Why I Quit ER (Emergency Medicine)

Bruce Bassi MD (Private Practice Education)

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Dr. Bruce Bassi explains why he left the ER (emergency medicine) for a more enjoyable, fulfilling career path.
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1 фев 2023

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Комментарии : 12

@westfield90 7 месяцев назад

I have immense respect for physicians and specialists. They work extremely hard but frankly the field of medicine has changed so much over the past few decades with the ER’s taking the brunt of the hit. Managed care, corporations and many other encroachments by NP’s, PA’s who may be poorly trained, the use of ER’s as an outlet for uninsured, migrants, the staggering growth of homeless, mentally ill, and the rampant drug use have made it unsustainable with long waits and dropping of quality. We are headed in the wrong direction but no one seems to have a long term solution. Respect for you for choosing what is best for you.

@quicktoevil 4 дня назад

ED nurse. It can be a satisfying career for reasons shared here. The comraderie is missed. The rotating weekends and holidays, night shifts, the horrors of the ED become erosive. You do see a lot of suffering and death. Mental illness. I stopped telling others that I was a nurse because people want to discuss their health problems with you and tbh I didn't want to hear it on my days off. Basically, I was becoming apathetic and knew it was time for a change.

@fayizqureshi8618 Месяц назад

Thank you for sharing your experience. Every specialty has positive and negative sides. Emergency Medicine is an extremely important specialty too but some are not made for it. I loved Emergency Medicine but I was not made for this as I had the tendency to look into chronic conditions of patients. I am glad and happy that you have chosen where you feel you can fit in. All the best for your career in Psychiatry.

@m5073 27 дней назад

I’m an emergency doctor, love the medicine, but patient attitude and expectations coupled with shift work had me on my way out

@knosis 8 месяцев назад

Man. Use the bathroom 😂. For 99% of the time, people aren't immediately dying in the ER, so you should have taken sometime for yourself. Thats what I'm doing right now as an intern. I gotta say, I was super stressed and anxious in the first month, but I feel a lot better now. Psychiatry is heating up right now! Its getting a lot more competitive! Plus, i see a fair number of psych patients in the ED and work directly with psych attebdings for consults. But I'm glad you found something that tou liked!

@brucebassi 7 месяцев назад

I'm still holding it to this day! Glad you're liking it more now :)

@JuanRivera-gc7fq 5 дней назад

He quit because he would end up in the er as patient

@javadaghrab5687 18 дней назад

I can't take the nurses and micromanagent shit .

@davidwilliams4865 17 дней назад

Experienced ER nurses will save the b.tts of new ER residents!!

@javadaghrab5687 17 дней назад

@@davidwilliams4865 Dude you're so naive I've been doing this non-stop since 1994 when I tell you non-stop that basically means no vacation, except for one month maybe of come across a lot of nurses I don't know what they teach them in the nursing school there are becoming a barrier to care super opinionated, and they will get your ass fired in no time. Get real As a person who's done it about 80,000 hours clean sheet no suits, No major complication and every firing I've had was based on some unhappiness and they told me that there are more important why the administration. This is one job that you are super vulnerable One patient complained one nurse complaint and you are out of certain ZIP code you got to look for a job somewhere else. I really want to know what will happen to you God help you with this kind of thinking

@jebarajsprincechristo 8 месяцев назад

Can't agree anymore sir💯💯🫂🤝! same exact reasons why i quit ER in my 1st mnth of training.. glad tat i ve made the ryt decision... currently working in a non training post in surgical icu .meanwhile preparing for the entrance exam hoping to match into General surgery ❣️

@brucebassi 7 месяцев назад

That's awesome. Good for you! Wish more people talk about this. It's fairly taboo to talk about switching.