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  • When deciding on a specialty, we often think about clinical interests, the bread and butter,

    在決定專業的時候,我們往往會想到臨床興趣,麵包和黃油。

  • and lifestyle.

    和生活方式。

  • But there are several more often overlooked qualities that make up an important component

    但是,還有幾個經常被忽視的品質,構成了重要的組成部分。

  • in your long term happiness and career satisfaction.

    在您的長期幸福和事業滿意度方面。

  • Here is what you shouldn't overlook when considering a specialty as a medical student

    以下是作為醫學生在考慮專業時不應該忽略的內容。

  • and future physician.

    和未來的醫生。

  • Dr. Jubbal, MedSchoolInsiders.com.

    朱波醫生,醫派內參網。

  • First, you don't need to know what specialty you're going into until the second half

    首先,你不需要知道你要進入什麼專業,直到下半年為止

  • of medical school.

    醫學院的。

  • I thought I wanted to be a pediatric gastroenterologist throughout college, but I didn't have any

    我在大學期間一直以為自己想成為一名小兒消化科醫生,但我沒有任何

  • experience shadowing one.

    經歷過跟蹤一。

  • I was just a gastroenterology patient myself, having been diagnosed with Crohn's colitis

    我自己只是一個胃腸病患者,被診斷為克羅恩結腸炎。

  • at the age of 18.

    年滿18歲;

  • During the summer after my first year of medical school, I finally got exposure to the field

    在醫學院一年級後的暑假,我終於接觸到了這個領域。

  • from a provider perspective through clinical research in pediatric endoscopy.

    通過小兒內鏡的臨床研究,從提供者的角度出發。

  • At that point, I quickly realized it wasn't for me.

    那時候,我很快意識到它不適合我。

  • Luckily, I had an inkling that surgery would be a better fit, but I never stepped foot

    幸運的是,我預感到手術是比較合適的,但我一直沒有踏出這一步。

  • in the operating room until my third year, when I quickly fell in love with plastic surgery.

    在手術室裡,直到第三年,我很快就愛上了整形外科。

  • That being said, it would be strange to work tirelessly through your premed and medical

    話說回來,如果能孜孜不倦地完成你的醫學預科和醫學工作,那才是怪事呢

  • school years, wanting to become a doctor, without some idea of the type of physician

    在學校的時候,想成為一名醫生,但對醫生的類型沒有一些概念

  • you're aspiring to be.

    你渴望成為。

  • After all, the life of a neurosurgeon is much different than the life of a family medicine

    畢竟,神經外科醫生的生活和家庭醫生的生活大不相同。

  • physician, and it's unlikely that both are equally appealing to you.

    醫師,也不可能兩者對你有同樣的吸引力。

  • In my previous video on How to Choose a Specialty, we touched on key areas you should focus on.

    在我之前關於如何選擇專業的視頻中,我們提到了你應該關注的關鍵領域。

  • By watching that video in conjunction with this, you'll have a comprehensive understanding

    通過觀看該視頻的同時,你會對該視頻有一個全面的瞭解。

  • of the various factors you should consider.

    的各種因素,你應該考慮。

  • When you're young, you feel like you'll live forever.

    當你年輕的時候,你覺得你會永遠活著。

  • I knew medicine was going to be a long grind with delayed gratification, but I wasn't

    我知道醫學會是一個漫長的磨練,遲遲不能得到滿足,但我並沒有

  • afraid of hard work.

    怕辛苦。

  • I had already grinded hard for 4 years of college without issue, so what's another

    我已經努力地磨練了4年的大學,沒有問題,那麼,再來一次又算什麼呢

  • 4 years of medical school plus 3-7 years of residency?

    4年醫學院加3-7年住院醫師?

  • If you've ever ran a marathon or rode a century on your bike, you understand the first

    如果你曾經跑過馬拉松或者騎自行車跑過一個世紀,你就會明白第一場比賽的意義。

  • half isn't really an issue.

    一半不是真正的問題。

  • It's in the second half that you're truly tested.

    下半場才是真正考驗你的時候。

  • The same thing applies here with medical training.

