Every Level of a Pulmonary Critical Care Doctor — From Med Student to Running the ICU

Every level of pulmonary critical care medicine — from anatomy lab to running a 20-bed ICU. Pulmonologists and intensivists manage the sickest patients in the hospital. They decide who goes on the ventilator. They run the codes. They make the calls no one else can make. Getting there takes 13 years of training after high school. This video follows the full arc: pre-med, medical school, internal medicine residency, PCCM fellowship, and life as an attending intensivist and ICU director. — 0:00 Introduction 0:37 Level 1 — Medical Student 2:34 Level 2 — Intern 5:11 Level 3 — Fellow 7:50 Level 4 — Senior Fellow 10:14 Level 5 — Attending 12:42 Level 6 — ICU Director 14:49 Closing —