I love that all the doctors are cool with being filmed, so nice to see the whole aspect. I love this video in particular because of you showing the rounds and describing the details. Continue to be safe up there and thank you for all your hard work! ❤️

I can literally hear the smile in your voice when you say "third year medical resident" 😂😂

You're a great doctor. The kind that everyone wants to have. You care, you're compassionate, and respectful

the emotion that she has when presents himself in the intro, is the prove of a person who is really happy in life

I honestly love how she takes the time to film her colleagues and friends and they're totally fine with it too, it makes it easier to understand what life as a doctor in a specific field is like and it makes it so much more educational and entertaining. I look forward to these videos all the time

I was wondering when you would post again. Heroes, all of you. Stay safe, and thank you!

Not entirely related, but I passed the NCLEX-RN, and will be graduating nursing school in the next couple weeks! I’m so excited to join a team similar to the one you showed here.

As a graduated cardiology/electrophysiology patient I just want to say thank you and we love you ❤ ... nothing that I've ever felt in life even comes close to the gratitude I feel when I think about the conditions I've been cured from !

I’m always surprised they let you record openly in the hospital, but I love that they do!

As a med student it is educative for me.

I love how Siobhan and all the other doctors are so alert, and so kind, so helping and just ready to take on anything and to save people´s lives. They deserve an applause you guys have inspired me to want to become a doctor when I grow up

She sounds so happy all the time I love ittt

i want this covid to end so sioban can take off her mask & we can see her smile again.

I started watching your videos when I was in high school, now I'm on my 2nd semester of med school You are an inspiration to me and my friends! Greetings from Mexico

As a transplant recipient I am always at the hospital for something... it's like my second home now lol! I am so very grateful for my whole team of doctors and nurses but REALLY wish you were one of them!!! You are so sweet and caring to everyone and also extremely calming!! Thank you for everything you do!! This world DEFINITELY needs more doctors just like you!!! 💚♻️💚♻️💚

Crazy how medicine is so similar around the world - May seem obvious but still boggles my mind everytime haha ! 💪🏽💪🏽

I really enjoyed this video. It's great to see the Canadian health care system doing what it's designed to do provide the best possible care. Thank-you to your co-workers and teams mates! It's very interested to see the system working together as a whole.

That was so educational! I appreciate these looks behind the curtain. It makes the hospital environment seem less intimidating and gives me more of a sense of ease that people are working as a team and slipping through the cracks may not be as easy/likely as I feared.

Thanks for doing this ! Loved the tour of the General. I'm 69 yrs old have had 2 M.I.'s one at 56 and one at 66. Total of 3 stents. I just can't say enough about the excellent care I received during my experiences. The best part is Dr. Ainsworth is my cardiologist ! I feel fourtunate to have such a sincere and caring proffessional helping me. Thanks to the General....all the staff ....and Dr. Ainsworth I doing very very well. I and my family are forever grateful.

I just discovered this amazing doc yesterday and since then I'm binge watching her vlogs. I'm totally in love with her. She's hardworking, persistent, dedicated and most importantly kind. ❤️❤️

This was a great video! I love that you are allowed to show more of the discussions about the patients and the course of treatment in hospital. Most of the CCU staff were pretty comfortable on camera too 😃 Keep up the good work and stay safe!

You guys really speak an entirely different language

Love your videos because they are real. Very educational and your enthusiasm and bright smile keeps me watching. Love those about your personal life too. Seems like you’re determination and persistence enables you to excel at anything. I hope you and your husband have lots of children. When you are in your senior years, you will be glad that you did.

the way you put these videos together is incredible. it’s not only respectful to the patient, but your co-workers! i think that it is AWESOME that your instructors and higher ups are all on board with you doing this and actually help you make these videos! bridging the gap! it’s really important.

The comparison with the normal heart was so interesting. Thank you for that!

Your personality is everything🥺♥️

You are simply amazing! Thank you for your hard work. Not only you are incredibly smart, but also sweet and unpretentious. Your parents must be so proud of you.

Thank you so much for all of your vlogs. You really help others get a more real perspective on what happens in the hospital. It is amazing to me that you are so adept at completing your resident duties and at the same time making these recordings. Thank you for all you do for patients.

I will always click this to watch, I love seeing med students in our city learning and taking care of each other. Thank you!

@violin md thank you so much for your help and dedication for helping the sick individuals. I wish nothing but the best for you and your staff!! Keep up the amazing work and stay safe!! 🙏

This is great. I'm training to be an EKG tech right now, and seeing the doctor's side of interpretations helps me out

One of the best medical vlogs I have ever seen. -Love and Regards, Resident Doctor from India.

These types of educational, follow-me around, work day videos are the best!

Thank you for all the uploads! So glad your staying safe!🙏🙏

you're so passionate about teaching, I just love seeing it in every vlog and your collegues seem to be open to your youtube so we get the idea how it looks in hospital, great job!

the amount of time she takes to add extra informative information in her videos makes me so happy. I am sure it takes up so much time when she is already a full time doctor! Thank you Siobhan!