    醫學培訓在這裡同樣適用。

  • No matter how much I or any other physician tells you how rigorous medical training will

    無論我或其他醫生如何告訴你,嚴格的醫學訓練將如何

  • be, you won't truly understand it until you get there.

    是,你不會真正理解它,直到你到達那裡。

  • Some thrive in it and welcome the challenge.

    有些人在其中茁壯成長,歡迎挑戰。

  • Others prefer to have a semblance of a life, and that's totally ok.

    其他人更喜歡有半點生活,這完全可以。

  • At the beginning of medical school, you and your classmates will be wide eyed and hopeful,

    初入醫學院,你和同學們都會瞪大眼睛,充滿希望。

  • eagerly awaiting what lays ahead.

    翹首以待,翹首以待。

  • But after a few years of slogging away, the importance of lifestyle and more manageable

    但經過幾年的磨礪,生活方式的重要性和更多的可控性。

  • training will become front and center.

    培訓將成為前沿和中心。

  • Your friend who was all about orthopedic surgery first year may be applying to family medicine

    你那個第一年只顧著骨科的朋友,可能要報考家庭醫學科了

  • or anesthesia instead.

    或麻醉代替。

  • And there's no shame in that.

    而這並不丟人。

  • After medical school, your training isn't over.

    醫學院畢業後,你的訓練還沒有結束。

  • The shortest residencies are 3 years in duration, including internal medicine and pediatrics.

    最短的住院醫師任期為3年,包括內科和兒科。

  • Many are 4 years, such as emergency medicine and anesthesiology.

    很多都是4年,比如急診科和麻醉科。

  • Surgical specialties are usually longer, with orthopedic surgery, urology, and general surgery

    外科專業一般較長,有骨科、泌尿外科、普外科等。

  • at 5 years.

    5年時。

  • The longest in duration are plastic surgery at 6 and neurosurgery at 7.

    時間最長的是整形外科,為6人,神經外科為7人。

  • Some other fields require fellowship.

    其他一些領域需要研究金。

  • For example, gastroenterology and cardiology tack on 3 years of fellowship training after

    例如,消化內科和心內科在完成以下工作後,還要接受3年的進修。

  • completing 3 years of internal medicine residency, for a total of 6 years of additional training

    完成3年的內科住院醫師培訓,共計6年的額外培訓。

  • after medical school.

    醫學院畢業後。

  • If you want to subspecialize surgically, there's usually a 1 or 2 year fellowship tacked onto

    如果你想在外科方面進行分科,通常會有1到2年的研究金。

  • the end of your already lengthy surgical training.

    結束你已經漫長的外科訓練。

  • Sit down and do the math.

    坐下來算一算。

  • If you imagine yourself having kids and a family by the time you're 30, but you also

    如果你想象自己在30歲的時候有了孩子和家庭,但你還

  • want to be a neurosurgeon subspecializing in neuro-oncology requiring a 2 year fellowship,

    想成為一名神經外科醫生,亞專業的神經腫瘤學,需要2年的獎學金。

  • the soonest you'll be done is 33.

    你最快也要33歲才能完成。

  • That is, assuming you graduate college at 22 and go straight to medical school without

    就是說,假設你22歲大學畢業,直接去醫學院,而不

  • taking any time off.

    請假。

  • If you're like the average medical school matriculant and start medical school at the

    如果你和普通醫學院預科生一樣,從醫學院開始在

  • age of 24, after taking a year or two off from college, you'll be 35.

    24歲,從大學休學一兩年後,你就35歲了。

  • And to match into something competitive like neurosurgery, many medical students also take

    而為了匹配到像神經外科這樣有競爭力的東西,很多醫學生也會考取

  • a research year to make their application more competitive for residency, which brings

    研究年,使他們的住院醫師申請更有競爭力,這為他們帶來了更多的機會。

  • us to 36.

    我們到36。

  • You may be the type of person who that doesn't phase, and that's great.

    你可能是那種不相干的人,這很好。

  • You probably have excellent work ethic and don't mind delayed gratification.

