channels, really help me understand the great field of medicine more. Keep up the great work!

[@GiggityCrabbityGiggity]

3 years later.. I’ve been subscribed for about an year. I sooooo wish I was apart of your community then. I plan on becoming a D.O. soon, and then becoming anesthesiologist for an while then getting my own pedi office. Not sure if it’ll work out but I hope it will. My dream is to become a doctor and you help me grow my dream each times I watch your videos. Thank you for your commitment.

[@jaimelynknifong5704]

Thank you for explain this! I was confused and this really helped!

[@ViolinMD]

Oh good! Thanks Jaime! ☺️

[@colonbrd761]

Doctor you are a super friendly person. i enjoy watching your videos alot.

[@tristanau4019]

Another amazingly informative video! I find myself hanging out for your videos each weekend :) Another Q&A video would be wonderful!

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks Tristan - it's so great to hear that you are enjoying the videos!! Yes I agree, there have been lots of great question I need answer!

[@robertlind1511]

HELLO fellow DOCTOR. Nothing better than finally getting that white coat with your name and the MD on it. Congrats and good luck.

[@kadeyyyy]

I've recently found your channel and its so interesting!! I am majoring in Psychology and Psychophysiology and love the Neuroscience units that we have. Sooo interesting to watch your story as I am really interested in medicine as well!! Looking forward to a next "day in a life" from you :)

[@milagrosguzmandebarranco7812]

Hello!!! I found you! You inspire me!!! I'm playing 🎻 and I decided to go to med school...After studying a music mayor for almost 5 years...I loooove your videos!

[@TheBrockwayBabe]

Recently found your channel really enjoying your videos, you make medicine seem not so intimidating, best luck with your residency.

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks Brockway! glad I'm helping to make it more approachable ☺️

[@naomim2732]

Agreed!

[@shonen84]

Hi! I’m a microbiologist! Good luck with your residency, great to see you featured on YT!

[@theveefit]

I really like the way you explained it!!!!! Thanks for sharing

[@diamondrose123]

Congratulations on all of your hard work, and dedication!! I can only imagine how tough at times(and rewarding) it is to be in your field of study and practice. An interesting side note. In parts of Australia, male surgeons are called Mr:) Thank you for sharing!

[@ViolinMD]

REALLY?! that's so interesting... actually I think I had heard of that in England as well. So you go from being Dr. back to being Mr. when you become a surgeon?

[@qqpatrick1451]

Violin MD

[@fathemajohura8277]

Hi, your videos are really informative! I currently work in the uk NHS as a speciality trainee in General practice ( I guess you guys would refer to us as your family doctor?). This is my fifth year as a doctor and - you’re right - the time goes by so quickly, it’s scary! I would’ve loved to have seen videos like yours when I first qualified as you’re so relatable! Good luck in your training!

[@Kas523]

Love your videos! You're so inspirational! 💕

[@jupitersworld244]

Nursing student in Nova Scotia! I really enjoy your videos one day I’ll be in your shoes 👞 I appreciate your knowledge you share with us

[@HadenTheFox]

My wife is a med student in a D.O. program. I like watching your videos to see what she'll be doing in a couple years!

[@scharondiaz5951]

I love your energy! You seem so sweet and positive. It seems you truly enjoy what You are doing! Patients must love you!🤗

[@ViolinMD]

aw than you Sharon!

[@MsStina84]

Violin MD - I actually thought the spelling of your name was Shavonne (almost as the person you're responding to, that's why I write this here.)

[@kb9847]

you are going to make a great Attending physician :) I'm certain you are already a great Resident too. Just found your channel and really enjoy your vids so I subbed. ps I have a chronic illness for the past 26 yrs so believe me when I say I've seen plenty of Dr's in all specialties I have to say I have a good read on them. :) Best of luck to you.

[@gustavshetty9979]

You emit so many positive vibes !