Yay I love this Stay safe and healthy Don't forget to smile♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️

Hi Siobhan!! Your videos are so interesting, I love how you’re so informative about your job! Thank you for all your work💕💕

Wow; you are truly an awesome KZfaq and a medical student! You’re very lucky to have a very supportive colleagues! You don’t how big of a service you’re doing to not only medical students but general public, who would be simply interested in what goes behind the scene in determining the diagnosis.

I absolutely love these videos! So far this one is one of my favs! Mainly because the patients recovered! You go girl!

Hi Siobhan! I just finished my first year of medical school at Western, and I just wanted to thank you so much for these videos. Since we haven't been able to see patients or do any kind of observing since March, this kind of video reminds me why I was so excited about medicine in the first place!! I've been watching you for years and you're such an inspiration

Oh my gosh I’m so happy I had my notifications on because my phone warned me it’s like I cannot wait every time I am watching her because I was literally just binge watching her

I’m always so excited when I see that you posted a new KZfaq video. Thank you for your service being a medical resident during this time. 💕

I love how your so passionate about your work. You just seem so happy when you are working. Great vid! 👍

I always love seeing cardiology related videos, since I have a tissue disorder/ cardiac vascular syndrome known as Marfan syndrome, I’ve always had echos, ekgs,IRN tests (every week), I’ve had 5 surgeries for cardiac/vascular stuff,aside from all of that I love to learn more about the cardiac vascular system, which is why I love watching cardiology videos that you post (from time to time). Have a wonderful day :)

I loved this vlog! I’m a nurse practitioner who just started a structural heart position this year so a lot of what you discussed really resonates with me. Great work, keep doing what your doing!

Hi Siobhan! I was so glad (and relieved too) to see your latest video when it came out! I haven’t paid close attention to how often you post, so maybe not warranted, but with COVID going around, and PPE shortages, I was getting a little concerned after awhile. I’m glad you’re ok! I found you on KZfaq a few months ago, and am seriously loving it! (After hopping around a bit I went back and am watching in chronological order. Plus I *finally* figured out how to comment! Lol. 🙂) The combination of educational content with your cheerful smile and reassuring disposition never fails to brighten my day. Thank you for fitting one more thing into what I’m sure is a busy schedule! I feel like the halls of your hospital are a familiar place now, and even though I know it’s only through a screen, you’ve helped make the inner workings of healthcare seem more of a known quantity, and less of something meriting fear of the unknown. As a chronic illness patient, (thanks to Lyme disease diagnosed too late.) it’s heartening to see doctors who are passionate about what they do, and who truly care for their patients. Your “camera-side manner” for all of us is fantastic! I’m sure your bedside manner is too. 💕 Also, congrats on the Rheumatology match!!🎉 So cool you got to go where you wanted to! I have joint symptoms, so even though I’m not a rheumatology patient, I feel somewhat close to that field. (It was my next step to solve the mystery if I hadn’t been diagnosed when I was.) There’s a lot of good to be done there. Much love from the U.S.!💕 - LF

I know I dont personally know you but I remember when you were just a 1st year resident and now to see you as a 3rd year resident I feel this weird sort of pride for how much you have achieved.This also helps me see what it's really like being a doctor as I am training to be one now.

Wow....3rd year. Can't believe how time flies. I remember when you were saying 'first year' . Awesome to see you again. Stay safe and look forward to seeing you again. p.s. how's the boyfriend doing

Siobhan is so inspirational, keep up the good work ! 🥰🥰

I have been checking some of your videos now and must admit, I am totally amazed by how positive you are in EVERY video...

u are by far my favourite medical youtuber! ur videos are so informative yet easy to follow n watchable n u are so lovely and friendly it is wonderful! keep up the positive attitude n ur head up (especially, during this pandemic!) as ur enthusiasm makes ur videos just sm more engaging n really rubs off!

I love your channel so much and can’t wait till the next video!

Thank you for giving more information about cardiology, and what cardiologist do during this pandemic.

You are amazing. So proud to be able to say you’re a Canadian doctor. We need more doctors like you keep doing what you do. Be safe and thank you for saving and helping people during this pandemic.

Thank you, Siobhan!! So glad i found this blog; I love to watch your videos with my two girls (ages 10 & 12). You really put the humanity in medicine. Keep up the great work.

As a new nurse, I loved seeing the incorporation of input from different team members! I find some of the explanations given in your videos help me better explain things to patients 😊

I honestly LOVE the teamwork!

This is actually a good refresher for back to nursing classes, I love all the medical terminology in all of the videos and it helps me remember all of the terms for my tests and i usually just watch your videos to see the use of terms in the real world.

Thank you Siobhan for your patience in filming all of this! It is so informative each and every time but this one rings different to me. I work in a ACT company which produces cardiac solutions such as woven vascular grafts, stents, etc... and while I know, as the company motto says, that we save lives- it still feels so far from me. It feels good to see who these products help and how dedicated the medical team is. Thanks for what you all do, your patients are in good hands!!!! Love from France.

I love how you explain everything so us commoners understand.

