lethalred

u/lethalred


r/Residency•

I'm a vascular attending.

I was seeing an ED consult and minding my own business. Didn't even know we had psych in this hospital. I'm walking around looking for a Doppler on the unit to check some signals, and she looked at me like she knew me. She even started calling me "Bryan from EM" (My name is not Bryan) and talking to me like we knew each other for a long time.

She said she thinks the father was some peds resident at another hospital.

Anyway guys the Doppler is arriving (Nurse had to get it out of the pyxis) and I'm gonna go finish this consult but ya'll kids in training are crazy.

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r/Residency•

Seriously. We have a ton of new intern questions, which means there is a gaggle of you out there wondering how to be a new chief and/or a better chief.

These were my rules all through General Survery and fellowship.

  1. Never let your intern speak at M&M. They were probably doing what you asked them too anyway. Step up and take the hit.
  2. Never shit on your intern. If you’re the chief, then you’re responsible. Poor performance is a result of poor leadership.
  3. TEACH YOUR JUNIOR RESIDENTS GOOD SKILLS TO SET THEM UP FOR SUCCESS. I.e. There are two types of people. People who write shit down, and people who forget.
  4. Don’t take shit from other teams, and don’t let your juniors take shit fr
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r/Residency•

Yo.

A lot of topics about how to hit the ground running, what to do between then and now, etc. take a deep breath dudes, it will be okay. This year is a test of your persistence and ability to be efficient and productive. Nothing more. Surgery intern year can be busy, but this is going to help you build the foundation for skills that will help you do well in the ICU, and be able to allow you to triage issues in the floor and manage them efficiently, So that when it is your time to shine in the OR, you can effectively manage floor issues with your own intern in a couple years. It will be a work in progress, for sure.

  1. No one expects you to be “good” on day one, and the people who
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