What's going on guys got Kyle here with latent sports cards. We are ripping this is 2022 Donner's optic football six-fox case Or six box half case break number 22 pick your team style We have a beer H with the Falcons Adam P has Broncos Alejandro P with the 49ers Anthony P bucks Anthony D has the Ravens Austin B bears We've got Charles F Football team Charles Z with the Colts Chiakai L Brown's Christopher C Jets Dan L has the Raiders Danny M Dan L Raiders Danny M Has the Lions David M has the Cardinals Dennis F Chargers Dylan J Titans Gabriel B has the Bengals Jacob H Giants Jared S has Packers Texan Saints JB Bills Jeffrey H has Steelers Justin a Cowboys Kareem a with the Chiefs Keith S Patriots Lansing H dolphins Paul K. Seahawks Ravi Vikings Ryan F Jags Stephen S with the Eagles Vroom go birds Tiffany H has Panthers and Tony T has the Rams. Good luck guys. Let's see what we got here This is half case number 22. Let's do it See some more low nice low number rate of rookies here See a gold vinyl here as well. Come on. Come on. Had two golds in the first half See a black velocity gold vinyl. Maybe a true green There is Eddie Jackson to 299 light blue for the Bears George Pickens rated rookie So our auto is gonna be numbered to 99 gridiron Kings auto of Malik Willis Nice it there for the Titans on the QB auto to 99 Go Titans a Jabbo rated rookie orange to 199 Charles Cross rated rookie Booth jr. It's a 199 Jared golf Drake London rated rookie. We get any wins yesterday or what Dylan? Jermaine Johnson rated rookie hollow.  We got a jazz This is the ante foreman on the jazz parallel really like this on the a little Dixie cup parallel Not number there for the Panthers foreman. I Played a couple duos with Joe right before you texted me. I got off Couple duos and I had to be him a couple times in FIFA you know there's silver circles the 125 rated rookie Traylon Burks nice one there Titans Quite Walker. I'm ready for anyone, bro There's a hollow dante Johnson Jeremy Rucker. I'm used to playing the British kids on the weekend. We so I'll take anyone in here It was Josh Allen Danny Bellinger Oh, yeah, that's Steve. Yeah, we gotta get Steve on it. If he's a he's getting these 20 bombs. We need Steve There's great iron Kings sky more is a mere white Appreciate that Pizzen pison Appreciate that sir. We've got it's a 179 Hunter Renfro neither the ways I said that sounded right As I said, I like neither of these sound right just gonna go with it There's elite series rookies Christian Watson for the Packers Yeah, it's been a lot of fun with those Those Star Wars boxes there's Derek Henry number 250 track door seat dough to 50 Titans Titans getting some nice numbers so far There's a hollow CD lamb. There's a my house hollow does been ridder Falcons Kwanu raided rookie. There's a blue to 199 of our 299. Sorry Darren Waller for the Raiders Raiders, there's elite series raiders how we long We'll secure red to 99 Brett fave rate. It's a 99 Trey McBride Go Harry Potter always always on the TV Brett Farrakhan Hamilton. There is Ryan's Hannah Hill now for the Titans number to 35 Titans getting some low number hits to start 10 of 35 Jerome Ford got box two Good luck. Good luck guys. Let's keep it going guys Romeo Dobbs raided rookie There's red to 99 Tony Pollard Cowboys Tyler Algier There's the 299 Nick Chubb Going to the Browns Base Pack Jake Ferguson raided rookie Getting guys Sam is starting at 5 p.m. Eastern He's got some baseball basketball football and Star Wars tonight breaking as Christian Kirk to 199 You guys are interested in getting any of those breaks. I did link the break schedule here Um, you can always check the break schedule. See what we got going for the rest of the week Eli Manning out of Pierce raided rookie there I thought it was Sam We're gonna get a big old boy there. Got a Jerry Judy hollow We've got Roger McCreary. This is gonna be blue on the raided rookie there. It's a 99 For the Titans nice Roger McCreary there Titans still hidden Martin Emerson raided rookie There's a diamond hands of DJ Moore. That's gonna be Justin Fields new weapon Sam Howe raided rookie. There's a purple. It's gonna be number 250 Lombardi Lenny Four net there for the uh bucks numbered four of 50 Ken Walker raided rookie Nice Lombardi Lenny there go with the uh The Brady from the last break a little bit of a bucks case here Got Trent McDuffie to 199 raided rookie orange Greg D Jalen Tolbert raided rookie. That's why uh Man City pride didn't care that much today. They got inter on saturday for the UCL final a week uh inter Milan for the used champions league final They're fine He might have it's a full week away, but usually like they kind of rest up for that like God is he's OSHA lari on the hollow like they definitely don't care about the FA cup final compared to the Champions