Why an Indian Doctor Moved to the USA | Money, Lifestyle or Medicine ?
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- We are going to go on a deep dive into the exact reasons why I chose to do my Residency Doctor/PG Training in the USA(America) over India. We will be discussing about all the exams I considered - USMLE, NEET/NEXT PG, PLAB after which I will be talking about the quality of residency training, Salary of Doctors and Resident Doctors in USA, Work-Life Balance, Risk Management and Beyond Nationalism (World Centrism).
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0:00 Intro
0:16 USMLE Vs PLAB & NEET
7:33 ROSE
13:04 World Class Training
15:57 Career Advancement
18:08 A Global License
19:01 Salary
22:01 Work Life Balance
24:52 Risk Management
27:34 Beyond Nationalism
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Hi, where did you complete your MBBS from?
How many clinical rotations did you complete in the US?
Please include these in your next video....Is it really worth living in the usa?? What after residency?? Like options after residency in the usa ? Settling over there?! Chances process....thanks
Hey !! Pls make a video about the aspects involved in starting our own clinic or hospital in the US or just mention about it in the next video. It'll be really helpful.
Did u get j1 ir h1b visa
Hello doctor , i want to know whether after clearing usmle ,can we settle in us within 5yrs? Or how much time after that until we become a US resident?
My two most favorite cancer doctors are from India. Iam so thankful for them and the great care they have given me for the past two years! Having breast cancer was scary at first, but their positive care giving took away my fears. I hope they stay here for always!! God bless these special people who have chosen to be our doctors! How blessed we are to have these beautiful people touch our lives. ❤️😇💕💕💕💕 thankyou!
The reality is India has 1.3 billion people, they have one doctor for every 10,000 people in India. Dr. Bhavik Kumar got educated in India and then leaves for the US. 400 million people live with zero health care in India, they are dying because people like Bhavik Kumar are selfish and leave for the US to live a life of comfort, wealth, and fame while the people of India suffer. Boycott Doctors born in India in the name of justice for the Indian people!
@@rustomparekh4740 why don't u ask same question to govt. Why Chinese study in Western countries but they come back to china to job? Bcoz they love their country? NO
Bcoz China provides levish life, stipend & rules for their protection. Why we suffer here if we've capabilities to get No1 opportunity there. But ya, We r not against India, they represent India in foreign.
@@rustomparekh4740 why doctors are not paid well and respected in india everybody wants respect and money why government dont pay them well
@@rustomparekh4740 teri baap chutiye
@@rustomparekh4740 Indian doctor's are overworking, loaded with lot's of work and govt pays very less and Indians are really cheap they also don't want to go in govt hospitals for treatment and when they visit private hospitals doctors then they blame doctor's are looting.... Hypocrite cheap Indians.... I'm myself indian and I had listened talks about doctor's.. Indians doesn't look the hardwork to become a doctor they just want to get free treatment without Giving much payyy...
I must say you are the example of a person who has made use of his time and opportunities. I have also done mbbs from south India. Was inclined to do usmle but ended up in uk and now a practising consultant psychiatrist. Your channel is very knowledge enhancing and motivating and goes to show how far somebody can go with hard work and determination.
@Gurleen Bhatia..Sir how long did it take you to become a psychiatrist. I am in class 11 and I am aspired to be one. Please reply
how's life in UK for you?
Thank you so much for sharing your views out very genuinely.. I am definitely able to connect my journey with your thoughts
THAT PART WERE YOU MENTIONED THIS TERM CALLED “ROSE” that was really good bro 👌.Really appreciate your videos man 🤝It helps a lot.Thnx Man 💯
I love this!
very insightful, thank you.
hey sir your this and the previous video is the best video in your channel ...such an inspirational and give a different perspective to see things
This encouraged me so much to continue my preparation. I experienced a breakdown some days back and you gave me reasons to follow my path❤️
The reality is India has 1.3 billion people, they have one doctor for every 10,000 people in India. Dr. Bhavik Kumar got educated in India and then leaves for the US. 400 million people live with zero health care in India, they are dying because people like Bhavik Kumar are selfish and leave for the US to live a life of comfort, wealth, and fame while the people of India suffer. Boycott Doctors born in India in the name of justice for the Indian people!
