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This Neurosurgeon Has A Very Important Message For EVERYONE | Doctor Reacts
I Was An MIT Educated Neurosurgeon Now I'm Unemployed And Alone In The Mountains How Did I Get Here? - this video has become one of the most viral videos in the history of medical content on RUclips after amassing over 6 million views in less than 1 week. The doctor in this video shares some very important lessons from his 20 years in medicine and whether you're a premed, a doctor or a patient, I think that there's a lot for us to take away from it. So, we're doing another #doctorreacts video today 💪
#medicine #neurosurgeon #chronicpain
⏳ Chapters
Intro: 0:00 - 1:47
"I was a neurosurgeon and I quit...": 1:48 - 3:45
"I became a doctor to help people": 3:46 - 6:14
"There were way more people tha...
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Видео

How To Make More Money As A Family Doctor: Billing Tips / Seminar For Students 2024
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.Месяц назад
There are some things that you learn in medical school, some things that you learn in residency... and some things that no one teaches you. It's unfortunate but this has been my experience in speaking with many residents and new staff physicians. So today, I asked a billing specialist from doctor care to explain how family medicine billing works in Ontario and to share some tips on how to make ...
Setting Up My NEW Office + Full Tour | New Doctor
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.2 месяца назад
Everything is finally starting to come together. As a new family doctor I've finally been able to start getting the office set up how I like and am officially seeing new patients. Busy is an understatement right now but at the same time, it feels great to finally be seeing some real progress. My medical residency graduation is this coming Sunday and the day before I'll be working in rural emerg...
I Didn't Expect This... Full Time Family Medicine + Rural Emergency Medicine | Doctor VLOG
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
My first day back in rural emergency medicine was wild... As a new family medicine doctor working in Canada, I will opening my office in July and working full time. But in addition, I've also signed on to work rural emergency medicine as well. The plan is to commute 3 hours from my office to northern Ontario and work a 24 hour emerg shift 2-3 times per month. I've spent the last few months rene...
What Is Canada Doing?! | These New 2024 Changes Will WORSEN The Doctor Shortage
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.3 месяца назад
The government of Canada recently announced that they will be hiking capital gains taxes which directly serves to disincentive doctors from working in Canada and might leave millions of people without access to healthcare... or at least, that's been the headline for the last 2 weeks. But is that really the case? As a new family doctor working in Canada, I wanted to weigh in with my thoughts on ...
Time To Move On... Thanks Everyone
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.3 месяца назад
After 5 years on RUclips, 25 thousand subscribers, 10 years of professional education and more degrees than I can comfortably fit on my fridge... It's time to move on. Thank you to everyone for all of the support so far. I don't say it enough but I am so incredibly thankful for each and every one of you who have sent me a message over the years or told me that you saw a video of mine when I ran...
The HARDEST Doctor Exams You'll Ever Need To Take... Medical Exam Tier List (MCAT, USMLE, MCCQE)
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.4 месяца назад
After acing the MCAT as a premed, I had thought that I would never need to study for such an insane test ever again... and I don't think I've ever been more wrong in my entire life 😅 Having just completed the USMLE / Step exams for the American pathway and being about 2 weeks out from my final Canadian exam at the end of residency, I wanted to rank the hardest exams that I've ever taken as a do...
VLOG EVERYTHING You Need TO Know About The USMLE Step 3 Exam | Test Breakdown, Study Methods + More
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 месяца назад
The Step 3 is a gruelling 16 hour medical exam that represents is the final part of the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination). For many doctors and medical students, this represents our final experience with the USMLE exams and the longest exam of our careers. Today I wanted to show you my entire experience with the step 3 exam and talk about how I studied for step 3, what is on t...
VLOG My Plan To Be SUCCESSFUL As A New Family Doctor... (And Not Go Bankrupt)
