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Hi everyone! I recently finished a pathology rotation so I just wanted to come here to share with you my experience. Overall, the rotation was a lot more interesting that I thought it was going to be. I really enjoy the microbiology lab mainly because micro was a topic I struggled with during the first two years of med school. I find that learning things in practice or by doing allows me to commit to memory much better than just reading from a text book.
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@spgormley 8 лет назад

Thanks for this video! I'm currently working in a clinical lab as a technologist and am going through the application process for med school. I love my work so much that I'd like to eventually be a pathologist. It's nice to hear a little bit about a pathology rotation!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

That's great! I wish you luck on your medical journey :)

@samanthaknudsen3688 7 лет назад

What exactly are you planning to do after med school career wise? I am looking into becoming a forensic pathologist! It's incredibly exciting! 😊

@queen_kala 5 лет назад

Same!!

@julianmiguel1717 8 лет назад

So I am a freshman in college, and I'm super interested in going into orthopedic surgery and I find myself pausing your videos like 5000000 times and writing down all the terminology before I hit my Bio classes and O'Chems and mainly the labs. But I just want to thank you for finding time to upload these videos. If you weren't told you're a wonderful blessing, now you know. :)

@drjennale 7 лет назад

Thank you so much! You are so sweet.

@QuyenNguyen-ob4de 8 лет назад

Medical lab sciences is my major and trust me girl, anaerobes and stool cultures are even worse than the urine cultures! haha :) really glad to see the lab getting some spotlight

@drjennale 8 лет назад

oh yes! I totally I agree. I only spent 5 minutes with the guy doing stool cultures.

@Mo-qb5fb 7 лет назад

too bad DO school does not have a pathology residency program what's the point of doing the rotation you can never become a pathologist

@drjennale 7 лет назад

+TRUTH BE TOLD As a DO you can apply to both DO and MD residencies. So as a DO you can still become a pathologist. My preceptor was actually a DO.

@britgaither 8 лет назад

Did you see any molecular genetics pathology on your rotation? If so, what did you think about that subset of pathology? Would you say this is less common than microbiology or other types of clinical pathology? Overall, did you enjoy either clinical or anatomical pathology more? I'm actually interested in going into pathology and was so excited when I saw your video because it seems like there aren't too many resources or youtubers talking about pathology!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Unfortunately our lab sent out all the specimens that needed molecular genetic pathology so I cannot speak on the different aspect of that subspecialty. The microbiology lab was a very prominent aspect and I would I would say that it is more common than molecular genetics. I found both clinical and anatomical pathology interesting but pathology is not my passion (but it seems that it might be yours - which is awesome!) - I like talking to patients and building physician patient relationships. If you are interest in pathology and interest in shadowing a pathologist, I recommend contacting your local hospital. Every hospital usually has a pathologist. You might have to go through a whole screening process but it will be worth it.

@swtbrowneyes91 8 лет назад

Great video Jenny . Loved the microbiology agars. that is my favorite subject. Keep up the good work :)

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Thank you so much for watching!

@alexsings23 8 лет назад

I would love to see you do a makeup video! Like maybe what makeup you normally wear on rotations/some of your favorite makeup items, etc. Your makeup always looks so beautiful!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I do that on my snapchat sometimes. I feel like my camera won't give you a very good quality if I did it on youtube. But if enough people are interested, I will definitely try.

@tayleelanae 7 лет назад

I really enjoyed this video! In my future I know I really want to go into the medical field, but there are so many options I don't know exactly what I want to study, I do know pathology is on the list!

@drjennale 7 лет назад

Many people in medical school start out not knowing what field of medicine they want to pursue so you're not a lone. Good luck!

@jehgelo 6 лет назад

Being in a pathology makes me bring back my knowledge in Medical lab science. Someday I want to becone a Pathologist because I kinda miss my pre med course which is the best! Lab works are great

@pj9994 8 лет назад

I'm currently a Psychology undergrad in the UK but I absolutely love your videos! They're very motivational and give me a good push when I feel like I'm burning out ❤️

@pofy100 5 лет назад

I love the laboratory environment!! im a home health aide and honestly I was always looking forward to my A&P class as well as genetics and microbiology!! from time to time I have thoughts of working in family practice since im a HHA right now so I already know how it feels to work with patients, etc but... the lab always excites me!!