[@knitfulgrace]

I love your videos! I am a second year BSN student and my sister is a second year med school student and your videos are so interesting! Maybe you could do a video on your relationship with nurses in the hospital?

[@ViolinMD]

Hi Grace - I think that's a great idea! I will definitely do that in the future!!

[@moo6542]

I want to be a doctor when I grow up, so your such a role model for me! Xx

[@thisisclarissa6423]

How did you stay motivated during medical school? I hear it's the hardest thing ever and it seems so intimidating and scary! I'd love another Q&A! Also, great video as always!!!

[@ViolinMD]

Hi Claire - I'll be sure to make another one soon... probably not next video but the one after that!

[@bethanycorrea396]

It’s so interesting to see the differences (although not major) in medical training from the US vs Canada. Our system is slightly different in that we take our first licensing exam after 2nd year in medical school and then the second exam is taken after 3rd year. There is a third exam that has to be taken sometime during residency but is not stipulated for a particular time. Most tend to take I️t at the beginning of residency to get I️t over with. Also, I know internal medicine is a 3-4 year residency program here in the US. Also, we have both MD and DO schools. I’m currently a first year at a DO school! Thanks for the video!

[@ViolinMD]

Hey Bethany! cool thanks for sharing this info! i do know that internal medicine is pretty different in canada vs. US... I should make a video about that at some point actually! Also I don't think we have DO schools here which is a big difference from the states!

[@diemhuynh6636]

Hi there. I just found your channel yesterday. After watching 1 video, I decided to hit subscribe :) I love your positive attitude. I'm gonna start my nursing program in 6 months in the US. Please make more videos about pathology when you have time. (like the one about infective endocarditis; you made it very interesting to watch) Thank you :)

[@FatimaR23]

Yay you're a creator on the rise on my trending tab. Your content is so interesting

[@roseanneblades9074]

Good people like you deserve to be where your at. Good luck :) Enjoy Videos a lot.

[@stephjohanning]

I really enjoy watching your videos! I'm a doctor myself. I live in Costa Rica and here you have to do 5 years of med school and 1 year of internship to get your license to practice medicine. After that you get to apply for a residency, I'm a Oncology Radiotherapy resident, I'm heading into my 3rd year in february, it's actually 4 years of residency. In my case I have to be On Call every 5 days in the internal medicine ward or the emergency room. I must say it's pretty tiring but I'm sure you can relate. Anyway just wnated to say that I like your videos and keep on going, good luck! :)

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks for reaching out Steph - it’s wonderful to hear from other doctors around the world!!

[@fbennakhi1612]

You are an inspiration ❤️❤️

[@alifallah1954]

Thank you . And actually idea of changing clothes was really nice

[@girlspace2]

In Australia we have a bit of a different system - a first year resident is an ‘intern’ but they get paid - a second year resident is a ‘resident’ . A senior resident who is almost registered and thinking about specialising is called a registrar - we have bpt registrars (basic practical training - you’re not specialising yet and you’re a new registrar and haven’t done many rotations yet as a registrar) and apt (advanced practice training - the person is a senior registrar, has done lots of rotations and is about to be registered, and about to sit the physicians exam, looking at specialising) Then we have fellows, who are people who have passed the physicians exam but are continuing in a specialty field and have not done the final physician training in that field. Then we have junior or senior staff specialists/consultants - junior ones have just completed speciality training and seniors are rehearsed professionals.

[@swoodrow19912010]

Love Love Love watching your videos ❤️

[@mr_skull8489]

Thank you very much for simplifying it.

[@danielle9074]

My spidey senses told me you were Canadian, and I was right. :) Then, I also started to wonder if I speak with the same subtle accent. Anyway, I love your videos. I'm in law school, and I'm studying medical negligence / informed consent right now. Watching how your days unfold really brings some of the cases that I'm studying to life.

[@andreajlmoore]

Thanks for explaining! My son and I spend 6 weeks living in Toronto's Sick Kids hospital and I never did figure out all the people and positions that we interacted with!