League final. That's a whole different that's a whole different bracket of money they get There's a camp Taylor Britt there for the bangles number to 125 raided rookie Disco Then the Kobe Dean raided rookie hollow raided rookie of bri-rob Commanders got John Michi Dominators of Lamar snoop Conner raided rookie like blue to 299 Joe Montana montaña 49ers there's Thornton Najita 179 Steelers roger McCreery on a hollow red hot rookie skymore Andrew boot jr. Are they both red hot and white hot rookies? Are they different sets? Because there's white hot and red hot. I don't know if it's the same players on both sets though What makes it a red hot versus a white hot player It's a great question I guess science maybe Science maybe answers that one out. I don't know Elite series rookies pickens Christian Watson raided rookie So hollow fields Justin Have a ketie Retro series Emmett Smith Malik Willis raided rookie. There is equanue number to 199 or sorry 299 Raided rookie blue for the Panthers a little color match there On the equanue to 299 Masayama's in the lead now. Way in the lead. What the heck? There's raided rookies a lava great iron kings and a purdy Nice purdy there. How do you get so far ahead?  I think it's a raider rookie. I know it's not it's not This is gonna be clinton portis on the black pandora for the commanders That is number 11 of 25. What a beautiful card, man Such a beautiful parallel nice hit there for the commanders on the clinton portis Black pandora jelani woods raided rookie. They really do need to add that's more stuff. I realize it's a donress like Exclusive parallel, but oh nice one here as well. We got jelani woods on the pink velocity Raided rookie there for the Colts The 79 had a nice start to the year last year. They didn't use them quite as much as they should have but They probably will now with AR. Yeah, right? You have to man. You have to. Got my house, uh rogers There's remandre stevensson to 199 Hull alert raided rookie jalen nailer james cook There's reds in 99 antonio gibson commanders Maddie corral And nasa yama took over Jordan davis raided rookie They're right He's not starting well. That's for sure That's a that's shown Hey, there's the 199 jake Ferguson raided rookie for the uh cowboys Sounds like me out there, bro There is almond ross st. Brown to 79 nice pink velocity here. He's a beast for the lions Redemption It is damien pierce elite series rookie autos there going to the texans The elite series insert auto short anderson Danny gray dark blue to 179 raided rookie isaac spiller Logan hall Oh boy, the yellow card ready got chrysal ave rookie kings Nice short print insert there chrysal ave for the saints That deserved the card. Can't fly the guy freaking hold that card. Oh, I know Louis scene. Oh, I can oh Oh, I can you cannot everybody say hi sam Got doughnuts patrick queen there for the ravens Silver circles doughnuts this guy Stadium doughnuts. No No, no, no, no Joe montana hollow elante taylor Little box four. Good luck guys. I think we still have the jets left in number 24 guys. Let me check here real quick Just the jets left Yep, just the jets still number 24 Anybody's trying to get involved with some uh gravy gardener. We've been calling them now I like it because uh, New Yorkers don't call it sauce. They call gravy dude. So you got on that name gravy gardener Come on matt Yeah, please Horns to 199 walter patin. He was he was literally handing the cookie jar when I said that and looked turned over Come on matt There is rising suns camp.  They do they do There is it's you 99 chris goblin, especially when you're just looking at him out of the pack and uh I like flipping around.  It's rated rookies drake london. Nice one there falcons Five of 25 got the jersey number on that one There we go falcons on the rated rookie or not rated rookie the rookies insert Really nice one there We'll mag that one for you on the jersey number rookies insert there There's a disco eddy jackson to 125 Stadium circles or something elante taylor.  I ever heard that call them discos. It's the 199 tyreek hill isaia spiller Hey, thank you pison Appreciate you on the star wars. I know sam will appreciate that as well. Ooh nice one here. We got blue ice rated rookie to 15 It's gonna be david bell I sit there for the browns three of 15 on the rated rookie ice Really nice one there. I like that parallel too. I didn't realize it was the 15 uh So a couple days ago I really like that one. Got a hollow two up Matt corral Dominators jesson jefferson jordan davis There is our auto. It is going to be roi williams for the cowboys six series throwback auto Not the uh u n c coach. There is brock purdy rated rookie That's a different roi williams Jermaine johnson the 299 jets rated rookie greg d Joe paterson to 179 wandale Desmond ridder on the legendary