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Here's what I think every medical resident should do before finishing their residency so that they don't go bankrupt when they become a staff doctor. At least once a week, I still see local reports of family medicine clinics closing down which further contributes to the doctor shortage. I think it's about time we start thinking of new solutions rather than just complaining about it on the news ...
MCAT FULL Study Guide AS A DOCTOR | How To Study For A Top Score 520+
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
MCAT FULL Study Guide AS A DOCTOR | How To Study For A Top Score 520
Which Doctors Get SUED The Most? | Medical Malpractice, Lawsuits, and Complaints
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Which Doctors Get SUED The Most? | Medical Malpractice, Lawsuits, and Complaints
The BEST Medical School In The World | Official Top 50 University Rankings In 2024
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.6 месяцев назад
The BEST Medical School In The World | Official Top 50 University Rankings In 2024
DOCTOR Reacts To Neuralink Brain Chip | Everything You Need To Know So Far...
Просмотров 9346 месяцев назад
DOCTOR Reacts To Neuralink Brain Chip | Everything You Need To Know So Far...
What Your First Day As An ICU Doctor Is ACTUALLY Like | Dr. Glaucomflecken Reaction
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.6 месяцев назад
What Your First Day As An ICU Doctor Is ACTUALLY Like | Dr. Glaucomflecken Reaction
DOCTOR VLOG: 24 HOUR Shift In The ICU | Intensive Care Unit
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
DOCTOR VLOG: 24 HOUR Shift In The ICU | Intensive Care Unit
The "Medical Conspiracy Iceberg" EXPLAINED | INSANE TRUE MEDICAL FACTS
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.7 месяцев назад
The "Medical Conspiracy Iceberg" EXPLAINED | INSANE TRUE MEDICAL FACTS
How To MAKE MONEY As A Family Medicine Doctor EXPLAINED | Job Options After Residency
Просмотров 6 тыс.8 месяцев назад
How To MAKE MONEY As A Family Medicine Doctor EXPLAINED | Job Options After Residency
The CRAZY Wait Times Of The Canadian Healthcare System | Family Med, ER, Surgery, Specialists
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.9 месяцев назад
The CRAZY Wait Times Of The Canadian Healthcare System | Family Med, ER, Surgery, Specialists
Working As a MALE Doctor On OBGYN (My Experience) | Doctor Reacts To Dr. Schmidt + Dr. Lincoln
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Working As a MALE Doctor On OBGYN (My Experience) | Doctor Reacts To Dr. Schmidt Dr. Lincoln
The "Medical Conspiracy Iceberg" Explained | UNBELIEVABLE MEDICAL FACTS
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.10 месяцев назад
The "Medical Conspiracy Iceberg" Explained | UNBELIEVABLE MEDICAL FACTS
Farmer STOPS WORKING to seek medical attention | Doctor Glaucomflecken Reaction
Просмотров 68 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Farmer STOPS WORKING to seek medical attention | Doctor Glaucomflecken Reaction
The 2023 Residency Match Data Explained... This Is The Worst We've Ever Seen
Просмотров 10 тыс.11 месяцев назад
The 2023 Residency Match Data Explained... This Is The Worst We've Ever Seen
What it's REALLY like working in Rural Medicine | Doctor Glaucomflecken Reaction
Просмотров 207 тыс.Год назад
What it's REALLY like working in Rural Medicine | Doctor Glaucomflecken Reaction
Rural Medicine Is WILD | Resident Doctor Working Emergency Medicine VLOG
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
Rural Medicine Is WILD | Resident Doctor Working Emergency Medicine VLOG
How To Be A Dentist EXPLAINED: Dentistry Training 101
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
How To Be A Dentist EXPLAINED: Dentistry Training 101
I QUIT Plastic Surgery Residency (Resident Doctor Reacts) | Kevin Jubbal MD
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.Год назад
I QUIT Plastic Surgery Residency (Resident Doctor Reacts) | Kevin Jubbal MD
Dating A Doctor?? Tips and Advice For Relationships In Residency
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
Dating A Doctor?? Tips and Advice For Relationships In Residency
The 3 Year Family Medicine Residency Is a TERRIBLE Idea... Here's Why
Просмотров 3 тыс.Год назад
The 3 Year Family Medicine Residency Is a TERRIBLE Idea... Here's Why
High Yield Tips I Wish I Knew BEFORE Starting Medical School...
Просмотров 4 тыс.Год назад
High Yield Tips I Wish I Knew BEFORE Starting Medical School...
Life As A Resident Doctor... OB/GYN + Family Medicine Integrated Block 🩺
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.Год назад
Life As A Resident Doctor... OB/GYN Family Medicine Integrated Block 🩺