@dieKommentatorin 8 лет назад

You know what I love about your videos and you? You're really hardworking and I love that you wear Make Up. I'm not sure how it is over there, but it's rare to see a inspiring doctor here that loves the job but also loves being feminine. That's exactly how I am. I just love that. :)

@drjennale 8 лет назад

That's great! Make up is one of my hobbies. I feel that its good to keep your hobbies in med school - keeps you sane :)

@DoctorNikkiP 8 лет назад

It was cool to see some of the stuff in the lab!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I'm glad you liked it! :)

@blueberrypoptart2424 7 лет назад

I'm a neuroscience major and am pre-med, and would like to know to what extent you think this major would be useful in medical school (just out of curiosity; I'm not a neuroscience major just to prepare for medical school lol)

@joana9042 8 лет назад

your makeup looks so beautiful! and loved the video :)

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Thank you so much!

@kayc421 5 лет назад

I'm a Medical lab Scientist and 1st year med school student. I love the lab and I'm only going to med school to become a pathologist. I've been working as Medical lab technologist for 4 years now 💖💖💖💖 i love the lab.

@dohamohamed5826 3 года назад

I want to know what is the difference between medical lab scientist and pathologist. The nature of two jobs are very close , I can not understand the difference between them

@stonersiren 8 лет назад

that's so cool that the rotation helped you with mirco/biochem! it always seems so hard just memorizing stuff from textbooks.. :D

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Yes! Thats what makes third and fourth year clerkships so amazing. Students get to practice what they've only learned in textbooks first and second year.

@MedaPeutics 7 лет назад

Hi Jenny!!! Quick question: So when you do rotations, youre only required 5, right? Pediatrics, General syurgery, OB/GYN, internal med and family med---so is the pathology and derm two of your electives? How do you choose your electives? And how many do you have rotations in? THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH for your videos!

@drjennale 7 лет назад

Rebekah Depends on your school. But usually 3rd year requirements are Family medicine, internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, OBGYN, emergency medicine. If you're a DO then you also have 4 weeks of OPP. 4th year it is mainly electives - 10 weeks of surgery, 10 weeks of internal medicine, and 16 weeks unrestricted. This is to allow you to do audition rotations at your residency of interest. Again this is variable from school to school.

@RR-dd4vy 7 лет назад

That is the smell of bacterial culture. I am used to that smell now as a medical technologist student,

@mizzdorseyluv 6 лет назад

That’s pretty cool. I’m in microbiology and we stain by hand.

@joanie01 6 лет назад

Hello .Please I am starting my pathology rotation .Please can you tell e the common cases and things I need to know before I start?The common clinical patient cases as well.What basically happens during the rotation? Please answer thank you

@Johnsondav 8 лет назад

They say doctors are sad after 5 years of practice because of personal time they lack with their family and friends and everything else... I really want to be a medical doctor but jus scared of not being happy I need your advice on why I should still venture into medicine

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I do admit that most doctors are overworked and many underpaid but most physicians I know are very happy. Even with a full school/work load, I am able to still find time for my family and friends ... and apparently RU-vid. The reason to pursue medicine is because it is your passion. I wanted to become a doctor because of the patient doctor bonds I wanted to build (which I couldn't find anywhere else). Burn out is common in any profession, you just have to find a way to handle stress.

@Johnsondav 8 лет назад

+Jenny Le thank you

@bighands69 6 лет назад

If you are young put in the hard work when you get a little older you can put in a lot more time with your family and you will have more money saved and invested. All careers are like this by the way you need work harder when you are younger so that you can save up money and build your career. Careers that do not require hard work tend not to be that well paid and when you are a little older you more than likely will regret having not put the work in.

@pisstroopgeneral2349 8 лет назад

Legend has it if you are here within 10 minutes of a vid upload you will get a reply from the uploader.

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Legends may be true!

@helpless860 8 лет назад

What specialty do you want to go into? great video btw 💓💓

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Thank you! I am going into Family Medicine.

@ElleI8585 8 лет назад

Hi! I got accepted to PNWU a couple weeks ago and was wondering how you like it. I'm pretty sure I'll end up going there and wanted to know more about the quality of the rotations. I'm leaning towards internal medicine, but I'm also considering family med and peds.