logos falcons doing well It's holbert. Tyler gordon rated rookie. There's orange david ojabbo to 199 ravens Nakobi dean base rated rookie again Nico collins john michi rated rookie Alrighty guys two left in this one number 23 coming up next that is sold out and just jets left in number 24 So the last spot of the uh morning session here We'll have sam starting at five o'clock as well with some more group breaks He's got a little bit of room for personals at the end as well Uh, and then I will be back tomorrow doing all personnel tomorrow morning There's red rated rookie to 99 greg dulcic nice one there for the broncos kind of solid rookie year uh With russ Hopefully he has an even better second year. I might have to draft him on uh fantasy Here's a redemption It is garret wilson rated rookie rps autographs red nice one there. That'll be to 99 for the jets On the on-card autograph to 99 very nice one there jets on the garret wilson Pickins right behind it. Let me go jets We'll garret wilson action and here's george pickins on the light blue to 299 rated rookie No wide receiver box here keep it going light blue to 299 jc horn Jabbo Here's another jazz this time. It's mike evans Mike evans jazz not numbered drake london Like those jazz and some throwbacks hollow rated rookie ruckert For the jets again. There's the 125 p.r. Strong jr rated rookie for the uh Patriots garret wilson quay walker hollow mike williams mike will Pink velocity now we got elie manning. It's been quite a elie case honestly It's a number to 79 there uh 67 to 79 A couple elie color there gridiron kings christian watson jeremy ruckert rated rookie There's an orange to 199 hassan reddick eagles This one is diamond hands gonna be michael pitman. I thought that was the black velocity again or the black uh Pandora, there's no black velocity in this I guess There is blue to a 299 debon white. Haven't seen any at least It's a 39. Must be just basketball Elite series ken walker danie gray follow walter patin skyler thompson We've got garret wilson on the gold light it up insert There you go jets numbered four of 10 It's the g willy half case here very nice That is a beautiful car with some color. We'll mag this one for your jets Very nice one there. Garrett wilson gold to 10 Matsuyama taking it down right now got a mark ingram to 179 Khalil Shakir That spot doing really well This is daxton hill that is line green to 35 on the raider rookie for the bangles Thanks from there for the bangles on the uh low numbered rated rookie montreal washington on the back All righty guys one more box box number six of this uh half case here This is number 22 appreciate you guys we'll get 23 going right after this dominators joe burrow charles cross Uh, we have a separate channel for um For pokemon like gaming stuff pokemon magic, uh the gathering metazoo Um or shot bateman disco Or sorry hollow that is um late in gaming We have a separate website and a separate channel for that uh pizon If you're looking to get into some of that they also have star wars over there as well sometimes james cook Carson strong raider rookie calling a picket auto pack. Let's go come on Oh Let's do it. There is it's a 299 light blue mile sanders Uh kuanu i'm down for a picket auto i'm buried down that is That is tyreek hill on the lighted up, uh blue, uh cracked ice That is a sick-looking one there man number to 15 Three of 15 on the uh cracked ice lighted up very nice one there. It goes dolphins Trey mcbride. Yeah, those with some color look really nice. I i'm a fan. It's kind of like the uh the spotlights in bowman I like those with color too Just the all black retro series riggins montreal washington dany gray rated rookie Drinking game for carson strong And not against it. Justin herbert to 199.  You got to go in moderation, man Yeah, sam's got a couple cases later. We might not Got bluto 179 jacoby mires skylar tomson Yeah, i agree roc. It's been really good this year. I'm a big fan Got kairan williams to 125 circles stadium circles carrot wilson Dillon doesn't like that one or stadium circle. Yeah, I don't like it either. I don't like it kairan williams base rated rookie Alcohol poise that's about right That's about right bret. You got a kevin harris rated rookie hollow quay walker We have joe burrow light blue to 299 joey burrow pink velocity learner williams to 79 giants Bellinger for the giants as well There is sam williams to 99 for the cowboys been seeing a bunch of sam williams today To 99 Here's our auto It is the 125 it's gonna be sauce gardener on the hollow rated rookie auto Little gravey gardener to 125 Nice one. They're a huge on-card auto as well He signed that thing big very nice one there for the jet spot killing it Drake london rated rookie. There's orange nico collins to 199 kairi william. Yeah, he signed that