Whattt!!?😭
ER doctor here ! Showing some early super. Congratulations again.
Nice manik
You’re one of my juniors at college.
Nice to know you’ve done great
God bless you
Impressed by the way you looking at the future and your perspective of life.
Sure you will motivate lot of your juniors to think different and big.
Great Bhaiya! Nice video yaar, you gave a lot information!
Loved ur world centric view! Encouraged to pursue usmle after seeing ur videos
Best CZcams channel on USMLE ! Best guidance
Tq so much Manik 🙌 sharing this video 🙏🙏 very useful for Medical students 🙌🙏🙏👍👏
This was by far your greatest video
Very insightful, well done!
That's something right there. The insights shared by Dr. Manik are worth listening to. Thank you! ❤️
The reality is India has 1.3 billion people, they have one doctor for every 10,000 people in India. Dr. Bhavik Kumar got educated in India and then leaves for the US. 400 million people live with zero health care in India, they are dying because people like Bhavik Kumar are selfish and leave for the US to live a life of comfort, wealth, and fame while the people of India suffer. Boycott Doctors born in India in the name of justice for the Indian people!
@@rustomparekh4740 he is not at all selfish. our whole medical system is a mess. Just see the schedules of Resident doctors, and imagine Tamil Nadu residents working more than 70 hrs a week (even 24+hrs straight and without any leaves) and at last getting just 15000 per month. Supreme Court ordered medical colleges to not exceed 12hrs of working hours for residents. Yet the order is still on papers. Govt doctors still have to work restlessly even sacrificing their personal life, no movies, no hangout, no leaves, no fun, just work in the hectic pressure, toxic environment, etc. Calling a doctor's selfish to go out of country is so pathetic... But it's not your mistake even, out Whole Media and society underestimate the work done by these Govt doctors and looting done by some private doctors is even mistaken with govt doctors. I wish our medical industry will get enough doctors soon else we are going to lose a lot of talents from here just because we didn't care about them and treated them inhumanly...
@@gameboyshreeved3863india me education ek scam hai... education ka koi value hi nahi hai
Very well explained Mr.Madaan..
Your views are really amazing..
This is so far your best video
I really respect u so much thank u so much for making this channel it really helped me a lot I’m not Indian but seeing this really help me a lot and help me decide what to do with my life and encouraged me to follow my dream God bless u doctor 🌹 Doctor can u plz make a long video explaining your entire journey since u first started to think about it when did u do ur exam and when did u do clinical rotations electives research and publications plz and how plus how u made ur cv stronger to get matched for ur dream specialism plz
Best video so far! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Omg I love your mindset 💜!
We are same in liking to be facing challenges.
I hope IA one day I will be where U are today ❣️.
I’m an Orthopedic/ Sports Medicine specialist. Just listened to ur video out of curiosity. Nicely made except the salary you have quoted. Primary Care specialities in general can get on an average salary between $180,000 to $250,000 at the maximum. Only surgical branches ( and may be interventional cardio and GI) usually have a salary between $400,000 to $500,000 on an average. Salary in millions is extremely rare .
Great video!!!👍
Very impressive. Like how you explained.
Very informative 🙌
Very informative 👍🏻
U r one of my idols manik :) ♥️
Hey, Manik. Lots of information.Thank you. I'm also from India. Can you make a video on the whole process of USMLE? including after step1,2 what to do? Do we need to give OET? How many rotations should be done? When we'll start to get interviews etc. and things like that. It would be really helpful.
I am very much like your Inspirational messages for upcoming doctors.
in respect of nationalism we respect your personal opinion but we have to respect our country because yours journey starts from your mother's land and today your position is blessing with your nationan where you got basic qualification for today's achievement.
We proud of you for motivational messages and inspiring of asperents.
Let our Indian education system change and people who think usmle is more challenging than NEET PG should tell Indian entrances are even more challenging that those exams..
However Indian doctors are very well known for their immense skills in Medical history..
No they are not usmle is tougher i have taken step 1&2 and inicet and neet ... definately step is harder
Lol u have no knowledge it's just because India has so limited seats that neet ug and pg is described as difficult than other exams ... difficulty and not getting a seat are 2 different things
@@shubhamsingal3840 hello knowledgeable person,it's not about getting seat.. it's about the standardness that need to be implemented..
