😂

True. Such a rare event

As a medstudent i found that hilarious 💀🤣

Dude‼️ The Fact That U Even Understood That Joke🤣🤣

Also, actually having an action potential.

If you did “Rheumatology is your daddy” I would buy one for my cousin of that profession.

Finally a decent gift for my best friend who is a Family Med!

Out buying scrubs for Med school. My mom says, “You know what they say to the last person in the class, right?” “Yes Mom, I know, MD.” She gets this devious smile and says, “No, they say ‘Welcome to family medicine.’” Her savage motivation gets me through 🤣

Yes! Do it!!

After my first time substituting kindergarten, I can almost relate!

It Warps space and time. It’s inter dimensional.

@@pneumavlr for sure, maybe someday it will be explained what dark curse keeps him from solving all the world's problems.😀

@@andrewsalhany5665 two words: the ophtamologist

I could sense it happening. Who needs KZfaq notification when a Johnathan nod can be picked up by each of our senses?

It wasn't his nod, Jonathans have a passive aura that make any physician or aspiring physician in their vicinity feel an overwhelming relief, described as "everything is going to be alright", that's why the med student knew it was Jonathan but wasn't sure if he noded.

That one was pretty good too.

Sadly far to accutate

Are you both ER docs?

@@talithasuya8908 no but we both work in the medical field

@@lesliew87 I see. 🙂

Really?

Imagine if the student matched into ophthalmology because he had a Jonathan already lined up

@@AznJsn82091 he did, watch How to Ace Opthalmology

@@Akario3 could’ve been a different med student

all he needs is own Jonathan to complete the next 10%😂

Paperwork? Isn’t that what PAs are for?

This killed me about to do fourth year my preceptor yesterday says why do you have to leave you can just start working here right 😆.

@@dr.floridamanphd lmao wut

@@dr.floridamanphd Oh you silly goose. FM can barely afford to staff the front desk

😂😂😂😂😭😭

😯 a Jonathan out in the wild!!

Did you type this by nodding?

@@pownder no I typed it with my fingers, the same fingers I use to scribe for my ophthalmologist

@@AznJsn82091 r/woooosh

@@IndigoMist44 that’s how fast my head nods

Yasssss

There has to be a thrift store he can go to

He seemed visibly distressed at the lack of an appropriate drab jacket. ("Any plaid, tar-tan, or paisley?")

As a psychiatrist I'd like to say that sometimes, stereotypes are actually annoying. The empathy stereotype. Oh and nobody's wearing corduroy or houndstooth or whatever. Don't even know where that stereotype came from. Male psychiatrists do wear suits, some of them. Women, it's anything goes. Well, as long as it's relatively conservative. These skits should point out that we should not wear scarves or long necklaces or such: patients could grab them and strangle us. This is not a joke, either: we were told this, early on.

And I love YOU, Family Medicine. (For real though I adore my GP.)

Bill Bill was banned to ever become an attending by Neuro due to "lack of prefrontal cortex".

Sadly Bill didn’t match, but he’s going to keep trying.

And so the cycle continues for next year. That’s when I match and everything that happened with the match this year is already making me anxious 😬 but so happy for all my M4 buddies who are going to their dream residency!

@@dr.floridamanphd Yeah that made me sad 🥺

So happy to be part of his medical journey!!

Gentle, gentle hugs to your grandpa and to all of you who are caring for him.

@@nancylindsay4255 Thank you, I appreciate the kindness

Hope he gets well soon❤️

Hope he recovers well, falls are no joke. Dark humour often gets me through hard times too.

intentionally leave the ortho skits on when he comes in... either you build rapport with him or, well, consider a rapid urgent transfer

Day by day...

This and the “why are you crying..?” 🤣

Mine is the Jon bro nod. :D

Haha I should tag my foot and ankle ortho colleague - he is literally the only one I know

Why does he say "except the foot"? Are feet difficult?

@@stephenrajgomes3304 enough that they have their own specialty- everything below the ankle is the realm of the podiatrist. And that's all I can tell you because I know nothing about podiatry except that they can prescribe meds but only for foot related things.

He didn't talk about the teeth

@@auxencefromont1989 he's too scared of the dentist mafia to even mention teeth

@@stephenrajgomes3304 About ~25% of the body's bones are just in the feet. They're very complex, lots of bones and tendons and musculature going on in there.

Congratulations dude!

