외과 레지던트 브이로그: 지난 주, 첫 월급, 그리고 배운 교훈

### 숀 앤더슨의 레지던트 의사로서의 첫 월급
* 🗓 지난 주 수술 로테이션, 생일 축하, 사무실 리노베이션이 그 시작을 알렸습니다.
* 👨 ↪f_200D↩⚕️ 7명의 환자와 1건의 탈장 수술만 있는 쌀쌀한 월요일 아침.
* 😴 수술 일정과 주치의 의존도 때문에 이른 아침 회진이 필요합니다.
* 💼 몇 가지 상담과 함께 천천히 통화하는 날, 그리고 운동 습관을 유지하기 위해 노력합니다.
* ⏱ 화요일은 탈장 수술 3건과 루프 장루 제거 수술로 긴 하루를 보냈습니다.
* 📝 의료 기록에서 정확하고 시기적절한 문서화의 중요성에 대한 교훈을 얻었습니다.
* 💰 레지던트 의사로서 첫 월급을 받은 금액: $1,954.94, 시간당 약 $13.57.
* 🎉 성공적인 첫 회차를 돌아보며 앞으로의 회차에 대한 설렘과 시청자들에 대한 감사의 마음을 전합니다.

외과 레지던트들은 마지막 한 주를 즐겁게 마무리하며 충분한 휴식을 기대합니다.

Boys are back in town, so it's our last week of surgery, sir. Dr. Wi, baby! Finally got our first paychecks in residency. We're done with cases for the morning. That pre-scrub, though. I love goldfish so much.

Good morning, vlog! It's Monday, and this is my last week of surgery. Good morning, spin! Last week in the OR scrubs. I'm kind of going to miss them.

I had a little birthday party yesterday. I had some childhood friends there. I had some friends from medical school who are at different programs here in the city, and I had some of my co-residents there as well. And I just think it's so fun to bring people together from different phases of your life.

Got to set the morning off right. Oh, and our office is gone! They are renovating the Graduate Medical Education building, and I guess they took the computers out of our office, so got to find a different place to work this morning.

Good morning! Good morning! You excited to not be on call this week, dude?

I'm excited to feel like... what... what the other side is. So I'm on ED call this week, but I think we're only covering two days, if I remember correctly. Hopefully that's the case.

Would be a shame if somebody with a perforated appendix were to walk through our door.

Why are you manifesting it, bro? I have a record good week on call, as evident from my vlog two weeks ago, so hopefully I have a little bit more excitement this week. We'll see.

I'm going to check to see if there's any surgeries first and foremost before we do anything.

Yeah, I'm kind of hoping for a chill morning of surgery.

Oh, not a bad list this morning: seven patients. Nice! Let's see if there's...

In any case, it looks like we have one surgery at 7:00 a.m.: a hernia repair, and that's it. Not bad! Beautiful, dude. Not bad, not bad for a Monday, man. The boys are back! Boys are back in one last ride on surgery. It'll be a good week. It is going

to be a good week. So, it's our last week of surgery, sir, and I think it's kind of ironic

that we're going to miss this so much because we were dreading starting. Yeah, we were so nervous

about starting surgery, and both of us wish that we started on medicine. And now we're kind of dreading going to medicine next week. It's just...just funny how you shouldn't judge

a book by its cover. You shouldn't...how the tables turn! Yeah, exactly. The tables did turn. So, we're

done rounding, and one of the comments I got in this week's vlog is, 'Why do you guys round

so early? Do you not wake up the patients?' And the answer is yes, we do. It is unfortunate. I

do think that we do round too early and we're waking up patients that we tell should get

a good rest. One of the reasons, as surgery residents, that we have to get it done early is because

a lot of these patients that are here for surgery, their primary teams are relying on us and our recommendations for their plan and their discharge planning for these patients.