Wait NEXT exam will prove that definitely..
Indian Exams ever tough than others that acceptable..
@@moviespoint2926 what standards are u talking about first fix the standard of hospital waiting line and then talk about the standard of doctors
Global license is the best advantage !
It wasn't a minute factor bro 😀, it's very important and was part of the determining factors 😀🙇🏻♂️
I have watched your all video almost but this is a best video
You're my inspiration.
You are my inspiration and idol sir..This year it would be my First year in MBBS...im not scared of usmle so i will be giving it a shot ill give my best like you did 😀
Thanks 🙏
The "beyond nationalism" concept is what I believe in but didn't knew the name .
The climax part was interesting. I really loved it in Sanskrit language it is said that "Vasudhaiva kutumbakam" means whole world is my Family.. It was really really inspiring video.thanxx for all 🙏🙏🙏✌️✌️
* its vasudhaiva kutumbakam. Correct it.
Your last part of nationalism was more than diamond! Your thought process is really of a successful person! You will certainly go far in life❤️💪🏽
Hi sir Great video,
If you don’t mind please let me know whether is it mandatory to visit any other other countries ( for better cultural diversity experience) before applying for USA visa to get visa in first attempt for clinical electives in USA?
Wish me luck 🤞
Diving into USMLE
2nd year MBBS Student
More informative manik sir
Hello Dr.Manik, Myself a graduate Doctor from India does the fact that I have been working as CMO and was trying for NEET PG for two years now and I haven’t been a part of any research based job how much of a difficulty would there in being selected for Residency if I have apply for The USMLE.
The level of Uncertainty for Indian Medical Graduates in India is quite intimidating for a first generation Doc.
Indian NEET PG changed a lot form2020 - 2021 sir, it not that straight farward as it use be , i could say it almost like step 1 only...! but not all Qns since it has many subject & less time than step 1! But 40% paper is clinical Qns ! My opinion
Hey nikhil this is Ragini!So are you planning to go to US?
I am too a world citizen . Nice to listen from other world citizen.
All the monetary benefits aside, but you must admit that USA is still 4-5 times expensive than India. So whether you earn 1.5 cr in USA it is equivalent to 30-40 lakhs in India
Maybe ! However if you go to Costco so many things are much cheaper than India. Property prices in Jersey and Pennsylvania are just 1.25x compared to India for the same sq. ft, but the rent is much higher which can make property a good investment there.
That being said cities like NYC are surely expensive. If you go to restaurants food is expensive as you have to tip a lot also. So there you might be right
There are so many other benefits in the us. For example you could work there for 10 years and come back to India.
So just a quick question 1000s of people who go to Canada u think they are saving just few dollars per month 😂😂😂and they are so dumb that they thought they will earn only a little more than india.u don't even know anything about us or earning or expenses
You are Right,,, why we consider any certain country, i.e india 🇮🇳,why we not consider whole world as a family why only any certain country, I support your decision... I'm neet aspirant 2023.. I love your content, you are only CZcamsr, who motivated me most... Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳.
Reply 🔁 if it reach you. ।।
You are great dr..
Hi, very good information, advice, suggestions and etc.... Question for you doctor is that matching surgery is difficult for Indian citizens.
It all looks so hard :( ..... can you please make an A to Z video abt 'mbbs in India and residency in USA'... i need it a lot and please include the timelines of clinical rotations, and did u take up a job in the US to meet up to the expenses?
It'll help many . Thank you :)
If you will focus on whole process then you May drop it so focus on part one and go forward
Sir ecfmg has stopped their services in Russia .So if I did my mbbs from Russia then can I apply for ecfmg verification ? Since I am not a Russian citizen
Actually this should be pattern for Indian Pg entrance too
Helllo sir . It’s the most beautiful wish of a 1st year MBBS student like me to meet YOU in US for PG course 😊😊
Heyy same buddy 😄
@@ahna4020 🤞🤞
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Hi Dr. Manik can you make video on physician assistant program in usa. Everything need to know
Hi Sir. Great and happy to see you achieve. What is your guidance resource throughout the plans? Should I join an institute like Moksh, DAMS, Kaplan or any of it? Could you suggest some? Learning part is OK. But, I just don't know what to do after what. It would be great if you could answer.
did you take any coaching for USMLE? how did you come to know so much about it like who provided you with the criteria and all the info regarding USMLE? please answer asap sir
Good work - Only those who go through will understand better. People in India don't feel that away . They look into " green Notes" and say because of this, we move to live here . Atleast there is no reservationsss like in India. If we do well in eximas and have other credentials , we get into a residency program . Finally someone is able to appreciate the system .Thank God .