OMG congratulations!!! Now it’s my turn. 😱

Congrats!! hopefully it will be my turn next year😭✨

Congratulations!!! 💜

Did you make it, @lauratsoi22? 🙌

Or as ortho knows you as, feet bro

@@dsramsey lmao so good

@@dsramsey Love it!! “What up foot bro?!”

I found out a few years ago that even though Podiatrists aren’t MDs or DOs they’re still considered physicians. I thought that was cool.

@@dr.floridamanphd TIL podiatrists aren’t MDs or DOs.

And congrats to you! Don't forget to rock climb to work on your first day to make a good impression 😆

And make sure to get an unhealthy addiction for Diet Coke.

Welcome to the club, bro!

Welcome to Vietnam fellow emergentologist!!!

As soon as I matched EM I started looking up rock climbing places in the city I’m moving to

Now the question is: Orthopedics or Orthopedic Surgeon?

@@dr.floridamanphd That's literally the same thing.

I would Highly reconsider your interest in Ortho. Unless you relate to Neanderthals and discharging patients' feet before the rest of their body is medically cleared.

Ortho is his weakest representation of medical doctors. Ortho is a highly competitive area of medicine! Good luck to any unmotivated med students who wish to go into Ortho!

@@Liuhuayue not all doctors are surgeons. Orthopedic surgery is it’s own specialty. Just like neurosurgery is it’s own specialty compared to neurology. Unless you’re nitpicking over the use of the word orthopedic versus orthopedist.

Paeds takes the cup then

Every radiologist ive ever met is incredibly imaging averse. Makes sense when you consider they know what radiation does to you and the ammount of exposure they get.

How’d your residency go?

Dangerous hobbies: so, so true.

Same. Knew it was coming and it still literally made me LOL.

He’s about to be published in the New England Journal of Who Gives a - Psychiatrist: Neurology! That’s not very nice!

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I'm hoping for the continued rivalry of cardiology and nephrology

This pediatrician seconds this message!

Please add ob gyn too

@@basheerafj8956 Now that I think about it, had he ever done an OBGYN character?

I wanna see pathology congratulate them.

Thanks to Johnathan!

I hope you found something you love to do, and that you're not being hard on yourself. It's not a competition.

I was going to say, with the help of his faithful scribe. :)

They break the knee? Oh God

@@pownder let’s just say…it’s a violent procedure.

When I was a kid I wanted to be a starving artist. Now I’m a paediatrician. Go figure!

@@gerardacronin334 one of you sold your body, the other sold their soul

@@seeker296 🤣

Got a feeling it's the same reason he doesn't do OBGYN videos, he's just not experienced with it.

@@RadTechFred no its bc obgyn isn't medicine

Waiting for the day that people respect teeth as a part of medicine on the whole. My teeth have almost killed me TWICE now because it's never covered by insurance where I live. And I'm serious about dying. Dental absesses in the devil's triangle on both sides of my face.

We did rotations with maxillofacial docs in residency. They were a SHARP bunch. And it wasn't one or two of them, they were all pretty impressive. Not saying all maxillofacial docs are that good but at least the ones in our residency were. I'm sure many elsewhere are as well.

@@seeker296 please tell me you’re being sarcastic…

Honestly great idea, you should consider capitalizing on it before others do!

You don't need much just write a sketch and get a ring light/phone holder

I was gonna say the same thing. You might be the engineer for the job

Exactly what they said. Let us know when you get going!!!

This is a brilliant idea.

anatomy needs to be “overly thorough” for nursing as well as does pathophysiology and pharmacology…a lot of nursing students just try to “get through” those classes and it shows permanently throughout their career.

Do it if you can stomach the crippling student debt and years of uninterrupted training, but it's totally worth it if you're passionate. Especially if you do ophthalmology apparently...

It's not often you have fatal outcomes in ophtho (except maybe stuff like discovering a melanoma in the eye I guess) but protecting vision is so important!!

Not necessarily. There are lots of people who want to be doctors and who don't like the idea of cutting into eyeballs.

What does it mean?

@@shovanabajracharya med students interview at multiple hospitals and then make a rank list of which residency program they want to work at. Also, the residency programs make their own rank lists of the students they interviewed. Then the Match company, NRMP, uses an algorithm to decide which students will go to which program based on the rank lists. The day students find out which program they matched into is called Match Day and get phone calls from their residency program to welcome them (this video).

@@saralee8996 But students want to go to the speciality they choose 🤔 right?