So we kind of have to get our recommendations in before the primary team starts seeing them around 7 to 9:00 in the morning. And so that just results in us, you know, rounding really early. Also,

we have surgeries typically scheduled starting at 7:00 a.m. So in order to have enough time to see

our patients, do the notes, put orders in before the first case at 7:00, we kind of have to get

an early start to the day. Case is done, baby! All right, we are done with cases today. We just had

The open hernia repair which I scrubbed in for got some grub, CR usual, and now I'm on call, so I'm going to eat, hang out, and see if any consoles come in. I'm going home, you're going home.

All right, so it's about 1:30 in the afternoon. It's been a slow morning, but I finally just...

got a console. Not sure what it is yet. I need to do some chart review. I just know they're in the...

emergency room, so let's go check it out. All right, not too shabby. I saw one patient with a...

partial small bowel obstruction, another one with diverticulitis. Got the plans going, got the notes in. Exciting call day!

I told myself I wasn't going to have more caffeine, but I need a pick...

up. Okay, so I am leaving the hospital right now. It's a little after 6. I had a pretty chill day...

of call. We had just a couple consults from the emergency room, no one that had to go to...

the OR. We'll follow up with them again tomorrow. I'm really exhausted right now. I am definitely going...

to have to force myself to go to the gym because right now I kind of just want to go home and lay...

in bed, but I really want to keep up the good habits, so we're just going to push through and...

keep up the workout grind. I have no idea how Vegas hits record high heats and then it just starts...

[Music] raining. Okay, okay. [Applause] Good morning, guys! Early shift right here. Oh my gosh, I am so tired, which...

is crazy, cuz I got in bed by like 9:00. Today is going to be such a long...

Today is Tuesday, which means it's one of our long operating days. This is one of our attendings' main OR days, so let's go see how many cases we have on the board.

You guys played a lot of games last night? I woke up this morning at 4:00 a.m. thinking I only slept for

a couple of hours. I don't understand. I'm trying tonight to get a good night's sleep. I think

Yeah, yeah. All right, it's time for rounds. We're meeting our attending at 5:30, which is

early. So today we have three hernia repairs and a loop ostomy takedown. So yep, nothing crazy, but it

should be a fun day. Yep. All right, so we are done with the ostomy reversal. We also had a colonoscopy

to do, and now we have three back-to-back-to-back hernia repairs of various kinds of hernias.

I caught up on my notes finally, so I'm going to run and grab a quick snack before the next case

starts. I love goldfish so much and Oreos! Delicious. The hope is that we're done with

cases before the cafeteria closes. Sometimes that's not the case. We'll see what happens today.  Like, you guys show up every day with the intent to learn, and that's awesome. You know, do

what you want to do, dude. The chili cheese fries, they're pretty good. Oh, I saw myself on your, on

your video, so that was cool. Yeah, you were in the vlog. He's back! Freedom! Okay, so I'm leaving the

hospital right now. Today was a pretty good day. We had four surgeries and a colonoscopy. I did make

a couple of mistakes today. So after we finished rounding, I scrubbed in for our first case, and

because of that, I kind of just had enough time to put orders in for our patients that we rounded on.

This morning, but didn't have enough time to finish their notes. So, after the first case, I kind of

rushed to get the notes done between the first and the second case, and because of that, there were a

couple of mistakes I made in the assessment and plan. It wasn't a big deal, but I basically just left

some information in there that was unnecessary because it was from the previous day's plan, so it wasn't consistent with what we were actually

doing for the patient and the things that we were ordering. My attending pointed it out to me, and he was really nice about it, but it

was still a good lesson that it's better to just take my time and make sure that my documentation

is accurate because we're a consult service. You know, the primary teams are relying on our notes and our

consultations for these patients. It's also just poor form, you know what I mean, to not have the

most up-to-date, accurate information in the notes and then be signing them because, again, I'm rushing

and trying to get them done so that I can get into the next surgery. Anyway, that was my lesson of the

day. The whole point of this YouTube channel is not just to share my successes, but to also share

the lessons I learned, the mistakes I make, so hopefully you guys don't make the same mistakes

I do. Anyway, I'm really tired right now, but I'm still going to go to the gym and get a workout in.