Комментарии

  • @Tehsotiris567
    @Tehsotiris567 День назад

    what if i got rly bad nosebleed from cocaine powder this cocaine medical willstop it ?xD

  • @merkinidgit
    @merkinidgit День назад

    My first job as a nurse was in a 30 bed rural hospital in southern TX. We had fan boats, snakes, gators, and hurricanes too. All the gulf states do. It was a great place to launch a career-40 years so far in major metropolitan medical centers, tiny community hospitals, teaching, longterm acute care, hospice, and everything in between. Even OB in a regional medical center on the other side of your country! 🇨🇦

  • @petrri323
    @petrri323 День назад

    Hey, quick sidenote on the rattlesnake thing. Death is also a potential risk factor there. There's always the possibility you got a hot bite in a bad area and you're not good at fighting it. Don't mess with venomous animals. Or any wild animal for that matter. Sure a moose isn't venomous, but a 1200 pound angry deer with 2 steak knives on the end of each leg, giant maces attached to it's head, and that shares an area code with Grizzly Bears, doesn't really need venom to win that fight.

  • @user-zj9xi9lh7m
    @user-zj9xi9lh7m День назад

    Please I wanted to ask.. if I already have a bsc degree but incomplete prerequisites.. can I take the prerequisites courses separately or do I have to do another bsc program?

  • @user-ct6hf4jr1t
    @user-ct6hf4jr1t 3 дня назад

    Absolutely, not free! We pay an exorbitant amount of taxpayers money on the “FREE” health care scheme!

  • @GarryBurgess
    @GarryBurgess 3 дня назад

    Bottom line: he's having more fun because he took action when he was noticing intense feelings of futility.

  • @Drjigyasapandey
    @Drjigyasapandey 3 дня назад

    How to do spaced repetition.

  • @iqra9113
    @iqra9113 4 дня назад

    Did you do your 40-question sessions by system? As in, how did you organize what the 40 question blocks covered throughout your study plan?

  • @richardcrabbe8875
    @richardcrabbe8875 4 дня назад

    I am not sure you understand this guy. The other problem with your analysis is the reason one becomes a doctor. What other reason can one have to become a doctor other than to help people? As you point out, it is neither glamorous or lucrative. You will be comfortable, not rich. He tells you what the problem is very early in his discourse. He was unhappy. The reasons for this is a matter of conjecture even for. I suspect it would take him a few years to to arrive at the reason for him quitting. Personally I think he is at the beginning of a spiritual awakening and over time he would understand himself more.

  • @billwTCan
    @billwTCan 4 дня назад

    Did u do 6 passages at 10 minutes then check the answers or after each passage?

  • @billwTCan
    @billwTCan 4 дня назад

    Hi Doc, when u did all samc cars passages, did u redo the same passages?

  • @renataferreira8829
    @renataferreira8829 5 дней назад

    Funny that the quality of the doctors trained in Canada is very questionable.

  • @tahhajaved-yl9tn
    @tahhajaved-yl9tn 6 дней назад

    is WAEC accepted in university of tronto ?

  • @dianneedwards4757
    @dianneedwards4757 7 дней назад

    I think Covid has precipitated a crisis in medicine. Existential issues, moral issues and ethical issues. Problems with corporatised medicine.

  • @Lina-lq6lr
    @Lina-lq6lr 7 дней назад

    So glad I saw this as I’m applying to FM this makes me so excited for opportunities I didn’t know exist!! Thanks for helping me affirm my decision (:

  • @deec6535
    @deec6535 8 дней назад

    Pfenninger and Fowler’s guide to procedures will save your life in rural FM, my bro.

  • @KevinGenus
    @KevinGenus 8 дней назад

    Studying is BS if you're not actually __doing__. Study swimming 100 hours, never swim, go in and drown. Great use of your time.