[@ViolinMD]

I hope your son has recovered from his stay! YES it can be so confusing, i'm glad that was helpful!!

[@jodischulz7496]

Thank you for explaining!!

[@keeferg4774]

Girl MD is doctor of medicine! (and why am i watching this one in particular as an internal med nurse hehe)

[@selinsahin6377]

Hi , I am Selin from Turkey, i started my residency in pediatric surgery 20 months ago and it takes five years, too, i love my job but it is really tiring,i don't know how i tolerate that but the children make me always stronger, and thank you so much for the video, i am glad to learn about the titles, because i am sometimes confusing to compare with turkish titles :) now it is exactly clear , the process of medical school takes six years here, 3 years of 6 is for just theoratical training , 2 years for both of theoratical and practical training at the hospital and the last year is just for practise and no exam in the last year-that's really cool :)- and at the end of six year, you are becoming a doctor with no specialty and you can work in an emergency unit or in an ambulance or in a center of public health etc. but if you want to keep specializing , you have to take an important exam and than you choose your specialty, for example i graduated from medical school in 2014 and i had worked as a doctor in ambulance for 1,5 year and than i took the exam and choose pediatric surgery ... :) thank you again , happy to know you Dr. Deshauer and sorry for my mistakes in english, just i am still learning , bye

[@gnarlish]

It's exactly like on Grey's Anatomy! But this is actually really helpful for me because I go to a university to have my lupus treated and sometimes before I see my doctor, nurses, medical students, and residents will be involved in the case asking questions or doing tests and it get's a little confusing to know who I'm talking to/what they're objective is if they don't explain what's going on. Since it's a research / teaching hospital there are always so many new faces around.

[@basmaabumahfouz9755]

It's different in here where i live !❤️ I'm attending medical school here in jordan. Medical school is a 6 year journey (to get your M.D.)with one extra year called the internship (you have to do it to basically be able to practice or be a resident). Crazy to see how different med schools are! ✨

[@ViolinMD]

Hi Basma - thanks for sharing! Interesting!

[@charlottebarnes363]

My biggest regret was not becoming a doctor! I’m 24 now, so it’s a lil late. Congrats to you though! You’re amazing.

[@ohmygoodnessgirl]

Love your videos!

[@Kuli_Guitars]

I might become a doctor I’m not sure yet but your videos help out a lot

[@chavitavb]

Wow you're an inspiration! Do senior doctors ever give you a hard time? I.e..."No you do it this way. or No you're doing it all wrong."

[@kgames7343]

You look like Dr. Cameron from house MD. Very nice explanation.

[@trishab2147]

You explained this really well

[@lehvak8567658]

UK junior doc here, we use: house officer (first year postgraduate), senior house officer (second year postgraduate to core training), specialty registrar (specialty trainee), and consultant (senior doctor who has completed specialist training). Family doctors here are called GPs (general practitioners). Physicians and GPs use the title 'Doctor' while surgeons revert to Mr and Miss upon completion of royal college membership (a Royal College of Surgeons tradition due to the fact that surgeons used to be tradesmen and did not go to university).

[@0014Amit]

and here i am second year medical student watching your video instead of studying on sunday evening . 2 more years and i will be MD. pray for me so i can get a match for surgery.

[@setbhvj]

In the Netherlands, medical school takes 6 years (3 years of studying and then 3 years of practical learning in different departments of the hospital), and then you have to specialize (which you are doing) which takes another 4-6 years! So we will be busy being educated for at least 10 years :)

[@preetibapat8667]

You explained it very nicely ☺️👌🏻👌🏻

[@cutietae247]

I'm watching this now and you just uploaded the test taking video lol🎊🎊

[@MaddyLee99]

Idk why I’m watching all these med school and resident vlogs and videos when I’m working on my prerequisites for nursing school 😂 but I guess it can help and also motivate me to study and work hard

[@Sarozism]

We will be a great doctor one day !! good luck

[@alfredogodoy5487]

Very good videos 😊you aré my inspiration to continúe with my dream to be a doctor Hey from Houston tx🌃

[@ViolinMD]

Hey Alfedo! Great to hear from you ☺️

[@autumngilbreath7819]

I have no interest if med school or being a doctor but for some reason you came up in my recommendations and I’m hooked 😂

[@laurenhobbs1029]

Autumn Gilbreath Same!!!! She makes it so interesting!