    你可能有很好的職業道德,不介意延遲滿足。

  • But most people don't like the idea of being in rigorous training until their mid 30's,

    但大多數人都不喜歡在30歲之前進行嚴格的訓練。

  • especially while their friends and peers are happily living their lives.

    尤其是當他們的朋友和同齡人在快樂地生活時。

  • Tying in with the timeline in training is how rigorous your specialty will beboth

    與培訓的時間表相聯繫的是你的專業會有多嚴格--既是

  • during medical school and in residency.

    在醫學院和住院醫師期間;

  • If you want to get into dermatology or plastic surgery, by far the two most competitive specialties,

    如果你想進入皮膚科或整形外科,到目前為止,是競爭最激烈的兩個專業。

  • you'll have to work harder than your classmates in medical school and truly excel, performing

    你要比你在醫學院的同學更努力,真正做到優秀,表現出

  • at the top of your class to be a serious candidate.

    在你的班級中名列前茅,成為一個嚴肅的候選人。

  • And while in residency, understand that most surgical specialties will be incredibly challenging

    而在住院醫師期間,要明白大多數外科專業都會有極大的挑戰性。

  • and rigorous, often pushing 80 or more hours per week.

    並嚴格要求,經常每週推送80小時以上。

  • It's not uncommon for surgical specialties to violate the 80 hour work week restrictions

    外科專業違反每週80小時工作限制的情況並不少見。

  • mandated by the ACGME.

    由ACGME授權。

  • Non-surgical specialties are less likely to push you to this extreme, and if they do,

    非手術專科不太可能把你逼到這個極端,如果有的話。

  • it's usually for much shorter boutsmaybe one or two months in a year.

    它通常是更短的陣痛--一年中可能有一兩個月。

  • If you choose something like anesthesiology, on the other hand, you can expect to work

    如果你選擇像麻醉學這樣的東西,另一方面,你可以期望工作。

  • 50-60 hours during your residency.

    住院期間50-60小時。

  • Or if you go with family medicine, 9-5 hours are more the norm, even in residency.

    或者如果你選擇家庭醫學,朝九晚五更是常態,即使是在住院醫師。

  • Keep in mind that your hours as an attending, after finishing residency, are also highly

    請記住,在完成住院醫師培訓後,您作為主治醫師的工作時間也很重要。

  • variable, with surgeons working longer hours on average.

    變化,外科醫生平均工作時間更長。

  • It's human nature to care about how people treat youdo patients respect you or resent

    人的天性就是關心別人對你的態度--病人是尊重你還是反感你?

  • you?

    你呢?

  • How about your colleagues?

    你的同事呢?

  • For each person, this can vary in importance, and for each specialty, you'll find this

    對於每個人來說,重要性會有所不同,而對於每個專業來說,你會發現這個

  • highly variable as well.

    變化很大,也。

  • For example, if you work in the emergency department, you'll come across hostile patients

    例如,如果你在急診科工作,你會遇到敵對的病人。

  • more frequently than the average pediatrician.

    比一般兒科醫生更頻繁。

  • But if you don't like crying kids, pediatrics probably isn't for you anyway.

    但如果你不喜歡哭鬧的孩子,反正兒科可能不適合你。

  • As an aesthetic plastic surgeon you'll likely come across your fair share of entitled and

    作為一個美容整形外科醫生,你很可能會遇到你的公平份額,有權和。

  • difficult patients who are impossible to please.

    難纏的病人,不可能討好。

  • Maybe anesthesiology is a better fit, as you'll be putting patients to sleep and won't have

    也許麻醉學更適合你 因為你會讓病人睡覺,而且不用擔心病人的安危

  • to deal with much of that.

    來處理很多的問題。

  • But as an anesthesiologist, you'll be second in command in the operating room, as it's

    但作為麻醉師,你在手術室裡會是第二把手,因為它是...

  • the surgeon's domain.

    外科醫生的領域。

  • Surgeons and anesthesiologists are working on the same team as colleagues, but anesthesiologists

    外科醫生和麻醉師在同一個團隊中工作,與同事一樣,但麻醉師

  • sometimes find themselves on the receiving end of a surgeon's bad day.