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Elaine congratulations! There are some good rotations and others not so great - this can be said about most places you go to. But overall I've had great experiences - lots of hands on learning. And it's ok to not know what specialty you want to go into. You'll have a better idea after starting clinical rotations. I was interested in FM, OB, and Surgery at one point.

@ElleI8585 8 лет назад

Thanks! I'm glad to hear that there's a lot of hands on learning. Your videos have been super helpful btw. :) Congrats on almost being done with med school!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Thank you for watching. I'm glad I can help.

@katsearcy3880 6 лет назад

Have you heard of HIPPA? Also that is macconkey...what is with the non-lactose fermenting splotch of colonies in the 3rd quadrant?? Where did that come from? Actual questions here.

@laurenclick1909 7 лет назад

I love this video! I appreciate you doing this!

@drjennale 7 лет назад

Thank you so much for watching!

@NowImBoared 5 лет назад

I totally understand the doing by hand thing for my histology laboratory in undergrad... Shit is really hard and time consuming Hoping to be a pathologist in the future, but I'm still at my first year

@christopherwwoo 8 лет назад

awesome, so did you work closely with clinical laboratory scientists as well? Did you get to use Vitek and Bactec for cultures and blood cultures?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Unfortunately, no. I spent most of my time behind a microscope. But I had a lot of freedom during this rotation. If you're interested in something, the pathologist encourages you to take initiative and seek out those opportunities on your own.

@ToddLovesKittens 8 лет назад

Hi Jenny, Aside from the prerequisite courses, what were the most useful undergrad courses you took--or wish you took--to prepare yourself for medical school? Thank you! (Sorry if this is off topic lol)

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I don't remember what the prerequisites were so I'll just list undergrad courses I found were helpful in med school. Biochemistry Microbiology Neurology Anatomy (I didn't take this but wish I had)

@ToddLovesKittens 8 лет назад

I am starting med school next fall and really appreciate your vlogs/videos! Thank you for the advice, cheers!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Congratulations!! You will have an amazing time in med school. And thank you for watching.

@thenightdances21 7 лет назад

Jenny Le wait! Your med school didn't require anatomy? Sorry if this sound dumb! I'm not familiar with med school requirements. Are med school prerequisites different from one school to another (if that make sense)?

@dehall4226 7 лет назад

thenightdances21 most med schools don’t require it because it’s something you’ll learn in med school. Basic biology is all that’s really needed for the MCAT. But taking a course in undergrad about human anatomy probably would help.

@JellysRoom 8 лет назад

How much time do you have outside of med-school? How do you make have money today? How did you make money when first going into med school?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

It depends on what rotation you're on, or how much time you need to study to retain information. This is different for everyone. I try to take at least one day off a week. I currently do make any money, I actually accumulating debt while attending med school LOL but I feel that it is worth it because it is my passion. Like most students I took out school loans to pay for medical school.

@makeitaleapyear6062 8 лет назад

love all your videos..! how much did you get in steps?

@sapirbendavid3980 8 лет назад

first of all..i love your channel..you are amazing..well done!! What is the best advice for people that in the first way toward medicine studies? How to find motivation in difficult times?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Thank you so much! I am slightly confused by your first question. As for your second question - surrounding yourself with motivated people. It helps when there is someone to pick you up when you're feeling down. And take breaks. No one can go at 100 all day everyday. Work hard when its time to work, and enjoy the breaks because you deserve them.

@Liya_Marie 6 лет назад

Omg urine is the absolute worst...I’m a laboratory scientist so dealing w/it DAILY is just 🤦🏽‍♀️🤢...it gets everywhere. However what you see under the scope is often pretty cool, smelly but cool👩🏽‍🔬

@drjennale 6 лет назад

😂😂😂 so true

@klcee030 8 лет назад

Hi Jenny! What is your lip color in the speaking portions? :D Is there a video you can do to specifically choose between physician and physician assistant?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I'm wearing Ofra liquid lip in Americano. I'll put it down on videos to do. Been super busy with interviews, so hang tight!

@klcee030 8 лет назад

Jenny Le thank you!!!

@shauntellehunter4653 3 года назад

Damn..intelligent and your make-up is flawless. High five girl.