[@ViolinMD]

aw thanks guys!!

[@reeleltahir8479]

Well explained ❤️

[@jessicahall2248]

Your incredible and super knowledgeable.. would love to have you as a dr .. ❤️

[@vuthihinh4959]

Hello! I come from Viet Nam. I am the first year resident, too. There are a lots of differences in medical training program between your country and mine. We take 6 years to finish the studying at university and become a general doctor. After that, we also have to take an very big exam and about 50% all of us will continue studying and practicing at the hospital as residents. The remaining will go to another programs to take degrees before they can practice in medicine independently. Our resident program lasts 3 years for all specialities. For example, I choosed neurology and I have to study continuously in 3 years. Then, I can almost practice medicine by myself. I can study more to take higher degree if I want. I know that medical training program in my country has many limits so we are trying to resolve and getting better, catching up the world. Thank you for your reading!

[@kevinsam3078]

Not thus popping up 4 years later, after your residency exam. Time flies. 3:26

[@zorabw8948]

Thanks for explaining all these terms. It was really a bit confusing for me before I had watched this video. From which stage on are you allowed to participate in surgery? As resident? And when you do night shifts - does always an attending physician have to be available? It is interesting for me to learn how things work in other countries.

[@KimberlyFaith01]

Ahh I've been watching your videos for a while but I didn't know you were from Canada! I freaked out and then I saw you putting on your white coat and I freaked out even more knowing that you go to Mac!! (I'm in western university for nursing)

[@lanuaimol6947]

Your vlog 🥰 are all interesting .keep it up

[@bumpybackroads1581]

as some of the other commenters have said, as someone with multiple chronic illnesses, i can only hope to come across doctors like you! i can only speak for my experience here in the US... but a lot of the doctors i have experienced (particularly 60+ year old male doctors) look at young women like myself as hypochondriacs or pill seekers... it doesn’t even really matter if there is medical evidence from tests backing up the symptoms we “claim” to have. if we experience something that is even a little bit unique (different than what they were taught when in school or different from what they have experienced while practicing medicine) we must be making it up. it can be REALLY hard to be taken seriously and get the help we need. it’s so sad and frustrating. i had a neurologist diagnose me with an incurable *chronic* neurological disorder based on my symptoms and medical testing results and then when he couldn’t cure me of it... he asked me if i had ever been tested for clinical depression because it may have been in my head all along... *eye roll* i wish i could say that was my first and only experience like that... but unfortunately it wasn’t.

[@ViolinMD]

aw i'm so sorry to hear you have been through so much and didn't feel heard by your doctors... hearing stories like yours renews my values and reminds me why I became a doctor. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@toobam706]

I was wondering what medical school you attend??? And your videos are so helpful!

[@BahaaSharaf]

This was an amazing video thanks alot 😂 💙💙💙

[@sophiamerfield4395]

I love your videos so interesting 💛

[@jasonsight2636]

I work at Mayo and you seem hard working!!

[@btcasn8019]

In Russia we have the medical hierarchy: Chief of Hospital (Main Medical Doctor) Heads of Departments (for example: Head of Internal Medicine Department or General Internist) They has their own Department and every staff is doing what they say in their department (they are also teach their interns) Medical Doctors Residents (It’s a 1 extra year after being intern) Interns (3-year internship) General Nurse Nurses Housekeeping Manager Housekeeping Staff

[@From_Dust_We_Rise]

Thank you!