Questions w/ an Interventional Cardiologist (IMG, not matching, nephrologist beef) | Rachel Southard
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Huge thank you to Dr. Suraj Rasania MD for taking the time be part of this video. Be sure to thank him in the comments below! :)
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Be sure to comment your thanks to Dr. Rasania! :D Hope you guys enjoy the video!
Thank you so much Dr.Rasania! You really wonderfully described the profession, your passion for it and now I want to find a way to do one of my rotations with you!
Is there any way to follow him on social media ??
Thanks for sharing ur knowledge and for sharing that with r girl Rachel. She’s a bright light into medicine.
Just this ….. the fact that u chose to do an elective in the area that u feel u need the most work in shows exactly what kind of physician u r. U don’t run from challenge and what’s hard. U face it head on and make it ur friend. So so so proud.
I love this guy. He is the main character and he knows it!
I'm an IMG who's pursuing cardiology so this video came at the perfect time! I can't explain in words how much it means to hear Dr. Rasania tell us not to give up and to keep working hard towards our dreams and goals, he's such an inspiration. Also, I love how Rachel always gives us the best content to keep us motivated!
Please please tell me you're from Pakistan. I need some helllp
I’m from Pakistan 🇵🇰 how can I help?
@@sanakhan-lm4yn okkk. So. Here's what I want to ask.
I'm about to start my third year. Should I go for long standard books like katzung Robbins or should I stick to usmle relevant material like Pathoma sketchy bnb and all of that stuff.
Second.
I intend to give my step 1 towards the end of my third year or at most the beginning of my 4th year. Is it a good time or you recommend changes in my timeline.
Third.
I've heard k electives are only awarded to those who are "students". Soo. A doctor who's doing his house Job. Is he considered a "student" or a graduate. ?
I don't check my yotube notifications and I have so many notifications from random channels. Is there any other way in which we can effectively communicate ?
Thanks.
He is such a sweetheart ❤ I love his optimistic, calming and genuine personality. Thank you Dr. Rasania and thank you Rachel 😊
It's so good to see an Indian doing such good work and making other Indians proud ...and motivating other Indian doctors that you can do anything anywhere and make a change ...I am also giving my NEET PG this coming March ...and from starting of my mbbs I knew in my heart that I want to be an obgyn but I was so scared to accept it cause i thought what if I do something wrong to patients what if I screw some case but ..Rachel's dedication towards obgyn motivated me ..and now I accept by my full heart and mind that yes I can do it too and i
will be a great obgyn⭐
heyy Dr.Rajpurohit , I'm 15 years old currently in class 11 preparing for NEET UG 24' . I'm really looking forward to getting into medical school and becoming a doctor one day. I would be really grateful if you shared some tips which had helped you back in 11 while preparing for medical !
@@saanvijain1708 watch dr. Aditya Gupta's videos on Neet UG. Hope this helps👍🏼
It's ALL Indians docs in Minnesota and North Dakota 😊
He talks with so much enthusiasm about Cardiology. Love the questions you have put up for him...Thankyou Dr. Rasania!
I think it's a really cool to hear other doctors experience with their chosen medical field - thank you to Dr. Rasania for talking about Interventional Cardiology :)
Dr.Rasania so nice and modeste , thank you doctor and thank you Rachel ❤️
Such a great video & message! Thank you, Doc & Rachel! So many people do not realize just how resilient doctors have to be at heart. Very often, there are a lot of "failures" along the way, but it's the people who are willing to keep pushing who succeed! What a wonderful reminder of this. It is NOT always just "smart" people who make it through easy - in fact, SO much of it is NOT easy! Loved this video!
What an awesome Doctor!! These are the types of physicians we need! Just down to earth people, not egotists!
This was such a beautiful video. Major thanks to you Dr.Rachel Southard😉 and Dr.Rasania. I need to learn to be as relaxed and as cheerful as Dr. Rasania amidst all the stress.
He’s delightful! So appreciative of the both of you taking the time to share this with us!
Thank you Dr.Rasania for this insightful and inspirational interview! What a wonderful and a warm physician! Thanks Rachel for bringing us this video
It's nice to hear about the path and the reasons that bring doctors to medicine and their specialties. Understanding a physician's interest and passion for a particular practice area helps humanize them as a person beyond the scrubs and pulls back the curtain, which does not happen too often. Great video Rachel and Dr. Rasania!