Most important : Work ethics !! thats wnat you learn here and we work on holidays and weekends. In Banglaore at least even in a Big hospital , weekends doctor's don't show up!!! I mean the Attendings! only Junior residents comes in !. Nurses tell you " doctor is off - today is sat/ Sunday !!!!! Here in U.S we start at 7:00 AM which means you leave home at lest by 6:00 AM {based on your profession and distance to travel to work } . I love my Job and like my hard work .
Few things I won't agree . I am from Bangalore - everyone speaks Hindi !! And Bangalore is a cosmopolitan City . Therefore you learn . Besides, most schools are English medium Schools so you are starting English from KG . Even a vegetable vender can speak to some extent as south Indian learn fast with 4 different languages they are always exposed to : Kannada, Tamil , Malayalam , Telugu , of course Hindi as many have moved from the North .
Keep up the good work . Because I live here , able to help our country to educate orphan kids and donante , able to help our own families as most parents aren't doctors . This would be my situation . So far 4 kids are educated even to a noble profession . This gives immense happiness than all that money or having parties . Hope when you finish, help a few in india who need help . That's another good you learn here to share , to help and have empathy . Keep up your work and don't lose Focus .
sir , can you make video on fellowship option after internal medicine residency.....and etc..
Tell me . plab and Usmle which is better.
what is your study plan when you were a medical student?
plab and Usmle
Madam oka medical help kavali,America lo urethral stricture ki optilume dilatation ani new procedure ochindhi anta knchm dhani cost and ey hospital lo undhi telskogalara piz urgent ,India lo antha effective treatment levu dhani ,and complications unnay ikkada,(optilume dilatation urology dept lo telskogala ra piz)
Money and clean good life are the main motivators. Also, USA is the most happening country in the last 75 years and likely to continue at that level for next 100 years before start declining.
So for USMLE they look at what research or volunteer experience we have right?. What were your experiences that helped you get placements in the US
Which country is Better for PG MEDs, USA/ UK / or Germany. Please can you guide in comparative Criteria for Choosing D Country.
Don't forgot to make vlog when you reach to the USA. like USA vlogs like 'rohan virdi' (youtube).
My man Manik is the only guy that say “biochemistrically” in a sentence and pull it off
Awesome video as always Manik. i wanted to know what the new ecfmg changes of 2024 mean to us as IMGs. I will be applying in 2024 and am anxious as i dont understand what will happen. If anyone has an Idea about it please let me know!!
Me too bro. I will enter in my 2nd Year in 2024.Please provide some information if you get any. It will be a great help
Very informative video doc! I have a doubt, while doing Residency in the US , what are your chances of paying a visit to India in the process and also after becoming a physician in the US ? Because I have heard doctors telling once you enter the medical system of any western country its hard to come to India for a home visit
Not true - probably have/ had visa issues that they cannot go unless they sort that out. If J1 Visa , they need to go back unforutantely . Don't sign up for J1 - if need be you sign J1 - then work in under privilaged ciites/ remote places for probably 3-5 years to get your J1 waived and get H1 or Green card . People don't tell the east reason as the are soy to mention or the doctor may be having solo practice that he can't leave . Best to work for a Group / hospital not so you get vacación time. Dont ge tinto the tras of Minute system etc . Being an employee is far better than running around and have a miserable Family and personal Life. Don't run after money . do your Job correctly money will come .
Hi Manik,do tell us how to apply for job after residency.. is there sure vacancy for IMGs after residency training in US? What’s the process of applying for becoming an attending? (I guess tats the term)
Hey Dr. Manik, you’re going on a J1 or H1B visa? If the former, are you planning to come back to India for the 2 years, or to practice somewhere else?
almost everyone gets a J1 waiver job
@@ud641 that’s before fellowship, yes?
