EM vs. Surgery, NP/PA vs. MDs and other questions! | ASK DOCTOR JAMIE

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I have gotten a lot of questions via Instagram and I haven’t been able to answer them all so I decided to compile the most recent frequently asked questions and answer them here.
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Question List:
0:31 Emergency Medicine vs. Surgery
1:05 PA vs. NP vs. MD/DO
1:57 There is a Step 3? Why is it so expensive?
3:02 What app do you use to track your workout?
3:45 Do you do a routine at the gym or do you do random workouts?
4:08 Where do you get your workout routines from?
4:26 How much do you squat?
4:50 Do you have to be strong to be an EM doctor?
5:27 Are you using the Withings Watch?
5:57 Would you/did you ever compete in powerlifting?
6:25 How often do you get to workout?
6:50 Memorization Tips?
7:32 Is it possible to go paperless in medical school (iPad)
8:36 What is your skincare routine?
8:58 What books do you recommend?
9:30 Where did you get your neon sign from?
9:43 Where do you keep Ellie’s litter box?

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@TheStrivetoFit 5 лет назад

Timestamps: 0:31 Emergency Medicine vs. Surgery 1:05 PA vs. NP vs. MD/DO 1:57 There is a Step 3? Why is it so expensive? 3:02 What app do you use to track your workout? 3:45 Do you do a routine at the gym or do you do random workouts? 4:08 Where do you get your workout routines from? 4:26 How much do you squat? 4:50 Do you have to be strong to be an EM doctor? 5:27 Are you using the Withings Watch? 5:57 Would you/did you ever compete in powerlifting? 6:25 How often do you get to workout? 6:50 Memorization Tips? 7:32 Is it possible to go paperless in medical school (iPad) 8:36 What is your skincare routine? 8:58 What books do you recommend? 9:30 Where did you get your neon sign from? 9:43 Where do you keep Ellie’s litter box?

@Pathologymadesimple 5 лет назад

Great great time stamps

@xxBlueCinnamonxx 5 лет назад

You should do a collab with Doctor Mike!

@yasminabdelkhaleq6716 5 лет назад

G Sat yessssss

@sneham9654 5 лет назад

The bgm is a bit distracting

@jessicanino1325 5 лет назад

How do you survive financially ? I’m in college still and I am struggling to keep afloat. Also, I’m nervous for med school, not being able to afford anything in that time period.

@angelmartinez9329 4 года назад

Loans

@marelle1482 5 лет назад

We need merch😭. Love your videos, you inspire me with each one you make.

@taploykao 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing what you have learned along with your medical career!

@vlr003 4 года назад

Finally PA vs MD from an MD's perspective!

@barbaraa5538 5 лет назад

I missed you on youtube! I hope you are doing well! Thank you for putting out this video!

@doktorazoe 5 лет назад

Wow, I totally didn’t expect you to squat that much! You never fail to amaze me!

@naomisreflections3484 5 лет назад

Aye you’re now a second year emergency resident!!! So proud of you Jamie!!

@lauraboix3742 4 года назад

I love Q and As made by you !

@rsp1239 5 лет назад

145 squat is actually crazy ! Nice work

@panchoseg 5 лет назад

And one more thing, Fyi the usmle fees for IMG’s are different and more expensive, going from 940 for Step 1 and 2 ck and 1290 for cs

@panchoseg 5 лет назад

I don’t know if you have answered already, but i’d like you to recommend some podcasts, i’m sure they would be very interesting

@user-ye9hy3ss6k 5 лет назад

Always love your video 💕

@savannahjoye3560 5 лет назад

Hello! I was wondering if you could add captions to your videos?

@sibongileseale1977 5 лет назад

I was busy jamming to the bgm half the video but this was a nice one!

@Elohim7777 5 лет назад

Beautiful and good vibes as always :)

@AaronTrillo 5 лет назад

I feel that I am going to end up doing some form of specialized peds. I really like the idea of EM and its procedures, shift work, but I like to build long term relationships w/ my patients. I do like procedures though... Choosing is difficult!

@lucillebennet4233 3 года назад

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@solomialaba2537 5 лет назад

omg YES DOCTOR JAMIE!!!!

@aurorarising1945 5 лет назад

Can you plzzz do a video explaining clerkship rotations???? Can i do a rotation in like neurosurgery if the university hospital for my med school doesnt have a neurosurgical department? Can i apply to plastics or some other specialty if i never rotated for that Clerkship???? I feel like nooo one has ever made a video explaining that.

@beckywalker9395 5 лет назад

Enjoy watching

@jylekestermabao3625 5 лет назад

What coffee would you recommend to a hyperacidic person like me?

@cassidy784 5 лет назад

Does the Withings watch have a "seconds" hand capability?

@doctorprice65 5 лет назад

Thanks

@MedSheba 5 лет назад

Do international students go through the same path into becoming a physician?? ( The Mcat stuff e.t.c)

@GetfitwithTanya 5 лет назад

Hey dr. Jamie. I’m Tanya , am doing my medicine graduation from Kyiv ! Could you please tell us about usmle , and is it possible to move to the us while studying mbbs and getting a transfer to a college in the USA 🇺🇸.. ? Please help.

@lilynong1103 5 лет назад

At your hospital, do PAs work in all types of emergent cases? At a hospital I shadowed, the PA/NP only worked in the fast track acute care setting, while attendings and residents covered the acute care, emergency room, and trauma center area.

@MHSMagicLuver 5 лет назад

Lily Nong it depends on the hospital! I shadowed PAs in an ER and they did anything. I’m a 2nd year PA student now :)

@royjohnson9043 5 лет назад

What are the hours like in EM?