What a great interview! Quite motivational 😊 Thank you Rachel and Dr. Rasania!
Thank you so much for making this video. I so often forget that hard work is so much more important then the cards you have dealt
One of my fav vids now😭 thank you both for sharing!! Definitely eases my anxiety and increases my excitement for this journey 🥹❤️
I genuinely enjoyed this interview! Such a brilliant doctor. Thank you for taking your time sir, definitely took note of all that you said 😩
Thank you Dr. Rasania! Your summary was so interesting and very encouraging! Enjoy your 🏎-I love to drive as well.
My husband had a mechanical heart valve put in when he was only 31. Endocarditis. 16 years later and that tick is still music to my ears! We are so grateful, especially to Dr. Bonneau at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto ❤🇨🇦
Wow, what a great video I learned so much. Thanks to the both of you!
Thank you Rachel and Dr. Rasania for this vid.💞 I appreciate this so muchhh!
This is such a great interview! Dr. Rasania is so encouraging and genuine! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks to both of you ❤, I loved this interview! I found Dr. Rasania’s advice so helpful as an IMG - also for life in general haha - his calmness and perseverance shows that it is worth following your dreams and everyone walks their own path.
I remember when you first told us you did this video. I’ve been excited for it since then. Can’t wait to watch!
Super inspiring! Needed to hear that. Don’t give up
This is an incredible video. Thank you to you both! ♥️
I love interventional cardiology. Thank you for this Rachel.
Thank you so much Dr. Rasania!
I love cardiology and his story. Very good question about hobbies and balance.
What an inspiring story!!! It’s so nice to hear successful stories of setback and perseverance:)
Thank you so much Rachel for making this interview with this amazing Dr. it was really inspirational to me!!
Yesss Can't waittt. Have been waiting for this for months
Me toooo!
Yes!! One single EMR would be amazing and time saving for patients and medical staff.
Epic 😁 lol
Sooo Proud of you and your story and you detailing the struggles you went thru and soo Happy that you achived your dream
you inspired us
Thank you Rachel and thank you Dr. Rasania ☺️
great video! dr. rasania seems like a wonderful doctor and I appreciate the encouragement during my pre-medical studies
He’s the best!
I'm and interventional cardiology nurse and also work in the cardiac PCU so this was so fun for me to watch!!
I just finished an RN travel contract at a heart hospital PCU so I really liked this too! It was SUPER stressful, but I learned a lot there.
Amazing stuff. Awe inspiring . Starting my fellowship in cardiology next year, what an inspiration
love this so much!!! hopefully more of these interviews soon :)
Great video, loved watching it. You are an amazing woman, so inspiring, so motivating!
This is the hospital I work for! I remember seeing you come down to the ER during a STEMI once and then you vlogged about it! Hope you’re enjoying it here 💌
This was so inspiring. I'm about to take a side step in my career, requiring a further 4 years of full-time study. I've been feeling unmotivated and doubting my ability to get through the next 4 years, however this interview has helped me to pull my boots up and get into it, regardless of the obstacles!
@Emma - How is it going? I hope all is well and progressing as smoothly as possible. Fingers, toes, and eyes all tightly crossed for you!
What a sweetheart, loved all his answers 🫶🏼
Really enjoyed the vid Rach. And happy belated bday ❤💕
Dr Rasania is the best a true BLESSING! Saved my Father so grateful for him 🙏🏻❤️
Rachel. You’re looking amazing 😍
Love your content DOC... Do a video/training on forensic pathology/emergency room medicine
I'll be a non-US IMG. Everyone keeps telling me there's no way to match at a first attempt at Ob/gyn, particularly since I am not a good Multiple Choice Test taker. I get so discourage and unmotivated. It gives me hope that someone got in a competitive residency program in somewhat similar conditions. Thank you Dr. Rasania!
such a nice video..and was an insightful video for IMGs 😊. Thank you
Rachael , nice to see you again ❤❤❤❤ Yeah, who you doing ? Nice information….. Congratulations!!! Love it 😍 😍😍😍😍
An absolute gem of a video
My dream field (and the most interesting field in my opinion 😁💘)is cardiology ❤so huuuge thank you to both of you talented people ❤❤❤
Hello Rachel, i am missing your Anki tutorials . If there are any latest upgrades on learning from you on Anki, please do share a video on it.