one big roc. I like that one Sign the uh the full space there. That's a gold insert Oh, I know what this is steve. It is blazer Short print insert gold jaylin hurts Boom steve. There we go Two of ten old jersey number there That is very nice hit there for you steve Short printed blazer insert on the gold We'll definitely mag that one for you sir. Let's go steve That is a sick one I pulled a burrow one of that black velocity That was pretty nice as well. There's a kurt cousin solo Way to close it out steve. There we go Last couple packs there got you something really nice Josh Allen and george pickens on the back rated rookie All righty guys that will do it for our case there number 22 half case uh football You do a quick hit recap here. We've got a uh Let's see Yeah black pandora clinton portis. We've got david bell the 15 got tyree kill the 15 I love those light it up Got a garret wilson red to 99 rpa or no, uh on card auto got damian pierce We got a gravey gardener to 125 rated rookie auto rory williams roger mccreary Uh, that's maliga willis gridiron auto. We've got a black velocity drake london the rookie censor five of 25 there Nice color match or a jersey number and a gold garret wilson light it up insert And on the back we had this gold blazer super short print jalen hurts He goes steve really nice hits there guys. We'll get going on number 23 here in just a second. Thank y'all so much


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. We did it. We knocked out that 2021 gold rush autographed full size helmet break. This is specialty edition as well. So a lot of like matte black helmets and some neon different kinds of ink and all sorts of great stuff here. Dual case break, eight boxes total, all 32 teams in. There was also an early bird special. We're gonna do that giveaway at the end. But if you were one of the first 20 spots purchased, you get a chance to win a Joe Montana or Bo Jackson Jersey. We'll do that randomizer at the end of the break. Different dice roll. Big thanks to this group here for making it happen. All 32 teams are in. Let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams. Five and a three, eight times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. We got David down to Zach after eight, five and a three, eight times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. We got the Tennessee Titans down to the Dallas Cowboys. I am gonna pause the video after I tell you what teams you got. And you've got a chance to trade as well, but trade at your own risk. David, Titans, Travis with the Packers, David B with the Dolphins, Vikings, and Jaguars, Michael with the Panthers, David B with the Ravens, Mark with the Bengals, David B with the Seahawks, Washington football team, and the Jets. Brian with the Colts, Chad with the Steelers, David B with the Saints, Brandon you got the Bears, Brian with the Falcon, Steve with the Browns, Brian, last spot Mojo, Chargers. David B with the Bills, Brian with the Broncos, Andrew you got the Chiefs, David with the Rams, and the Lions, Charles with the Niners. Victor with the Texans, Joseph with the Bucks. David B with the Eagles, My Raiders, and the Giants. Charles with the Patriots, Eric with the Cardinals, and Zach with the Dallas Cowboys. Let's sort by column B, box these up, center these up. And I'm gonna pause the video when we come back from unpausing. We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll see some helmets, maybe play some Who Am I? Put your thinking caps on, be right back. All right, welcome back folks. Trade window closed, no, not even a whisper of a trade. I think Mark tried to whisper a trade in, but might be lagging behind, and Eric J might be lagging behind too. Sorry guys, trade window is closed. All right, so there's the final printout. We've got two here of the jerseys that were given away. We're gonna do those at the end of the break. We got both cases right here. Let's see what we got, good luck. The first one right here. So again, these are full size helmets, specialty edition. Let's see what we got. Good luck. Gold Rush usually puts the name on the inside of the inner box. Who Am I? I'm an active defensive end in the NFL. 23 years old, born in Fort Lauderdale, Fort, I'm 64, 266, went to Ohio State, first round pick, second overall. And I think two seasons and whatever many games we played this year, 72 tackles already, 14 sacks, three, four fumbles, two fumbles recovered and an interception, two past deflections already. And I was the NFL defensive rookie of the year. A pro bowler of the same year, PFWA rookie of the year, PFWA all rookie team. Who Am I? I also have a brother in the league. Not Chase Young, Mark and Carl. The other Bosa, Andrew, there you go, Ray's got a Nick Bosa. Nice, so that will be for the Niners, Charles with the