Coolest Parts Of Being A Hospitalist
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Are you curious about hospitalist careers? In this video, I will share with you how I help patients with my job as a hospitalist. Hospitalists are an important part of the healthcare team, and this video will give you a good overview of what they do.
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I have two relatives that have been working as hospitalist for 10+ years and they love their jobs. They went the family medicine route
Yeah if you find the right group to work with - not bad at all!
You mentioned your shifts are 7 am to 7 pm , but increasingly many hospitals don’t require you to stay the whole 12 hours. Some places have “Round and Go” models where you basically go home once you are done with your work. At my hospital, shifts are from 8 am to 6 pm, 7 days on 7 days off.
I loved working that schedule
Please talk more about internal vs family medicine!!
this is amazing. my future in sh allah
Best of luck! :D
in shaa Allah
What happens when you admit a pt on the last dau of your 7 days? Handover to a colleague?
Yep! You admit pts everyday so they all go to the next doc that takes over your team. If I admit someone on my last day - I add them to my signout like every patient. We also get admits from overnight so good chance that doc will also have pts that came from the night team in between both of our shifts.
@@TheMDJourney Thank you!
As a new hospitalist (maybe one with a decent amount of loans) do you have any thoughts on doing locums or nights? Any plans on mixing in outpatient in the future?
Also do you like the 7 on 7 off schedule? What do you normally do with that time off? Curious what you think is the best schedule. Thanks!
Honestly, I think the salary that you make overtime as long as you have a plan can pay off loans. But I do intend on taking extra shifts for my colleagues when I need coverage to help boost my income. I however don't plan on affecting my lifestyle or family time by working nights or locums.
And overall I do like the sevenon seven-off schedule. I do mind myself getting tired around day 5 or 6 of the week. But having an entire week to schedule a vacations, personal obligations, just rest is great. I also don't know any other schedule such as 4-3 schedule that I've seen at other places.
And during my time off I'm doing a variety of things, including working on new videos and content for this channel, hanging out with my wife and family, training for personal fitness goals such as a recent marathon that I ran, and just relaxing.
@@TheMDJourney Thanks for the well thought out response! Really reassuring to hear what your saying. Congrats on those fitness goals, that’s super impressive. Keep up with the content, I think you’re one of the best on YT in this space!
Can a hospitalist treat a Takayasus Patient without looking it up first? If your answer is yes where do you work? This is interesting.
LOL what does this comment even mean
this what i want to do
hey man can you make a video on what it takes to match into internal medicine? especially for img . for example how many researcher papers do i need to have? and so on
Have you ever heard of Takayasus Arteritis?
this is my dream . do i need research to match and become a hospitalist or just a high step 2 score ?
Hey nice video. Can you please tell me what's the average Salary of IM/FM academic hospitalist who just started after completing his/her residency? Thanks in advance😊
When applying to residency is this separate from IM or is it considered after 3 years of IM?
IM residency is 3 years after med school.
@@TheMDJourney yeah and to become a hospitalist it would be after those 3 years ?
Yep!
Annnd u look exhausted, don't know if I want you treating me.
Lol hun every doctor is exhausted you'd be pressed to find one who isn't. Thank our healthcare system for that 🙄
He looks OK.?you should see peeps after night shifts…
lolol ignorant comment is ignorant