I'm still on call, so hopefully I don't get called back in, but we'll see. Good morning! Happy Wednesday!

[Music] I can't believe this is my last week waking up at 4:00 in the morning. Next week, I start

medicine, so I have to be here by 7:00 a.m., which isn't really much better. In a way, it

is kind of nice being at the hospital before most other people get here. You get whatever parking spot you want; you can kind of play

music while you're chart reviewing because

no one's here. I don't know, I feel like I might

miss it, but then I think about yesterday and how

tired I was, and maybe I won't miss it anyway. I got to go get some new scrubs before I try

[Music] review. Fresh scrubs, baby! So we have a very short list this morning and

we have no cases, which is pretty nice. Let's go

around, baby! Let's go around. My co-standard of

what it should be. There's no context in that.

All right, we have a pretty short list this

morning. No cases! No cases for patients, my

friends! You're going to go home really early

today. Whoa! It all balances out, buddy. How do

you keep getting so lucky? Lucky! My hands look

like they did last week, so that so that they

can look like this this week. Yeah, we've had

such an interesting couple of weeks where [name] gets a really hard call, but then he gets a

really easy week afterwards, week after, and I've

just kind of consistently had a chill call week and a chill week off like call. Yeah, weird times.

All right, we're done with rounds. Yep, now we are

going to go do some notes and then get some Brey

and just that's it. Yeah, good day. No cases, really good day. I love the contrast on this rotation

where some days we're working hard and some days

we some days we're working hard, some days we're

not. Exactly. I don't want to minimize what we're

doing. I mean, we still like saw patients and you

You know, we did stuff and made sure that everything was okay. We've been at work for three hours; we've been

working. I think it's just the pace of the day can vary between days. All right, let's go do some

notes. All right, so like I said earlier, it's been a really chill day. We only have five patients on

My First PAYCHECK as a Resident Doctor!

Shaun Andersen

첫 레지던트 급여를 받았습니다.

다양한 인생 단계의 친구들과 함께 생일을 축하합니다.

건물 리노베이션으로 인한 사무실 이전.

긴급 통화(2일)로 변경되는 것에 대해 기대가 큽니다.

수술 일정을 확인하며 차분한 아침을 기대합니다.

7명의 환자, 1건의 탈장 수술이 예정되어 있습니다.

수술과 약에 대한 초기 불안감에 대해 생각해 봅니다.

조기 반올림에 대한 시청자 의견에 대응하기.

탈장 복구 수술을 완료했습니다.

여유로운 아침과 응급실 상담이 이어집니다.

장폐색 및 게실염 환자를 보았습니다.

여러 번의 탈장 수술과 장루 제거로 긴 수술이 이어졌습니다.

시간 제약으로 인해 문서화 실수가 발생했습니다.

첫 레지던트 급여 및 재정 논의

레지던트 첫 월급을 받았습니다.

급여 투명성과 열린 재정 대화의 중요성에 대해 논의합니다.

급여 세부 정보를 공유합니다: 월 $6,700, 순 급여 $1,954.94.

시간당 요금을 계산하고 다른 의료 전문가와 비교하여 레지던트 급여를 논의합니다.

연간 소득을 추정하고 추가 혜택(식비, 자택 거주)을 고려합니다.

첫 번째 로테이션에 대한 반성 및 향후 계획

첫 번째 수술 로테이션의 긍정적인 경험을 되돌아봅니다.

친구와 함께 일하는 것에 대한 감사와 좋은 참석자에 대한 감사를 표현합니다.

앞으로의 로테이션과 곧 있을 샌디에이고로의 이전이 기대됩니다.

레지던트 브이로그에 대한 시청자들의 성원과 긍정적인 피드백에 감사드립니다.