@hailylister9695 5 лет назад

I just wanted to mention (not because of anything Jamie said) but NPs can prescribe meds without a doctor signing off, while a PA must have an MD/DO sign off. Just wanted to throw that out there, both are great and respectable professions, but that’s the biggest difference between the two (in practice)!😊

@XxChuyoxX 5 лет назад

PA's can also prescribe medications the same a way a NP can. They represent the attending physician, which is why the physicians name is typically on the prescription they are filling out. The limitations with NP's and PA's when is comes to medications they can prescribe is usually mandated by the state they practice in. For example, some states do not allow nurse practitioners to prescribe schedule 2 narcotics.

@ariellesmith5286 5 лет назад

PAs have prescriptive rights in all 50 states and don’t need a sign off for most prescriptions. PA roles are best described by the American Academy of PAs: “PAs are state-licensed, nationally certified medical professionals. As medical providers, PAs diagnose illness, develop and manage treatment plans, prescribe medications, and often serve as a patient’s principal healthcare provider. With thousands of hours of medical training, PAs are versatile and collaborative. PAs practice in every state and in every medical setting and specialty, improving healthcare access and quality. PAs are licensed to practice in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, all US territories, and the uniformed services. PAs are authorized to prescribe medications in all jurisdictions where they are licensed, except Puerto Rico. Where PAs have prescriptive authority, that authority includes controlled medications, except in Kentucky, where they can prescribe non-controlled medications.”

@samuelkunowski2771 5 лет назад

NPs can prescribe without a physician write off in certain states that give them full practice authority. In lots of states, like California, PAs and NPs are basically the same

@hailylister9695 5 лет назад

Samuel Kunowski gotcha, in Arizona NPs practice more like doctors, especially in primary care

@MHSMagicLuver 5 лет назад

I appreciate your view about PAs in the short time it was. I’m a second year PA student and I definitely didn’t become a PA because I wanted a doctor roll. I love the teamwork aspect and I did not want to be the top person. I’m fine with having a SP above me (although of course they just have to be able to be contacted by phone, not physically there all the time). I start clinicals end of August and I’m nervous but excited.

@gabriellewilkie6634 4 года назад

Um when were you a body building?! I would love to see that video!

@lucillebennet4233 3 года назад

@DrAdnan 5 лет назад

It’s interesting how the role of NP’s and PA’s keep expanding

@Pathologymadesimple 5 лет назад

Adnan A Hello friend!!!just saw your comment in Jenny’s channel

@DrAdnan 5 лет назад

Dr.Varsha Scooby Hi 👋👋

@chocolateearrings 5 лет назад

You also subbed to Dr. Ajay also . So am I...lol

@frankgennaro 5 лет назад

Hi. Did you really compete in a bodybuilding competition? Can you share your experience?

@too_gal3007 5 лет назад

There's a vlog about a competition. 3 or 4 years ago.. don't know whether I answered to your question.

@frankgennaro 5 лет назад

@@too_gal3007 Thank you.

@momshiedhang 3 года назад

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@reyarjune7758 5 лет назад

Why are you so beautiful

@greenapplejuice23 5 лет назад

Avoid NP/PA. The market is so saturated right now

@greenapplejuice23 5 лет назад

Can’t find a job :/

@eatcheesekobe 5 лет назад

Ok, let me just put this out there for anyone who wants to further entertain the notion that PA/NP/nurses are basically like MD and can do basically the same thing. It takes 2 years of school to get a nursing title. It takes an extra year to get the NP, for a total of 3 years. PA's also only get 2 years of schooling/training before they're certified. MDs on the other hand, goes through 4 years of med school training, plus at least 3 years of residency training (more if you're not doing IM or family med), for a miminum of 7 years of training. There's a reason everyone else need MD sign off. Sure they can take care of your everyday running nose or a cold or otitis externa, but when shit hits the fence and let's say your kid has a malignant otitis externa you're just lying to yourself if you say you would like a lesser experienced and lesser qualified medical professional to deal with your kid's medical needs.

@toria1209 5 лет назад

Although they have shorter training, their education is still rigorous. PA's and NP's may have limited training, but they don't have limited training. Yes, they don't have the 12 years of training as an MD, but nonetheless, they are still quality/ experienced healthcare providers. You can have a crappy PA/NP, just like you can have a crappy MD.

@agent007x14 5 лет назад

eatcheesekobe actually you’re wrong. You need a BSN, a 4 year degree, to be a candidate for a NP program, which in itself is a minimum of 2 years at any reputable school. Does that mean NP have the same scope as MDs? Absolutely not. But make sure you are posting correct information if you’re trying to make a point

@MHSMagicLuver 5 лет назад

Not saying PAs have as much education as a MD at all. Especially in the depth but.. we learn so much. In 13 months I had 91 credit hours. We have at least 2 exams every week and very little breaks. I am a second year student and start clinicals the end of August. It’s very difficult. And that’s after a 4 year bachelors degree. We also have to have a lot of direct patient care to be competitive. The acceptance rate of PA schools are between 1 and 5% per school. I had over 10k hours of direct pt care (CNA and MA) and 3.6 GPA. I did not want to be a PA because I couldn’t get into med school either. I decided on PA freshman year of college because of the lateral mobility. Also I’m completely fine with not being the top person and not knowing every single thing. I’m interested in surgery and I know most of what I will do is hold open as well as closing. We just got signed off on suturing and knot tying today and I absolutely love it. But i want to start in family medicine to get more general knowledge. We also have to recertify with a 4-5 hour exam every 10 years as well as get 100 hours of continuing education every 2 years.