I need to move to U.K right now 😊 but loving seeing black men flourish in what they love to do what amazing feeling

@DRJUDE

5 жыл бұрын

come over.. its a good life

@stanikzai1419

3 жыл бұрын

@Chase Mohamed Scammer i have reported you i repeat do not type that in google or your web browser its a virus that will affect your account/phone/ lattop/ computer etc. This person and people who clam it works are hackers/scammers

@pr0fess0rbadass

Жыл бұрын

@@DRJUDE do you still feel this way?

As a primary care sports medicine provider, I definitely appreciate a good orthopedic surgeon!!

@amydewhurst3076

3 жыл бұрын

Doctor Crystal MD good for you! As a patient, with real bad knees - same here!

@NublixMc

3 жыл бұрын

Ok

I love this. I'm 26 years old about to start my path to one day become a great orthopedic surgeon . I love helping people and seeing them smile and I hope especially one day be able to help those who have lost their careers and jobs to injuries make them happy again. I'm from Greensboro, North Carolina

@CbarMiiXaaS

5 жыл бұрын

Rashon Shakiem cool brah

@tplayer3408

5 жыл бұрын

Keep going you can do it. I’m 28 and hoping to get into med school after my undergrad

@rashonleabey9391

5 жыл бұрын

T Player good luck to you man. We got this

@ChasingBooks

5 жыл бұрын

You will do amazing and will help many so many people. All the best!

@showtime1848

5 жыл бұрын

I'm 25 and I'm on the same journey

Bless you all for doing what you do! The lengths you guys go to help us has no words. Can't thank you enough.

thanks for the video Dr.Jude ! you are doing a great job.

I am taking the non traditional route towards medical school and whenever i feel a little discouraged i tune into one of your videos to keep me going. thank you dr webb.

As a T+O nurse, good to see some insight and I'll be showing more respect towards consultants from now on, coming across so professional and I realize you came into this job the same reason I did, good to see someone working so hard and willing to do so

Its cool seeing another orthopedic surgeon vlog! 48 hours sounds intense 😮

@irenedavo3768

Жыл бұрын

Hello

Im a student nurse in the UK and ive just been allocated to an orthopaedic trauma ward, so this is a good video to watch so I know what I'm doing

Really great video!!

Love this.

let's go dr.webb get hyped

God bless you Dr. Jude. As an African British man you are a Huge inspiration. Disheveled? No! You still looked good!

Interesting vid defo like to see more of these

huge respect

You have really inspired me

Very helpful thanks

Such a great video - I did some work experience in orthopaedic surgery and this has reminded me how amazing it is!! Hope to specialise in this after medical school if i get in :) thanks for this!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

Thats a great motivating video. keep it up doctor. thx

@antoniowebbmd

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate it, thanks for watching! Make sure to subscribe!

hats of Doc!!

This was a great idea Dr. Webb. Everyone doesn't speak with the enthusiasm that you do. So we are able to relate to you in all aspects. This kept me intrigued. I wanted to know what the next task in Dr. Jude's day was. Hopefully more of your guests will be open to more personable videos like this.

This is, GOOD. Awesome👌🏿!.

Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬✊🏾

Lol i also follow Dr Jude on KZread I found out about his channel a few weeks ago. 👌🏾

You're a freakin' super hero man!!

Now we cooking with grease. Love the British accent.

@Stoneface_

5 жыл бұрын

Yep nice accent

@DRJUDE

5 жыл бұрын

lol, thanks

Your UK Twin Dr. Webb 👍💛☺

Maybe this exact video but in the US? Please. Also congrats on your marriage. 🤗

I'm relocating to the UK next month finally lol 😆 I need to find a decent foot doctor that specialises in torn ligaments.

I hope I can do it and become an Orthopedic Surgeon in the UK

I like how there’s extra OR Tables in close proximity to the ORs

what a beast!

Soundlink mini + case you honestly cannot go anywhere with out that quality speaker.

@DRJUDE

5 жыл бұрын

crucial!

GREAT VIDEO

@DRJUDE

5 жыл бұрын

thanks

@christian-jl5vk

5 жыл бұрын

no probelm

Could you post an average weeks hours? I think it would be really useful to see how long your hours are on a normal week :)

Hi Dr Jude, its really great to see ur videos, those r very inspiring. I would like to know, wat r my chances of getting in to orthopedic training at uk after mrcs, as I am currently working as consultant orthopedic surgeon at home country with 8 years of experience after 3 years of post graduation in orthopedic. Really appreciate. Thanks.

Do you guys scrub in? (Like was your hands really good before you do the surgery)

You remind me of Dr. Burk from greys anatomy, but in orthopedics Great work

Is it normal to have proximal patellar tendinosis and patellar bursitis and a bakers cyst after having a TTT, and MPFL procedure? I am over 12months post op and also had tibial screws removed

You drink Nescafe Original? Wow I just arrived in the UK as a Nurse from the Phils and I brought w me that Nescafe Original thinking I can't find that here, so yea Im just surprised the team has it 😅

heyy loved you video , btw i wanted to ask u a question ... my friend he is doing post graduation in orthopedics from india and he wants to work in uk .... what is the whole process can you plz guide ?? please !!'

Wt r the other courses a doctor can go through in England after passing the plab beside 5 years course like frcs. How much they r paid for diplomas like 2 or 3 years training in England?

Been told I've got a full tear on my superspinatus

Do u study during your specialty training

How old are you and how long did it take you to get to your position you are at right now since high school?

Pls I want to know if running as a form of workout is proper for a bowlegged person? Thank you

I was like damn Antonio looks hella different 🤣🤣

Damn I thought it was the General/Plastic surgeons who deal with necrotising fasciitis!

