My Experiences as a Brand New Pathology Attending | Part 1

is doing a research a "must" when you are an attending in an academic hospital? What if you like teaching residents but you don't like research :/ ?

Congrats on becoming an attending! I'd love to hear you teach us about stains and IHC and the like. Very interesting stuff, but since I'm not a pathologist, I only can learn so much from textbooks.

It might seem personal, but if I can ask, what do you to manage your periods during residency? I don't want to have um "accidents" when I'm working lol

That’s a very nice salary for an academic center as big as Stanford, no? You can definitely make 350k+ in a private practice in a small town. Can you also please tell what are your average works hours per week? Also what is your expected bonus?

Hii doc, how much does clinical pathologists make in academic setting and is it wise decision to just choose clinical pathology only residency ?

Amazing video Dr. Wang. Your videos are always interesting and inspiring us to pursue this career.

Thank you for your honesty and for giving us a glimpse into attending life! As an MS4 applying to pathology this year I appreciate all of your videos, please keep up the great work!!

Hi dr.Cindy do i need to be a genius at math to become a clinical pathologist

Is it harder to get an academic job compared to private? I would prefer academic and don't mind the reduced pay at all.

Can imgs get job post pathology residency in us ? Most imgs come on j1 , are there j1 waiver jobs available in pathology ?

I'd love to learn more about GI path! What stains you order and what framework you use to figure out what's going on with the patient. Would be fun to see some clinical cases!

Hi I'm an non-EU international medical graduate with an MBBS degree recently graduated, I'm interested in becoming a pathologist in the USA, I haven't done my step exams yet, however I got the chance to do a 2 year master's in medical biotechnology in Hungary should I take it? I do find it interesting im interested in learning more about research as it might help me with that, but would be helpful in pathology? , and by helpful I mean would it help my application stand out when I apply for pathology residency? if I took those 2 years to build labskills and other start research projects because my med school didn't offer me much in terms of extra curricula, so now that step 1 doesn't have a score, their more pressure to focus on other things so i feel naked to apply having not done any research or volunteering or electives to enhance my application so, is this a good idea? any guidance would be appreciated

Thank you so much for your honesty and generosity with you experience!!!!

Hiiii doc. What about neuropathologist salary?

hi. can you put a video on hn e image quantification

Hi! How many hours do you have to work per week?

Loved the breakdown of clinical duties.

These videos are so great! 👏🏽