Niners. So he was in 2019 second overall pick. Let's see what the helmet looks like here. This looks pretty cool. Congrats to Charles. Here's a cool helmet, ooh, nice. It's a matte black helmet. You got the Beckett sticker right back here. Matte black helmet with gold ink autograph on there. That's pretty sharp. That's pretty sweet. Got the Niners in gold on the back as well. That's pretty sweet. Congrats to you, Charles. Thanks for getting in. Yeah, these specialty helmets are pretty awesome, right? Next, it's a retired player. What edition of this player? Aha, okay. Who Am I? I'm a retired defensive back and a current head coach out of Fort Myers, Florida. I guess in my playing day, 6-1, 198. And a first round fifth overall pick in the late 80s played for one, two, three, four, five teams in my entire career. Between 89 and 2005, and a pretty long career. 53 interceptions, 22 total touchdowns, 60 receptions for 784 yards in my NFL career. Also played a little baseball. Hit 263, career 39 home runs, 168 runs batted and 186 stolen bases. Played for one, two, three, four, five different baseball teams in my entire career. And out of Florida State, who am I? There you go, good job, Ray. Primetime, Dion Sanders. And it's Atlanta version of Dion Sanders. So that's going to Brian Croft. Take a look, it's another Matt Black helmet. So there's the Beckett sticker on the back, the Falcons in red. The big Falcons logo right here. And here's Dion Sanders' autograph. Red ink right on the Matt Black helmet. That's pretty sharp. You can see the autograph on my face cam right here once again. At the Beckett authentication car and the sticker on the back. Brian Croft, congrats, nice one. Yeah, Carl's saying the best version of Dion Sanders. We have here, so far so, let's go this way. So far so good, Nick Bosa and then Neon Dion Sanders. The next one I think is going to be a pretty good one too. Retired quarterback, currently 60 years old. This is going to be easy once I give out these stats. Played for one team my entire career. A special advisor to this team currently. From Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, went to Pittsburgh and drafted into the late first round, 27th overall. I was an MVP, offensive player of the year, comeback player of the year, nine-time pro bowler, a five-time NFL passing yard leader, a three-time NFL touchdowns leader. I have over 61,000 passing yards, 450 touchdowns, 252 interceptions, almost 5,000 completions, a lifetime passer rating of 86.4. College football hall of fame, pro football hall of fame. Should have won a Super Bowl, never won a Super Bowl. L.A. didn't go to Pittsburgh. That's right, Carl, there you go. Second time's the charm. David B's got it too. Dan, the man, Marino. And that is for, who has the dolphins here? David B, there you go, David. Ooh, this is a cool-looking helmet. Look at that. Ooh, we got camo and white-out ink. That is awesome, look at that. It's got great penmanship. That is really sweet. We've got the JSA card right here as well. How awesome is that? All right, so once again, Miami. That'll be for David B. Fourth and final box from the first case. And then we've got another case, another four to go. These nice hits were marinating for a couple of days. These are, this is really nice. All right, next up we have an active player. Let's see, let's see what team this is for. Okay, we're trying, Gavin. We're trying. All right, who am I? I'm an active quarterback. Picked third overall recently. Born in Dana Point, California. Went to San Clemente High School. Went to USC. Played for two teams my entire career. I'm not with this current team now, but the helmet is the team that drafted me. Currently have 9,463 passing yards, 51 TDs to 45 interceptions. Started rushing for some TDs recently. So I think he's maybe trying to revive his career on this team, but this is his original team. Who am I? Carl and Ray's got it. Sam Darnold is correct. And it's Jet's edition of Sam Darnold. It's another one for David B. Yep, that's right, Gavin Sam Darnold. Now this is Jet's edition. Matt Black with the green. That looks really sharp, look at this. Ooh, and green ink auto as well. I think the change of scenery might be doing Sam Darnold some good. All right, so I like that. Jet's badge right up on front there. That is really awesome. Yeah, there you go. Another one for your office, David. And then they sell like acrylic cases for these helmets to protect them and all that. Yeah, he's not playing too bad this year. I know, sorry, Michael. Michael has the panthers four to go here. Tons of America's favorite game, who am I? No one else plays this game. I made this up. Who am I? I give you the names or I give you the clues. You give me the names. A white helmet. All right, there you go. Carl with the inside scoop saying