So You Want to Be an OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGIST (ENT) [Ep. 23]

Nope, I still want to be a Anesthesiologist!

We call ENT Early Nights and Tennis in our institution!

I think primary care/family medicine should get a video, especially considering the national shortage of primary care physicians!

Can you do pediatric surgeon?? Thanks!

Pls make videos on physiotherapy

Great detailed video on Otolaryngology. However, you failed to mention Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery also has fellowships in Head and Neck Oncology/Microvascular Reconstruction Surgery as well as Facial Plastics.

Damn. What a name. I am half deaf. Completely deaf in my left ear. I remember years ago, I went Completely deaf for a week or so. I was terrified. I couldn't hear at all. I really need my right ear. Went to a nice ENT who diagnosed me with an infection. I got it from cleaning my ears with q tips. I wasn't able to hear again immediately but eventually. He also informed me of damage to my right ear and informed me on how to keep my ears healthy. Years later, I am very serious about my ear health.

Could you do one on becoming a Pulmonologist ?

I spent at least 5 days trying to pronounce this.

PLEASE DO ONE ON FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST :(((

Could you do oral & maxillofacial surgery? Along with this, Physician Assistant, and Nurse Practitioner, could you highlight going though and coming from dental school for this?

Still Waiting for the day in life!

I heard otolaryngology is a tricky subject in modern medicine. I know that because I had a bad ear infection my whole life called cholestatoma, which is a cyst or lump on the ear drum. So be thankful for otolaryngologists.

Haven gotten to meet these specialists during childhood. I can only think highly of them. Performing surgery on possibly the smallest bones requires some good finger work

I've had problems with my ears since 2016 and now i can't use earphones . HELP

Only came on here to hear how it’s pronounced

This is a great video and a perfect summation of the field. I would just add that while those mentioned fields used to be more competitive than ENT, in recent years, ENT has risen to be one of the most competitive fields. Dermatology, ENT, and direct path plastic surgery are the three fields that have gone back and forth as most competitive.

This can be seen with outcomes in % of applicants that did NOT match, research requirements, AOA/Gold Humanism %, overall medical school grades, and Step scores.

It is important to mention this in today’s medical climate since board score averages are rapidly becoming obsolete metrics for determining competitiveness since they are moving to a P/F system!

ENT had the highest percentage of individuals that did NOT match into residency b/c they did not apply to other specialities. This is very important for individuals who are applying to ENT residency to understand and prepare for!

“Overall the head just really gets you going”, l see what you did there 😂😉

i want to pursue being an ENT but its hard finding schools for this course

I literally studied accounting, I'm just here because I have an ENT surgery next week

My father is an ENT, with a specialty in Head and Neck (cancer and reconstruction). He always has complicated academic papers and charts lying everywhere. The surgeries are definitely long. When we watch TV, he always comments on people’s noses😂

Out of all the SO you wanna be videos these are the salaries of each professions and it’s all set in Manhattan New York so the salary will change from place to place 😊

Military Doctor:
$117,053 yearly

Physician assistant:
$132,722 yearly

Nurse Practitioner:
$135,301 yearly

Pediatrician:
$249,856 yearly

Podiatrist:
$254,315 yearly

Family Medicine doctor:
$254,465 yearly

OBGYN:
$257,567 yearly

PM&R:
$259,500 yearly

Internal medicine doctor:
$271,363 yearly 3

Psychiatrist:
$282,161 yearly

Sports Medicine :
$289,221 yearly

Neurologist:
$317,100 yearly

Emergency Medical Doctor:
$355,702 yearly

Ophthalmologist:
$364,652 yearly

Ophthalmology:
$364,900 yearly

Derematology:
$427,900 yearly

Otolaryngologist:
$463,478 yearly

Urologist:
$468,160 yearly

Gastroenterologist:
$468,617 yearly

Anesthesiologist:
$480,314 yearly

Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon:
$486,379 yearly

General surgeon:
$486,500 yearly

Trauma Surgeon:
$500,700 yearly

Radiology:
$512,390 yearly

Cardiologist:
$525,775 yearly

Cardio thoracic surgeon:
$583,800 yearly

Orthopedic surgeon:
$602,289 yearly

Neurosurgeon:
$753,701 yearly

Good details thnks for your efforts.

Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to apply for an ENT residency, hopefully I can get it <3