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How to Ace Your Infectious Disease Interview — Transcript

by Dr. Glaucomflecken · 403 words · 75 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00so tell me why infectious disease well i
  2. 0:03was diagnosed with mrsa when i was eight
  3. 0:05years old oh my what did they put you on
  4. 0:07bactrim doxycycline no
  5. 0:10penicillin
  6. 0:13oh my god i knew it was wrong at the
  7. 0:15time so i went home and checked my
  8. 0:17antibiogram you read an antibiogram at
  9. 0:20age eight
  10. 0:21read it
  11. 0:23i wrote it
  12. 0:24impressive how did that experience
  13. 0:26change you i vowed that day to spend my
  14. 0:28life making as many doctors as possible
  15. 0:30feel personally responsible for
  16. 0:32antibiotic resistance ah very good
  17. 0:34shaming doctors for their antibiotic
  18. 0:36choices is one of the core competencies
  19. 0:38of our fellowship program which is
  20. 0:40exactly why i want to be here what's
  21. 0:42your favorite culture medium mcconkey's
  22. 0:44agar
  23. 0:45lactose fermenting in terrex that's
  24. 0:47right a man of class
  25. 0:49i like that you know i was looking over
  26. 0:52your personal statement
  27. 0:54fascinating
  28. 0:56thank you
  29. 0:57chapter three when you crawl down into
  30. 0:59that contaminated well to retrieve a
  31. 1:01sample
  32. 1:02that is exactly the type of
  33. 1:03determination we're looking for here i
  34. 1:05was down there for three days
  35. 1:07worth every second and my last question
  36. 1:10what is your greatest fear
  37. 1:14pain resistant pseudomonas
  38. 1:18you're not alone
  39. 1:20it keeps me up at night and we'd have no
  40. 1:23one to blame but ourselves prescribing
  41. 1:25antibiotics inappropriately
  42. 1:27not listening to the infectious disease
  43. 1:29doctors bacteria may be the ones who are
  44. 1:31pain resistant to antibiotics
  45. 1:34but we are the ones who are pain
  46. 1:35resistant to change
  47. 1:37that's so true
  48. 1:39well we can move on to the practical
  49. 1:40part of the interview now bill
  50. 1:42yeah boss what's up
  51. 1:44bill here has an infectious disease
  52. 1:47diagnose him what
  53. 1:49i do
  54. 1:50well based on his disheveled appearance
  55. 1:52i'd assume that bill is post call
  56. 1:55he appears emaciated and pale with poor
  57. 1:57skin turgor which means he probably
  58. 1:58hasn't had anything to eat or drink over
  59. 2:00the last 36 hours i don't like this yet
  60. 2:03the mustard stain in his shirt tells us
  61. 2:05that food somehow found its way into his
  62. 2:07mouth
  63. 2:08there's no way bill had time to leave
  64. 2:10the floor to go to the cafeteria so that
  65. 2:12means one thing
  66. 2:14what
  67. 2:15overcome with hunger bill ate a
  68. 2:16half-eaten chicken salad sandwich off a
  69. 2:18patient's lunch tray
  70. 2:20it was just sitting right there which
  71. 2:22means that in roughly two hours bill
  72. 2:24will be overcome with e coli induced
  73. 2:27explosive diarrhea
  74. 2:29well done
  75. 2:31i need a new job

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