Can you make a video on the visa process. From the beginning. Since getting a proper visa for interviews and rotations is very difficult considering that we will be 'unemployed' after graduation?
The reality is India has 1.3 billion people, they have one doctor for every 10,000 people in India. Dr. Bhavik Kumar got educated in India and then leaves for the US. 400 million people live with zero health care in India, they are dying because people like Bhavik Kumar are selfish and leave for the US to live a life of comfort, wealth, and fame while the people of India suffer. Boycott Doctors born in India in the name of justice for the Indian people!
@@rustomparekh4740 i sympathize with your opinion
We follow the best standard of care and we follow evidence based medicine in our icu in medicine..
Can you share that +80 countries in a link because i could only find 8 countries that accept us residency training
I also went to tamil nadu for mbbs
And learnt tamil
Does a IM doctor managing only OP (not IP) earn more than Family medicine doctor?
Hi, Can an Orthopaedic surgeon from India settle down in US?
According to a new treaty signed by Indian govt with USA, it is mandatory to get a No objection certificate from Indian government(NOC)
Is that true?
Hi sir,
Is externship less than electives?
I’m trying to do externship during my internship period ( I’m from India)will this difference between externship and electives impact much during match?
How are you able to do externship? I was also going for it but Maharashtra government denied after NMC guidelines... will you get registeration certificate in the end Nationally?
@@drReetHooda As you said rules are changed. If not possible we must try after internship.
@@shaikwahidasulthana2458 and no it's not going to affect your match.
Point 9 👍👍👍👍I'm world centric too
The greatest view comes from the tallest and toughest climb 😅
Sir what about the eligibility after 2024. If one graduates in 2026 or 27 will he not be able give USMLE
Sir, how many chance we have in total to get matched. ? 🙏
Can you please talk about the visa status? Pleaseeee
Like j-1/ j-1 waiver and Hb-1 and greed card
Like how long can it take to get a green card from a j-1 visa status?? 6 years??
Maybe 10 or 12 years????
Hi manik.
What is scenario of anaesthesiology in USA ? Is it similar as in India ?
I heard that anaesthesiology is one of competitive speciality in USMLE match 🤔
The reality is India has 1.3 billion people, they have one doctor for every 10,000 people in India. Dr. Bhavik Kumar got educated in India and then leaves for the US. 400 million people live with zero health care in India, they are dying because people like Bhavik Kumar are selfish and leave for the US to live a life of comfort, wealth, and fame while the people of India suffer. Boycott Doctors born in India in the name of justice for the Indian people!
How much long is residency period.and after what time the attending period starts.
Awesome discussion elder brother ❤️❤️
It’s a very nice video!! But when I am trying to share, only 4 seconds of the video gets shared.
Safety!!
I am in first year mbbs and from when I should prepare
And Is Pg necessary for USMLE
hi manik madaan
how much would a freshly graduated internal medicine physician earn after his residency when he works as a hospitalist
and also
is it easy to get a job of hospitalist immediately after residency in internal medicine
Post tax - 120k around .
Excellent thinking brother Love from Pakistan
I am a post intern , I already dropped one year for NEET
I want to prepare for USMLE , if I start now by which year I might get a chance to attend the interviews (assuming everything occurs without any gap)
Yes you can , USMLE is always good start !
@Xyz Ab if you want get in surgical field research is must !
@@siddhantbramhane1880 Thanks for the reply , do you know how much time it might take ? assuming I have cleared in first attempts .
And research is necessary for which branches
you can join MPH program in usa and concurrently prepare for USMLE
Hi Sir , Really In US 15 to 16 Working days only Per Month For US Doctors?
I wanted to see the whole video...but somehow I am just able to see 4 seconds of it...are you all facing the same problem?
Can we practice back in India after the residency in US directly with no exams and all back in India?
Wanna know which visa you're on..?? I'm So confused about visas...
My daughter has done BHMS from India she want to do PA course from US can you explain the process please reply
Hello doctor ..i just want to know that only after doing mbbs can we shift to us or we are eligible to give usmle
Sir I'm really confused the vde I made for cost of usmle that was for the whole process... After that do we need to pay anything to clg we match into for residency or it is free??
no there is no tuition