I always love watching Cardiology videos! My heart has been giving me trouble since I was 15 (21 now) and spent some time in the CCU and it’s so interesting to see what happens from your perspective!!! My next step is applying for medicine and actually becoming a cardiologist!!

I love how you highlighted the important aspect of teamwork in this vlog. I learn so much from your videos doc, please keep them coming!

LOVE it how all this doctors are inlvolved so smoothly and naturaly in this vlog!!!!!!! THATS SO GREAT!!!

Watching your vids is the best way to start the summer break!! :3 I love your videos so much, keep on making them!

The ultrasound was a good example to how they actually do the in comparison to how it's portrayed on television.

Hi Sioban, I just want to say thank you for taking the time and effort to make your "Day in the Life" videos in this style. No other youtube doctor does it this way because you make it seem like first-person and we are actually involved in the medical side of things, whereas the other doctors on youtube mostly just talk and have us follow them around when they have spare time to chat about what happened.

Thank you so much for all that you and your coworkers are doing, stay safe! 😊

Omg you are the kind of doctor everyone wants! It seems like you really care about your patients and want them to get better for them not so you look like a better person! 💞

She is such a queen!!!❤️

Hi Siobbhan! I was missing your videos, while in quarantine i've found myself missing days at the hospital, so watching you and your partners work really makes me feel that fuel of emotion i usually get when going to the hospital. Thank you so much for what you do, i hope you become a great rheumatologist. You're my inspiration to become a hematologist and oncologist

I just wanted to let you know that I love your videos. You have such a pure heart. I only see that in a few KZfaqrs. It's difficult to know someone from behind a screen but this channel is just different. Being a doctor really suits you.

Love your passion towards the patient's and love your smiling face even during your hardships such a motivator you are. Inspired by you every day. Thanks so much for all your patience. Love from India ♥️ expecting more videos from ob gyne ❤️

I'm currently in college for respiratory therapy and this channel has helped me understand so much!!!

This video was so informative! One of my favorites I've viewed from you so far! Thank you Siobahn :) Stay safe.

I love this channel. She gives me a good idea of medical things, but in easier terms, and explains things in a non graphic way. Keep up the good work! I really appreciate you!

this was one of my favorites so far i think it was from the team work haha i loved to see how you all worked together!

Feel so incredibly proud that you're here locally in Hamilton!! So proud to know such wise, caring, and wonderful people are here supporting us, especially in the worst of times❤️so much respect for what you do

I love your videos! It is so easy as a patient to get frustrated with delays and protocols and other things relating to hospital visit inconveniences. I think this really helps to shed light on how the professional organization and hierarchy works within a hospital and why it is important.

My favourite vlog yet!!! Thank you sooooo much for everything you do for us!

I have so much appreciation for anyone in the medical field, but especially anyone within a cardiac unit. my dad had a double bypass in 2018 and it was the most stressful time of my life (my house burned down 3 days later 😔). he was treated at Kaiser here in CA and the entire staff was so helpful and kind. they stayed patient with me and my sister and didn't seem bothered by our millions of questions. thank you for genuinely caring about humans! stay safe 💕💕

Just what I needed to start my morning off on the right foot.

Just wanted to congratulate you for being so dedicated.Like how you take the time to figure out what’s going on with your patients. You are going to be an amazing doctor...

Probably my favorite med video of all time. This was what I NEED! Thank you so much for your insights, positivity, and outreach

I love watching these! You have such a great personality!

I love the CCU, every time when I have down time cause their rounds is so informative ❤️

Brilliant channel brilliant doctors and medical team who are transparent and so well spoken n groomed that they allowed you to shoot kudos to everyone wish entire medical team become transparent open and caring

I love your videos. They're informative and entertaining. I can hear the smile in your voice. It is obvious that you love what you do. That's the secret to giving it your best. Thank you for your wonderful vlogs! I love to watch them.

I’m so glad I came across your channel. All the videos are so inspiring and informative. Every video helps drive my determination into working in the medical field ❤️ P.S please thank all of your colleagues for us for also further educating us :)

Love your contents , Keep it up !

Your videos have given me an appreciation for all that doctors do! There is so much teamwork involved!

Siobhan, you're such an inspiration! Thank you for everything you do ❤️

Hey Sibon I'm a Mbbs student in aims Delhi I love watching your videos and they entertain and teach at the same time Love from India Take care be safe😁😘❤❤

Med student here! Thank your for sharing this, it gives me so much motivation to study harder ❤️

Thank you to your colleagues for letting you film! It’s lovely to see the teamwork involved in caring for patients!

I’m so obsessed with these videos, it’s so cool to see what goes on behind the scenes in hospitals

Dr. Ainsworth (sp) seems like he would be a great teacher. Thanks to those who agree to be filmed. Stay well, Siobhan!

5 views and over 100 likes???? 😅 You're a real inspiration ♡

Your vlogs are the most educational I’ve seen so far 😭🙌🏽 A lot of medical professionals that I’ve seen on KZfaq tend to hardly show/talk about anything that happened on their shift

Easily the best “A day in the life” videos I’ve seen.. everything was explained well and easy to understand. I want to be a cardiologist and this just reinforced my passion, so thank you!