    有時會發現自己在接受外科醫生的壞日子。

  • You don't see it the other way around.

    你沒有看到它的其他方式。

  • There are some secondary and tertiary considerations to also keep in mind.

    有一些二級和三級的注意事項也要注意。

  • How is your specialty practice affected by the economy and national healthcare changes?

    您的專業實踐如何受到經濟和國家醫療變革的影響?

  • For example, aesthetic plastic surgery won't thrive during large downturns in the economy,

    例如,在經濟大幅下滑時,美容整形手術不會蓬勃發展。

  • as most people have less discretionary spending and are unable to justify cosmetic procedures.

    因為大多數人可自由支配的消費較少,無法證明整容的合理性。

  • However, if reimbursement through insurance decreases, reconstructive plastic surgeons

    然而,如果通過保險報帳減少,重建整形外科醫生

  • can always fall back to an aesthetic cash based practice and be relatively unaffected.

    可以隨時回落到以審美現金為主的做法,相對不受影響。

  • On the other hand, an emergency medicine physician's work is relatively unchanged, regardless of

    另一方面,急診科醫生的工作是相對不變的,無論

  • what's going on in the economy.

    在經濟中發生了什麼。

  • People have emergencies and need medical treatment whether bull or bear market.

    不管是牛市還是低迷的市場,人們都有急診,需要醫療。

  • But if reimbursement changes, there isn't much that they can do about it.

    但如果報帳發生變化,他們也沒有什麼辦法。

  • And while this shouldn't be a focus, particularly this early in your career, consider what type

    雖然這不應該是一個重點,特別是在你的職業生涯的早期,考慮什麼樣的。

  • of practice you're drawn to.

    的做法,你被吸引到。

  • For some specialties, private practice is becoming less feasible, and working as an

    對於某些專業,私人執業越來越不可行,而作為一個專業人員工作。

  • employee at a larger hospital or medical group is more common.

    大醫院或醫療集團的員工比較常見。

  • If you're unsure what type of doctor you want to be, that's totally normal, but now

    如果你不確定你想成為什麼類型的醫生,那是完全正常的,但是現在

  • is the time to give this some thought.

    是時候考慮一下這個問題了。

  • The earlier you have clarity, the better.

    越早明確越好。

  • Shadowing physicians is less feasible now with the state of the world.

    現在的世界狀況,影子醫生不太可行。

  • In the meantime, check out our So You Want to Be series, where we highlight individual

    同時,請查看我們的 "你想成為 "系列,在這裡,我們將重點介紹個人。

  • specialties within medicine, doing a deep dive to help you determine if it would be

    醫學內的專業,做一個深層次的研究,幫助你確定是否會有

  • a good fit for you.

    一個適合你的。

  • And regardless of what you choose, it always benefits you to keep your options open, in

    無論你選擇什麼,保持選擇的開放性總是對你有利的,在。

  • case you decide to pursue something competitive like orthopedic surgery.

    萬一你決定從事像骨科手術這樣有競爭力的事情。

  • At Med School Insiders, we specialize in helping students maximize their potential and be the

    在Med School Insiders,我們專注於幫助學生最大限度地發揮他們的潛能,成為

  • most competitive candidates possible.

    儘可能多的候選人。

  • Visit MedSchoolInsiders.com to learn more.

    訪問MedSchoolInsiders.com瞭解更多。

  • Thank you all so much for watching.

    非常感謝大家的觀看。

  • Check out my last video on choosing a specialty, and if you haven't already, go through our

    查看我上一個關於選擇專業的視頻,如果你還沒有,請通過我們的

  • So You Want to Be playlist to learn more about individual specialties.

    所以,你想成為的播放列表,瞭解更多的個人特長。

  • Much love, and I'll see you guys in that next one.

    很愛你們,我們下一場見。

When deciding on a specialty, we often think about clinical interests, the bread and butter,

在決定專業的時候,我們往往會想到臨床興趣,麵包和黃油。

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