@chris90210 8 лет назад

Are you able to do a video on your journey as a college freshmen to 4th year medical school? I am currently in my first semester in the Histology Technician program at my local community college. Are you able to give me any tips? I am currently doing the 45 minute study and 15 minute break routine. Also, do you think is is doable to work part-time 16 hours and attend the 21 month program? I am leaning towards quitting my part-time job but I will be a little tight paying for school. I know my parents will help me out with gas and insurance. I am still debating.

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I didn't attend an official program since I volunteered at the history core and learned everything before I was hired. If you feel like you can keep the job without your school work suffering then I say more power to you. But that being said, when I started med school, I knew that there was no way I could focus on my studies and hold part time job. In my opinion, you'll have a good paying job after you finish your program - just a little delayed gratification that is all.

@chris90210 8 лет назад

Jenny Le Thanks for replying. I defintely will quit to focus on school. Thanks for helping me make my mind up! :)

@chris90210 8 лет назад

Jenny Le Thanks for replying. I defintely will quit to focus on school. Thanks for helping me make my mind up! :)

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Good luck!!

@chris90210 8 лет назад

Thanks! You too!

@dohamohamed5826 3 года назад

I want to know what is the difference between medical lab scientist and pathologist. The nature of two jobs are very close , I cannot understand the difference between them.

@الاميرهرورو-ف3ظ 8 лет назад

thank you Jenny and I love you so much

@Bchill35 3 года назад

Hello, Do you know if D.O. Can also apply to pathology residency?

@drjennale 3 года назад

Yes! Absolutely

@stephannyd410 8 лет назад

Hi! I admire you so much! What was your thought process when deciding to apply and attend UCSD?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I wanted to stay in California but I wanted to go far away enough from my home town so I could have more freedom. I particularly liked UCSD because it has a great science program plus it was associated with UCSD Medical School.

@القعقاعبنعمروالتميمي-ل2ج 8 лет назад

Hi Jenny I did not Formaly know you Im new Subscriber However I am Foreign MedStudent in the 3rd year "almost done" and I wonder How the System in the U.S. Works ! if I want some day to go to the U.S. The American equivalent of a Bachelor's degree How does it work ? and how specialty Costs ? and I have bad english unnfortunatly :) Nice videos keep the good work up.

@drjennale 8 лет назад

medical school in the US compared to foreign medical school is very different. We attend undergraduate school for 4 years before attending medical school which is another 4 years. Since you will already have finished medical school - you might just need to talk the US Board exam. To actually become a practicing physician, you would have to attend residency, and that they may make you retake in the US (residency programs are anywhere from 3-5+ years). They usually start paying you in residency but not much - I am unsure how much it would cost for foreign students.

@tiettran5467 8 лет назад

Where did you get your sweater from it's so cute!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Foreign Exchange!

@angelicadeltoro4419 8 лет назад

So in the US you do your intern year after you graduate?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

After graduating medical school you attend residency (3-5+ years depending on speciality). The first year of residency is called your intern year.

@androandro7179 5 лет назад

Which lab was it?

@linwang9866 7 лет назад

If you are trying to make two circles into one circle, that means your eye distance is not right for your oculars

@drjennale 7 лет назад

I eventually figured it out. lol

@rebecaortega1885 8 лет назад

I love your videos💕💕

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Yay! Thank you!!

@javeerjoarder9895 3 года назад

hello. how much do you earn? Im interested in this field

@1elkhills 4 года назад

Thank you for posting.

@josephthan5650 4 года назад

Everything is great & informative except it has 3 ads, if possible please make it 2. Thanks 😊

@alilopez4836 8 лет назад

Thank you for this video!

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Thank you so much for watching.

@JellysRoom 8 лет назад

So I'm a little confused.. I'm a senior in high school so I'm seeing if med-school is right for me. I want to become a PA. However, how old are you right now? What age did you enter medical school? When do you apply for medical school? After graduate school?

@drjennale 8 лет назад

I'm 27 started med school when I was 24. I made a video called "How I Got Into Med School" That video will answer a lot of your questions.

@الاميرهرورو-ف3ظ 8 лет назад

is it hard to be a medical school student

@drjennale 8 лет назад

Yes being a medical student is hard, but I feel that many professions require much effort. As long as you are willing to put in the work, you will be ok. Good luck!