"Paediatrics is the best job in Medicine you could have" - Dr Alexander McNeil
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2020
- Here at Hull York Medical School, it is our people - our students, clinical tutors, staff, and our graduates - that make our School exceptional. We wanted to capture their stories.
In this video, Alexander McNeil - a Medicine graduate and now a Paediatric Trainee and the Chief Registrar at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust - explains his journey to medical school and what sparked his passion for paediatrics as a career.
Alexander explains how the essential skills he developed at Hull York Medical School, including communication, problem solving, professionalism and lifelong learning skills, allow him to deliver exceptional healthcare in paediatrics.
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To those who go into medicine, because of a calling and love for this profession. Do not get corrupted by medical dogmas, learn the scientific, but look into holistic and psychological aspects of illnesses. Never let the pay-check be your motivation of going to work. Always work as if God is your employer. We desperately need doctors like these.
I have worked my whole life to get into animation school
After a few months I realised that it wasn’t for me. I have always had an interest in medicine due to my whole family being doctors. After doing research on being pediatrician i decided that’s what I want to be. It’s not gonna be easy but I am gonna give it my all.
Hey!
How’s your journey been so far?
@@frhemad studying my ass off😂. My entrance exams are in 3 weeks. May God and myself help me .
@@rkthecharacter4649
Good luck!
Am super proud of u!!
U made a decision that not alot have the guts to take including myself.
Keep grinding!
Being a last year med student looking into a ped residency, this put a big smile on my face!
same here!
Studying hard to the Steps to one day become a pediatrician too.
oooooh good luuuck .
how could you not love paediatrics!! I couldn't agree more
I admire being a peditrician too!
Pediatrics is great! Kids are fun, and they usually heal up very quickly.
The problem is that you have to deal with *parents*.
That’s why I went into Radiology!😅
I loveeeeeee kids 🤭🥰 and I like being a doctor so next year I'm definitely going study in this field but I am not sure what will I really be specialized in honestly? maybe cardiac or human nutrition section 😊I really don't know but I'm definitely going for this career I decided since from the age 11
Nice video
That laugh at the end though... Like when I was scammed into med school haha
Oh good 👍
Hello sir.
Sir, my child is 9th month old but not seatted & not stable his neck for long time. So plz give me any solution plzzz
We are not able to provide medical advice, please see your doctor about your child. Best wishes
Iam Harithapavan from india my son Venkata Jitendra Swaroop has breathing problem now he is 10 yrs old he is breathing from mouth I don’t know I gave him birth on August 30 2013 in Andhrapradesh India. He is only child for me yesterday doctor told us one issue that oxygen is not going to mind properly iam not having sleep from 2 days please help us we will come to US no problem we can’t trust Indian doctors they will tell many for money we don’t mind money also but we want proper treatment for our son.He is a very intelligent boy but now he is telling that I will die soon don’t worry Amma as a mother I can’t digest this no one supported me after marriage I a lonely suffered 1 yr at my mothers home after baby born my in-laws came and taken the boy I want urgent help please 🙏🏻 help me we will come My husband and me to US sir He works for GE Power
We are not able to provide medical advice, please see your doctor about your child. Best wishes
Many kneels
hmmmmm, hope you haven’t been demociding the kids. uk cases of paediatric myocarditis are ‘iNExpLicaBLY’ spiking, excuse the pun.