  • @skillfulend0771
    @skillfulend0771 10 дней назад

    we are cooked

  • @jeanetteraichel8299
    @jeanetteraichel8299 11 дней назад

    The question is WHY is medical school so expensive? Is it tied to what a potential doctor on the lowest end would make? The cost of books, applications for this or that, travel cost for residency interviews, and the brutal hours students/residents have to work is crazy and expensive. my new Family doctor is great, but using the process of elimination to figure out WTF is wrong, well, it's not my style. The specialists I saw were absolutely horrible and useless. They were dismissive, pretending to be attentive, not listening, not doing a lot of stuff and that meand you lose the patient's trust. Medicine treats what is wrong. Why doesn't it be proactive and try to prevent future problems. Hopefully you won't get overworked and jaded just trying to earn a decent living and get those loans paid off.

  • @robertplatt1693
    @robertplatt1693 12 дней назад

    Canadian medicine is affordable, but staff are very short. In the US, you pay through the nose, but you can get an appointment.

  • @skoolzone
    @skoolzone 14 дней назад

    I live rural northeastern Michigan. We get the med school graduates that need their student loans paid off. That’s the deal they get when they come work for us out here in the sticks. Then they leave and we get more. Constant rotation that’s the life of rural medicine.

  • @leoniehendrickson2530
    @leoniehendrickson2530 14 дней назад

    Oh well this is the time for exposure God is exposing lies i am not against doctor but a lot of things is all about money. Prayer works your healing is inside of you trues God with the process.

  • @jackew.inindiana7421
    @jackew.inindiana7421 14 дней назад

    I had my husband watch that video. He's heritage includes farmers, he was a rodeo cowboy in his youth. So here I am rolling, because we live in the middle of nowhere and can totally relate. When it ends he looks and me and says, "Why do you think it's funny, it's true?" 😐

  • @premaratnerankoth-gedera5934
    @premaratnerankoth-gedera5934 15 дней назад

    The true meaning of suffering is not completely & deeply known to even 1% of people in the world until they reach to the threshold point of just passing from materialism to spiritualism as told by the Buddha, the Gothama Samane who was born and lived in former Ceylon as witnessed through rock inscriptions written around 6th century BC. However the history was distorted by colonial powers in 1550-1948.

  • @dmtdreamz7706
    @dmtdreamz7706 15 дней назад

    If love is connection, what would be the highest love? What could be more deeply interconnected than ONE? How does reality achieve connection on a metaphysical level? By the elimination of all difference between things. As long as things are different, that difference disconnects them from each other by definition. Why do we say that a kangaroo is not a terrorist? Because a kangaroo is different than a terrorist. So, a kangaroo is disconnected from a terrorist to the degree that it is not identical to a terrorist. But as consciousness realizes that it imagines all difference, the differences which disconnect all things reconnect into a unity, like drops of water merging into a puddle. Eventually the difference between self and other reconnects as well. When this happens, you realize there is no difference between you and any other being. When this happens, you become self-less. Or, in other words, your sense of self extends to all things, becoming infinite.

  • @chengezhussaini1464
    @chengezhussaini1464 15 дней назад

    Holistic medicine and health coach training helps a lot in getting someone to become a physician who wants to work in root causes

  • @liamporter1137
    @liamporter1137 15 дней назад

    The current medical system must be revamped to include nutrition as part of the medical care. Don't just solve the symptom, cure the root problem.

  • @jasonnguyen6678
    @jasonnguyen6678 16 дней назад

    Goodie is authentic you are not.

  • @kuyasam208
    @kuyasam208 16 дней назад

    For a person to endure 40 minutes of mosquito bites while narrating a personal story says a lot ! There certainly is an esoteric explanation on how he got 'here'.

  • @shaileshpatel6347
    @shaileshpatel6347 16 дней назад

    not like your video

  • @javadaghrab5687
    @javadaghrab5687 16 дней назад

    Long live doctor Goobie. You have crushed the gates to bullshit something will happen now everyone who has been oppressed by the system and thought that something was wrong with them are able to understand that they were not the problem all along. I'm thinking of quitting too I'm going back to IRAN And open a small restaurant I've had it as an emergency physician here in Midwest

  • @doctoratindera-libutera6668
    @doctoratindera-libutera6668 16 дней назад

    👁️ i understand him.. .

