Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Join me for 24 hours in the hospital - see what it's really like to be a junior doctor!
Currently I'm on a hematology rotation (specialty of blood disorders). In the morning I see patients in a hematology clinic, then in the afternoon I see patients in the hospital. When 5pm rolls arounds, I take on a new role covering the ward overnight. That means I'm seeing patients in the emergency department as they come into hospital and managing any issues that come up on the ward (patients who are already admitted).
When discussing patient cases, this is only my perspective and is not meant to be reflective of how all physicians should treat patients. Note: the chest x-ray is a borrowed image and not from the patient I was treating.
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~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~
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Chest X-Ray Image borrowed from:
https://www.med-ed.virginia.edu/courses/rad/cxr/pathology2chest.html
Join me for 24 hours in the hospital - see what it's really like to be a junior doctor!
Currently I'm on a hematology rotation (specialty of blood disorders). In the morning I see patients in a hematology clinic, then in the afternoon I see patients in the hospital. When 5pm rolls arounds, I take on a new role covering the ward overnight. That means I'm seeing patients in the emergency department as they come into hospital and managing any issues that come up on the ward (patients who are already admitted).
When discussing patient cases, this is only my perspective and is not meant to be reflective of how all physicians should treat patients. Note: the chest x-ray is a borrowed image and not from the patient I was treating.
THANK YOU for watching!
SUBSCRIBE to follow my journey as a junior doctor!
COMMENT BELOW with any questions or just to say Hi - I love hearing from you guys!!
FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM where I post Q&A: @violin.md
~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~
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Chest X-Ray Image borrowed from:
https://www.med-ed.virginia.edu/courses/rad/cxr/pathology2chest.html
