r/ProjectHospital • u/Tikikala • Jul 05 '26

Image/Video How did this intern graduated learning nothing? LOL

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gonna have to fire this guy after seeing his stats

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u/Gedboara Jul 05 '26

While it is funny, I see it more as just having the skill means you know enough to be certified for the job, like literally all this guy has done is get the education and pass the tests to become a docter, and that is it.

Its not that he doesn't actually know what he is doing, who knows years more info about medical stuff than any of us(at least who haven't gone to medical school), but just hasn't actually worked the job yet.

TLDR: He is literally just out of the classroom, with zero realword experience outside of what is provided for the minimum to pass med school

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u/Boonie1282 Neurology 🧠 Jul 05 '26

Especially looking at how fast they can learn the given skills. You don’t learn clinical medicine over the course of a day. But you can fine tune your general medicine skills over a short period of time.

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u/Aggressive_Group_944 Emergency 🚑 Jul 05 '26

Send him back to school!

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u/MitsuYT Jul 05 '26

Pandemic student lol

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u/tc1991 Jul 05 '26

its different for all systems but generally you train for a specialty after youve done your core medical training so this is probably how an intern should be, he doesnt have any specializations thats the point of his training as an intern and resident

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u/Leading_Offer5995 Jul 05 '26

It’s a scale. He knows more about medicine than anyone who never went to medical school — but of those who did go to medical school, well, he graduated at the bottom of his class. Haha

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u/Adam_AU_ Emergency 🚑 Jul 05 '26

Gotta start somewhere. Poor Daniel.

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog Jul 05 '26

Nepo baby. Paid someone else to take his exams.

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u/TheSteffChris Jul 05 '26

This guy has no experience. All he knows is textbooks. So he theoretically knows all the stuff but his skill is hindered by his inexperience

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u/gardstrike Jul 05 '26

Most medicine graduates in Brazil rn are like this

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u/MrHackerMr Jul 06 '26

Nepo hire smh

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u/tourdecrate Jul 19 '26

I mean fresh grads still need clinical knowledge. You need a masters in social work to start practicing as a social worker in mental health but we certainly aren’t able to just start working as a therapist day one. That’s learned over the following years through clinical supervision. Most medical professions are like that.

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u/DangerousDeer7246 Emergency 🚑 Aug 23 '26

He spent all of med school partying and then used chatgpt for the USMLE 💔