  • @doctoratindera-libutera6668
    @doctoratindera-libutera6668 16 дней назад

    😇🥰😇🥰

  • @tongfattho6913
    @tongfattho6913 16 дней назад

    I think surgeons are not scientists in the sense that the effectiveness of their treatments are measured and analysed. I had gone for ligation for my hemorrhoids. Actually, they were not serious. I was not having any discomfort at all. The surgery was done opportunistically as I was going through colonscopy. Immediately after the day surgery, I sensed something was not right. Swell started the moment I reached home. For 2 weeks after that, I felt miserable. I went back to see my surgeon. He didn't explain what had happened other than the rubber bands probably had fallen off right after the surgery. After 2 weeks when I saw him, he said everything was back to normal and told me try to avoid coming back to the hospital.

    • @KumariKumari-fw7nc
      @KumariKumari-fw7nc 15 дней назад

      Same thing happened with my retinal detachment surgery. Doctor very soon said not to call him..

  • @FelicityMoon-qv9gu
    @FelicityMoon-qv9gu 16 дней назад

    Goobie we love your mind you woke up to the matrix .We are the only planet working from 9 to five .

  • @scoraigprojectsand
    @scoraigprojectsand 17 дней назад

    I stopped going to medical doctors a good number of years ago when I realises how brainwashed dumbed down and wrecklessly dangerous they were. Allopathic medicine was created by eugenisits which makes sense of what is going on. He clearly sees there is something very off and is starting on his journey of getting to the truth.

  • @anson.meadows
    @anson.meadows 17 дней назад

    The medical system is indeed, incredibly flawed and too profit centric. It doesn’t have to be this way, either. Speaking as a 37 year old, former ultra athlete, Air Force officer, police officer, and special agent hire (prior to falling sick), I’ve seen 300 doctors or more since 2020. Gaslit and extorted, while suffering a complex neuro-immune, connective tissue, auto-inflammatory disease. Too many doctors never want to address the core condition and offer realistic and disease trapping interventions. It’s as if I have almost never been heard. It’s pathetic when I can learn more about these conditions than the so called experts. Just a cautionary tale. I was incredibly fit, and developed multiple autoimmune conditions, dysautonomia, SFN, and global connective tissue decline. If it was appreciated earlier on, and I was listened to, I wouldn’t be 100% bed bound and in a nursing home at 34 years old. Additionally, I have noticed this psychological limiting factor with many doctors, where they reflexively find a way to blame the patient for the sprawling areas they are not willing to venture into. Assuming the patient has behavioral issues responsible for their symptoms and suffering-which is a ridiculous assertion, often born out of ego (imo). I digress.

  • @bobbarker2370
    @bobbarker2370 17 дней назад

    Piggy back ride or what?

  • @gabrielpena366
    @gabrielpena366 17 дней назад

    I think Harvard's Healthy Eating Plate is highly underrated and misunderstood. Just consider foods in the "limit" category. The list includes not only items normally not regarded as healthy (butter, milk, dairy, read meat and cheese), but also juice, and refined grains ("like white rice and white bread"). Now one may object that limiting white rice should not be a top concern when people eat so much processed food, however someone trying to both eat healthy and affordable might end up with an intake of calories primarily consisting of refined grains and still end up malnourished.

  • @nardip4999
    @nardip4999 17 дней назад

    It's interesting you mentioned leg swelling because I am experiencing Edema/leg, feet and ankle swelling for a month now, probably Right-side heart failure, smh. I don't smoke or drink alcohol. And I am NOT overweight, I'm actually skinny so I don't know what caused the right-side heart failure. I'm not on any medications and haven't had any recent injuries, but this situation have been present for 4 weeks. My question is: How can I solve this problem WITHOUT medications. Please reply dr.