Your old videos on Anki was super helpful 🙏. Would like to see a upgraded version on anki again 😊
I completely agree with him that centralized and accessible information is key to having a functional healthcare system where people can educate themselves through research. I think if people can engage with the information and get something out of it than it should be free and there should be as many ways for that information to get to people as possible. Obviously services have to cost something but information and experience being accessible can make the world a better place. The easier it is to improve our work the more impact our work can impact peoples lives and finding ways for education to reach people is as important as how people try to reach the information. I think that’s changing alot and that wherever you want to get to in any field it’s becoming easier and more accessible at every stage and that’s why what he’s saying is so important to remember. Wherever stage your at you have to keep hope and know you’ll get there. Everyone around you wants you to get where you’re going too.
Gerontology is becoming a more important part of medicine all the time. Dr Rasania was smart to go into it until such time as he could get into interventional cardiology. And as he said, that experience helps him a lot. My wonderful oncologist just left Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to inaugurate a geriatric oncology program with the Hackensack system. He had already done a lot of research on the subject which showed that when a gerontologist is involved with oncologists, the life expectancy of the elder client is significantly increased. Will miss him, but am so proud of him.
Very inspirational figure, thanks for this interview.
@Rachel Southard I want to thank you for pointing me in the direction of Anki. I am just starting a course in Pharmacy Tech program and have several things I need to know. It is amazing. Thank you.
THE LIL INTRO MUSIC FITS PEFEFTLY OMGGG
Thanks heaps this was so insightful
Thank you Dr. Rasania! It's encouraging to hear that coming from a foreign (to the US) medical school, then not matching, and going on a tangent to do geriatric medicine ultimately led you to where you are in cardiology today. It's a winding road, but all a journey nonetheless.
@Mya Khine - Don't look at gerontology as a tangent, but as a very helpful, even important, adjunct to Dr Rasania's practice. He states that in this video.
i love you rachel!
Thaaank youuu!!!!❤❤❤
Yess we love an IMG!
@15:25 Unfortunately in the UK we don't have a centralised electronic patient medical record system even though all hospitals under under the umbrella of the National Health Service.
In the building checking in from Barbados😊😎
Hi Rachel good morning happy Sunday morning and I hope you having amazing day today and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
Thank you so much
DUDE I WENT TO HIS CARDIOLOGY LECTURE LAST YEARRRRR
AWH YAY!
I want to thank you Dr. Rasania for taking the time to be in this video.
Thank you !
Thank you sir
Thank you♥️.
Thank you
I have an appt with him next month to check my heart.
Does dr.rasania provide on hands rotation?
Rachel do you have any tips for someone struggling to pass physiology who loves medicine and is great at the bedside with hands on medicine with struggles a lot with the school portion of it
Nephrology and cardiology like to push lasiks... I laughed pretty hard at that comment! Thank you Dr. Rasania!
Yes, interventional cardiology.
Hi Rachel
Thanks for the video. I’m not sure how much you know about bs/md or ba/md programs. Can you please make a video or tell how are those programs and what are pros and cons?? 💖💐
Hi there! I actually don’t know much about those and honestly didn’t even know they exist 😅
@@RachelSouthard 😄okay thank you
In the building waiting from Barbados 😎😎😎
Hey! New profile picture eh!?
@@RachelSouthard Yeah 🙂, I didn't expect you to notice that 😆
Hi! I am a Social Worker with VAD/Heart Transplant! Thanks for the interview! Do you not have to wear masks at your medical campus? Just wondering!
CDC removed the mask mandate for healthcare facilities, which was how we were able to film this interview without masks :)
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Commenting for the algorithm
Thank you Doc!
Hello. Angiogram is the same with angioplasty
Uuuu yay
I would like to become a invasive cardiovascular technology, but I don’t if I’m to old, I’m 34?
17:23 best 😂
hi
i have lvdd grade 1 can i donate blood or platelet thanks
I wouldnt let either of them near me,,,,,,scary indeed.
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Hi how are you feeling and how tall are you
5’5”
@@RachelSouthard oh ok I thought you was 5'6'-5'7"
@@RachelSouthard are you sure your 5'5"
@@RachelSouthard - You should ignore intrusive questions like this one.
you gotta do him a favor so he could get you into cards you know what I mean?
are you happy these days ?
Travel to Virginia
Don t forget to answer me