DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR: NIGHT SHIFT WITH MY HUSBAND

Join me for a day in the life of a doctor and find out what a night shift in the hospital is like! For the first time ever, my husband Mark and I were on call together in the same hospital. He was on call for obstetrics and gynaecology and I was on call for internal medicine.
HUGE thank you to Mark for vlogging a super busy call shift!
Thank you to Grand River Hospital for their support!
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~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~
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[@ViolinMD]

We made another video together! First time since this video that Mark and I worked in the same hospital together. We had so much fun - check it out!!

[@masoncompton5872]

When y’all have kids they’ll never be able to fake being sick😂😂

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks so much for watching - Mark and I loved making this vlog and can't wait to do more! Click to see all my 26-HOUR CALL SHIFT vlogs:

[@abdullatiphyahya958]

This is my favorite episode. Husband and wife with in different residency program. Inspiring =)

[@royal6868]

Could you imagine if they had a baby, and he delivered their child....couple goals....

[@krystagreen9456]

Every time someone says “we finally heard the baby cry” brings tears to my eyes! Y’all are wonderful

[@lizelle-anndsouzavi-c6542]

After all the COVID-19 situation Sioban and her Husband should do a sit down video when free and talk about how they met, etc..

[@aesthetic8653]

So she is.. pretty, smart , doctor, cool husband, husband works as a doctor, plays the violin, vloger, brave, gets no sleep but still is amazing, kind , and has 748K subscribers, doctor who can still vlog and work

[@PatriciaSmyle]

As a med student dating another med student, this is literally my dream

[@mrspaisley1]

This warmed my heart so much! I’m a night shift nurse. With the stress and emotions in medicine I can only imagine how comforting it is to see your other half during a long shift if only for a few minutes! So very special

[@FiladelfiaStudios]

Wow, these are the kind of people that SHOULD be in the medical field. You can tell they genuinely care about their patients, and people in general

[@mateo_olivares]

The time and effort she puts into these videos. She’s not just vlogging, she’s telling us a story and educating at the same time. I love and deeply admire the commitment. ♥️

[@franchesicaveale131]

The sickle-cell patient hits home. I have 2 children with SS ages 15 and 13 and it warms my heart to see a doctor not just assuming they are med seeking. Thank you!! Btw…RN here…12 years…

[@lunacraveswifi7192]

I would have NEVER in a million years thought she was already married oooh my!! I kinda thought she was dating someone in the medical field as well but she seemed still soo young 💕

[@mzdiamondlover]

Aw on her last day of residency she shared the night with her husband. That’s so sweet :)

[@daliaelhanan]

I'm a junior in high school and I've been determined to do medicine for as long as I can remember but I wanted to be an OB/GYN since I was 12. These videos really help me stay motivated through serious mental health struggles.

[@iCortex1]

i love how vlogging has become somewhat "normalized" ... it's so cool to see peoples perspective of what they do

[@wh0643]

a doctor, a youtuber and married..

[@chooseV]

She is working and filming😳she is a genius...if I was the one I will get confused. As a nurse I know how demanding our job can be. Stay safe...

[@roofkorean1]

My daughter had an adult fist sized teratoma when she was 6 months old. Thankfully it was benign and the doctors were able to surgically remove it. It was in her chest and pushing on her esophagus. I will forever be grateful for all the amazing doctors out there for saving her ❤️ She’s 9 now and has no further complications from it.