  • @bamahi7142
    @bamahi7142 17 дней назад

    You think you own your practice? Own your patients? Own your diagnosis to your patients? You will learn that you will be required to see as many patients, stack your appointments deep, and keep them coming back not because you want them to, but because you will be required to. It's a nasty business, and you'll find out what that doctor said is true. Doctors don't want healthy patients. They want "repeat" customers. Period.

    • @nxtgenmd
      @nxtgenmd 17 дней назад

      I disagree with this very much :) I love my job and am sorry to hear that you’ve had bad experiences in the past. Best of luck with everything

    • @bamahi7142
      @bamahi7142 17 дней назад

      @@nxtgenmd If you belong to a hospital, it will be inevitable. Listen to the man. It's not about me. It's about the institution you will be a part of. Hospitals are businesses. Period. The only way they generate revenue is repeat customers. Listen to the man. Not me.

  • @pakjai5532
    @pakjai5532 17 дней назад

    I think the majority of doctors have good hearts. They want to help people, and they go through a lot to get there. Unfortunately, the system lets them and the people down. I hope doctors all over the world don't give up hope and keep doing what they know and keep fighting for whats right.

  • @imveryhungry112
    @imveryhungry112 17 дней назад

    Spine surgery is a scam

  • @davidtoro6006
    @davidtoro6006 17 дней назад

    The doctor doobie is negative to the system right. I totally understand his video, and he choose for his better. We live in an envoriment where the $ completely is a priority and not the well bieng......

  • @_VISION.
    @_VISION. 18 дней назад

    Of course you don't agree with everything lol you're a new MD, your ego won't allow you to do it yet

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 18 дней назад

    I think laypeople don't understand how natural remedies could fix their backs, etc. Maybe, if Doctors explained exactly The Reasons that might work, would improve patients'understanding!

    • @_VISION.
      @_VISION. 18 дней назад

      That's what naturopathy is for, what is not what an MD does

    • @nxtgenmd
      @nxtgenmd 17 дней назад

      I agree :) I often have these conversations with people and explain how in many cases, physiotherapy is the best way to fix muscle related injuries especially. There is definitely an aspect of people just not knowing what to do at times

  • @JoyfulOne468
    @JoyfulOne468 18 дней назад

    Nice commentary. I enjoyed both of your videos.

    • @nxtgenmd
      @nxtgenmd 17 дней назад

      Thank you :)

  • @1010papillon
    @1010papillon 18 дней назад

    So you cannot help everyone therefore you help no one? People deserve care, even those people (maybe especially those people) who aren't perfect patients, who cannot or will not make the changes necessary to improve their situation long term. People usually do well when they can. Helping them even a little bit can do quite a lot of good. Fixing the walls in someone's house will improve their quality of life by a lot, even if the leaking roof will make the situation bad again. In the best case scenario, you give them enough quality of life to hopefully have the strength to change some things, and in the worst case scenario, you still improve their quality of life for a bit. And this is not even touching on people who are simply sick, not out of anything they did or haven't done.

    • @_VISION.
      @_VISION. 18 дней назад

      Damn you are dense

    • @androidphone3934
      @androidphone3934 17 дней назад

      He lives his life, just life you do. Why he has to do something he doesn't like just because you want him to? He doesn't force his idea to anyone or tell anyone to do the same. He just explain what he thinks which led to his decision. You might disagree with him, you might be right with you point of views, but that doesn't make him wrong.

    • @1010papillon
      @1010papillon 17 дней назад

      @@androidphone3934 I'm merely pointing out a flaw in his reasoning. He says his main motivation was to help people, and then he completely stopped helping people because he thought he wasn't helping enough. But you're right, it's his life to do as he pleases. And who knows, maybe he's found some other way to help that he's more comfortable with.

  • @Circumnavigate
    @Circumnavigate 18 дней назад

    The music makes it hard to hear you and also pay attention. It detracts from the video.

    • @joevas9528
      @joevas9528 18 дней назад

      agreed was gonna post the same, dude should get rid of that music in background when he's talkin

    • @nxtgenmd
      @nxtgenmd 18 дней назад

      Noted 🤙 thanks

  • @user-ir1ho2xy7z
    @user-ir1ho2xy7z 19 дней назад

    What are the advantages of taking biochemistry as a major