BMW..standard ride for ever surgeon :)

Big boss

Nice!

Hello sir , from your experience ; what is better for fresh IMG to go for usmle or plab ? Is there any significant diffrence in life and training? Thanx in advance.

@yourmomisgay377

3 жыл бұрын

USMLE anyday..salary is far better

How does being an orthopaedic surgeon affect family life?

I have questions for you dr / (all doctors that read my comment) are orthopedic doctors use stethoscope? And are orthopedic doctors meat patients like other doctor or just do a surgery ?

Where did you study?

How do you go about filming in hospital without getting in trouble with the management?? Did you ask their permission first?

@aminataleee3345

3 жыл бұрын

get into trouble about what ? He literally made sure not to record any patients or their information and he also didn't disclose where he is working Babe !

@MrJamiez

2 жыл бұрын

@@aminataleee3345 if you live in London? You can tell which hospital he works at. The UK is a very small country. I live here.

Does this mean u could end up only working 3 days a week or so

I have questions about Hip Replacements

The good life of seniors lol ! At least you guys get to go home

@amitramsingh6383

Жыл бұрын

all seniors started as juniors. Pay your dues and work ur way up mate.

What's on your playlist & do you play it in the OR? Great video.

@DRJUDE

5 жыл бұрын

I play a mix, mainly afrobeats, hip hop, etc

all the orthopedic surgeons i see are all built or huge and very carefree and calm lol. is that my future lol #5thyrmedicalstudent

i am the 1,001th viewer and 101th liker of this video

@yourmomisgay377

3 жыл бұрын

Add that in your CV . . . .asshole

So I am 14 and I am very dumb the dumbest in the school any ways I can’t get clever 😅I have wanted to do this for 2 years now

Hello

I appreciate your passion, but in my imagination, this is what Hell looks like! Love the vids. Can you quantify the amount of sleep you get? Weekly? Daily on average? I'm not a doctor, but the consequences of sleep deprivation are serious and I'm concerned about your health.

@jasonvoorhees8899

5 жыл бұрын

thats the hardest part about going into the medical field. not sleeping enough for multiple of days.

@aakashsunil7913

4 жыл бұрын

Mate, medical school prepares you pretty well for sleep deprivation.

Wait, so it’s 6 years med+uni, 2 years intern, then 8 MORE for residency?! 16. Where in US it’s 4+4+5. 13. Didn’t realize it’s 3 MORE years in the UK for ortho, despite people getting their MD two years earlier. Thanks for sharing!

@mihirgandecha

5 жыл бұрын

Joshua McGough Pretty much but in the uk there's less money involved I becoming a doctors. Most unis in the United Kingdom, it takes 5 years to graduate so 45000 pounds in tuition fees plus living expenses. Then you're a doctor and get paid and will slowly clear up that debt. In the us there's more money involved

@joshmcgoo

5 жыл бұрын

Honeyhir yeah, more money to get trained and higher income, you’re right.

@Stoneface_

5 жыл бұрын

@@joshmcgoo true

@kerryh2096

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, I didn’t realize it took longer to become a doctor in the EU, can someone break down the salary compared to US counterparts? I was a combat medic in the military currently 2 years out from graduating undergrad... I’ve longed to live overseas again and practice medicine over there after training here in US.

@DRJUDE

5 жыл бұрын

@@kerryh2096 Ill put that video together for you..

I have questiins

I just ordered a vibration plate to workout. Is it safe to use this machine even though I have screws and plates in my right ankle? I had a Tri-fracture in 2012 and chose not to remove the hardware. But will these become a problem if I start using a vibration plate for 15 mins a day at perhaps a high level or the running speed?

The bone is broken. You can tell me what to do

how much he make tho

What music do you often listen to in theatre?

Hmm ST8 the UK is long...🤔

Someone tell this guy to stop driving on the wrong side of the road! 😂

Are you called Dr or Mr by the hospital staff in UK 🇬🇧???? Please answer

@charlesb1602

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a US medical student but I'd be shocked if physicians in the UK were not also referred to by "doctor". I can't imagine referring to a physician as Mr., would be very disrespectful.

@himalayapictures

3 жыл бұрын

Charles B I’m a medical student in India.... a few of my friends in the UK told me that surgeons are not called “Dr”there ...

@Lu-pi5xz

2 жыл бұрын

Surgeons are called Mr in the Uk

What's there average salary compare to the US?

@jacksmith2454

5 жыл бұрын

Much much less. A senior registrar like this would be earning around £70,000. A consultants starting salary is £70,000 with additional pay for on calls.

@cbl6520

5 жыл бұрын

If its in the NHS, it would be about $130,000 (98,000 British pound sterling) is the max salary you can earn as a consultant. This is largely why the UK has a severe shortage of doctors, they work horrible hours and make very little money.

@aakashsunil7913

4 жыл бұрын

@@cbl6520 You can always mix it with private though. More accurate would be - 'this is why doctors are leaving the NHS.'

10 years of training? 40 hours on call? What is this UK?! 😂

@khalifah4555

5 жыл бұрын

3zizChannel 5 years Medical school, 2 years internship, then they do residency in their choice of specialty

@bashking7785

4 жыл бұрын

@@khalifah4555 can you explain more?what is internship?

@bashking7785

4 жыл бұрын

@Barshana Rai and what do you do after these two years of internship?

@bashking7785

4 жыл бұрын

@Barshana Rai ok thanks you've been so helpful

@yourmomisgay377

3 жыл бұрын

@Barshana Rai and why the pay is sooo bad there??a coconut tree climber here makes more than a consultant there

Bro WHAT? Sweden is sooo different man really said 48 fucking hours WTF?

orthopedic surgeon with a stethoscope lol wtf

Hello doctor I’m from India please help...send your email ..