My Lessons from Starting Residency | ND M.D.

Residency is hard, no duh. Everyone talks about how brutal the transition is but no amount of preparation will ever make you feel confident enough, competent enough, or deserving enough during those first few weeks as a resident doctor. Thankfully, I had overwhelming support around me both in and outside my direct care team that made the past month, the most transformative month of my life. To my chiefs Marianna and Peter, my incredible PA's Dina, Andrea, Judy, Ari, Casey, to my seniors JP and Andres, and to my co-interns Ryan and Joe...thank you all for being part of an unforgettable team and some of the best support I could have ever asked for. Come say hi! Instagram: @andy_nguyen9 (  / andy_nguyen9  ) TikTok: @therealndmd (https://www.tiktok.com/@therealndmd?l...) Spotify for study music: https://open.spotify.com/user/andywin... FOR BUSINESS OR CREATIVE INQUIRIES: [Contact me at ndmdproductions.com or [email protected]] HOW TO SUPPORT MY CHANNEL (and get YOU some cool stuff) | Full List of Partnerships & Affiliate Links https://www.ndmdproductions.com/how-t... If you read this, comment “coffee” below and subscribe (100k came true, 1 million is just a dream)! As always, thanks for watching! Disclaimer: This video features personal opinions and does not reflect or support the official opinions or initiatives of Augusta University, the Medical College of Georgia, Yale New Haven Health, Yale School of Medicine, or any of my current/former employers. This video is also not a substitute for the advice of a properly qualified and licensed physician or healthcare provider. The content featured is for informational/entertainment purposes only. Please see your primary care physician for the most accurate information. For the most accurate and up to date information regarding specific programs or schools, please refer to their official .edu websites.