After reading Dr. Webb's book it truly inspired me to go back to school and finish my degree. Thank Dr. Webb

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏾

Very timely video. I'll be starting medical school as a 49 year old career changer and my wife and I want to be able to do some saving while I am in school. Thank you for this and all of your videos!

@tehutizephaniah2627

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for this comment it’s very inspiring

highly recommend people look into 3 year MD programs - I'm an M2 in a 3 year MD program in New York - comes with a guarenteed residency spot if I stay at my school. I'm going into EM Definitely a good way to save $$$!

Love you dr webb! Im on my journey to be an anesthesia nurse and I watch your vids to keep me inspired cause whew chileee🥺!

Really enjoy this channel. Very inspirational and motivational messages for even those of us outside the medical community. Also, very practical advice. Just finished my second master’s in December. This site got me through some of the long nights. Lastlly, extremely proud of the success of a fellow Airman. Joseph A. Figueroa, CMSgt (ret).

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏾

Thanks mentor🏄watching from australia

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roy!!

Tell me how to book Dr. Webb for my local school district. We partner with a local state funded clinic that exposes students to jobs in the medical field. While I was on the Board of Education, I never saw more focused, happy students so excited about their future. You’d bring them to the next level Dr. Webb!

love the video Dr!

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Danny!

Jeez, when my mom graduated med school in 1993 she had 80,000 in student debt. She said it took her a long time to pay it off but she’s thankful she worked hard because she’s now a Radiation Oncologist and has been for 26 years, so she was able to pay it off

I would like to see an interview of a Peripheral Nerve Surgeon.

Nice video! Are you going to talk about Dr. mike incident since you did creat a video on Brady Sluder.

@peachxtaehyung

3 жыл бұрын

@Nathaniel's Phone drs can't have a personality??

You have inspired me so much

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jai!

100% go with roommates. I’m in KCMO for med school and my share of rent is $300 + $50 for utilities. Most of my classmates pay around $1000. Also, I don’t know what I’d do without my roommates since Covid severely limits interacting with other classmates.

@immastar312

3 жыл бұрын

I 100 percent agree with you. I am not in medical school but I am in graduate school and I am lucky enough to live with my parents and I don't have to pay anything right now.

Sir please interview a craniofacial surgeon specialist a humble request

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

I will look into this! Thx

Yea I am first to commit. I wish that I would have known that when I went to college

Do US residency programs accept IMGs who finished their orthopedic training in their home country? (31 y/o, several SCI papers)

Random question, but can you mix good molecules Niacinamide brightening toner with the new tatcha the dewy serum?

My apartman costs were about 1500 USD/3 year in my uni town (EU). After that I was able to get a job for two days/week, and later a scholarship. If you give up some things, you get other things in the future. :-)

Hello Dr Webb please it possible for general surgeon to do fellowship in orthopaedic surgery.

@jasonlopez8499

3 жыл бұрын

im not dr webb but yes you can do that

Federal Work-Study (FWS) working as an anatomy tutor and as a research assistant has saved me a few thousand in loans that I won't have to repay down the road after medical school!

@lilrabbitcuz

3 жыл бұрын

This is a good tip if one can manage.

@dr_berzins

3 жыл бұрын

@@lilrabbitcuz Should have also clarified I didn’t do both at the same time. What was nice was that anatomy I have to know and continue refining so it was like double dipping being a tutor while also getting some awesome boards prep, too. Now that boards are done and anatomy currently online, I transitioned to research

@lilrabbitcuz

3 жыл бұрын

@@dr_berzins hey, thanks for the tips. I think you may have a lot to share. Do you mind sharing it with me?

Got it do NOT go to expensive schools!

I am going to make a video”How I spent ten years of savings $50,000 in one year of medical school.” Thank you for your transparency & information.

Hoya Saxa!!

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Do students ever sell their used textbooks to new students?

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sometimes

@bally2203

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, they do it all the time. However, some students attach sentimental value to their books and would likely not sell. Also, when I started dental school, our textbooks were in electronic format. So, those you couldn’t sell

Not really considered “saving”, rather didn’t have to borrow an additional $50k because you had a roommate.

The frugal lyfe

@antoniowebbmd

3 жыл бұрын

Yessir 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

I have a question sorry its unrelated to the video. So I started working as a CNA (It has in the job training) thinking it would be a great resume booster. Since I'm applying to med school this year. However, I hate the job... its not giving me the job satisfaction I was expecting. I know doctors don't do CNA work... however.... does me not liking this line of work mean I won't like being a doctor???... I love the residents of the nursing home. But I feel discusted with the level of care provided at the facility (after what i saw i refuse to ever let anyone in my family go to one) also the resident to cna ratio is horrible!!!... its a very labor heavy job and they expect you to work a floor of 20 residents... God forbid during meals when you have 4 resident who can't feed themselves and one person working the foor... it feels highly discouraging. Any words/opinions on this? I always felt I wanted to work in medicine, I have other experiences, but this one was pretty ugly. Thank you!!!!

@megancohannah3423

3 жыл бұрын

Oh also the pay is pathetic, you can make more at walmart mopping floors!

@LivingOnPurpose1

3 жыл бұрын

Well I am a CNA and you're not lying about your experience. Your experience is what many aides can relate to. Here's how I stay successful and create success for myself in it: do my best to put my best foot forward (meaning, my attitude and disposition). I gravitate towards coworkers who are like minded in reference to the level of ethical and optimum care. If that fellow peer is off that shift that I'm I'm working, no problem, I'll be that light on the job and illuminate the light of Jesus that's in me (I'm not perfect so don't hold me). Yes, this field requires special people to work in it. I work out very regularly. I purposely rest on my days off and I live life! I rehabilitate my body when it's sore! I think ahead of how to work smarter not harder in this field. So much more I can add and I will thanks to you. I will create a video on this very topic. So, at this moment I'm a traveling aide. No, I don't want to remain an aide always I'd like to become an Rn (God willing). I appreciate your comment and I wish you nothing but success and blessings on your life from God. Take care.

@megancohannah3423

3 жыл бұрын

@@LivingOnPurpose1 thank you for your response and words of encouragement. I just feel so bad. Because I'm so slow on my rounds every resident soaked through the clothes and the bed. And I just feel so bad. I know with experience comes speed but no one should be laying there in the own waste.. Because I'm new... idk.. my first night on the floor ( on my own) a man fell and coded. Like its just heart breaking to think... im worried if he tried to get up (without calling me) because I was so slow and he knew I was new and was trying to help. Idk if that makes sense... but my heart is breaking.

@LivingOnPurpose1

3 жыл бұрын

@@megancohannah3423 Yes it all makes sense. If I could hug you right now I'd say hush, things will get better for you. Don't worry too much about your pace. Just learn your peoples, get your game plan in order, get your supplies early. Find that 1 coworker who you can team up with and work together. Always pray before, during and after work. Have goals and then aim to accomplish them. I've made 2 videos talking about taking care of our body's as aides. Also maybe an assisted living facility might be lighter for you. Look into it/pray and ask the Lord what to do.

Dr. Webb do you think a deaf person can become a surgeon?

@ringchaser4488

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not Dr. Webb, but I absolutely think you can. The hospital will probably just a hire sign language translator to work whenever you are working.

100K per year to become a doctor....I’ll settle for Nursing! Lol hells nooo!!!