Michael's usually has to sail every other week on like helmet cases. Got buy one, get one or something like that. So keep an eye out. All right, who am I? Active wide receiver in the national football league from Waxahatchee, Texas, and went to Waxahatchee High School, then went to TCU, state and state, and was drafted in the first round, late first round by this, I'm currently on this team. I've only been on this team for a couple of seasons. So far in my career, my young career, 48 receptions, 536 receiving yards, 168 return yards, 38 rushing yards, and a few total and a few touchdowns. But formally a big 12 offensive freshman of the year, two times second team, all big 12. I mean, he could emerge as, could emerge as a pretty, I feel like this was a little bit of a reach, wasn't it? But I think he could, I think he can still emerge. Ray, there you go. I don't know if you're looking these up Ray, but you nailed it again. Jalen Rhaegor, for the Fly Eagles Fly, that's gonna go to debts David B again. So look at this, this is sharp. It's a crisp white helmet here with black wings, green ink. So there's the Jalen Rhaegor autograph, green ink on the white, pretty sharp. Good looking helmet. Ray's been watching, he's just like, man, I've just been watching too much sports during the pandemic, man. Eagle sticker on the back, Eagle's logo right here, Beckett sticker. Ray, you're definitely getting the bragging rights here. Nice. So, David again. Fly Eagles Fly. All right, so hopefully Jalen Rhaegor has, and we're still only, what, five weeks into the season. So hopefully he has a great season. The value of that helmet will continue to grow. All right, there you go, David. Another one for you. All right, next box thing. This one up this way. All right, next player. This is pretty cool. I am a retired running back. Born in Philadelphia, currently 48 years old. Born in Philadelphia, a 6-3-2-35 running back. Went to Fork Union Military Academy in Fork Union, Virginia. Then went to Ohio State, was drafted in the first round in the mid-90s. 14th overall, played for one team, all two teams my entire career, but you know, the last year, does that really count? Oh, I think, yeah, he actually did start a handful of games there for that different team, but you know him from a different team. I was an NFL offensive rookie of the year, first team all-pro, four-time pro bowler, my number retired by this team, a Heisman Trophy Award winner, ended up with 10,441 rushing yards, 68 rushing touchdowns, even caught the ball a little bit, 268 receptions for over 2,000 yards, and 10 receiving touchdowns in the college football hall of fame. And I'm currently the head coach of Tennessee State. Yeah, I'm pretty good. That's right, Porterhouse State got it. Eddie George, and it goes to David, but a different David, David H. So the David's killing this break. That's big boys 007 in the chat, and we got the nice neon blue ink autograph on that helmet. That is sharp. Right against the black, that pops, real nice. There's the Beckett sticker back there, Tennessee on the back of the helmet, the Beckett card, Beckett sticker on the back, another look at the auto, really good. Look up some highlights, this guy was pretty amazing. Played from 96 to 2003. Which I feel like is a pretty long time for a running back. Played with the Titans from 96 to 2003, and then played with a season for the Dallas Cowboys. And these helmets are kind of small. I think they're still too small for my dome. All right, two more to go, good luck. These breaks are a lot of fun. We got more football in the store, check it out, jaskyscasebreaks.com. A lot of things in the store, jaskyscasebreaks.com. Woo, how about an active wide receiver? Standing at 6-4-2-35 from Oxford, Mississippi, went to college at Ole Miss, a second round pick.  Currently, as of now in my young career, 166 receptions for 2,586 receiving yards and 22 touchdowns. Dude has like one or 2% body fat. Not digs, not Justin Jefferson to Porterhouse steak again gets it, DK Metcalf. Yeah, he's pretty good. Seattle, back to David B. The David's crushing this break. David B, especially, he did get a lot of spots. Ooh, this is nice. Matt Black with the neon green. Woo, that is nice. There's the Beckett sticker on the back, Seattle on the back of the helmet. You got that very familiar Seahawks pattern right there as well. Pretty sweet. David B with another one. And the fourth and final box, good luck. All right, yeah, and then we gotta do that early bird randomizer as well. Still giving away two jerseys, Joe Montana, Bo Jackson. All right, final one. Not as exciting as the others. I'm a, I guess I'm a semi-active quarterback. Out of Gainesville, Georgia, played at Clemson. Was a first round pick in 2017, 12th overall. I guess still kind of with my current team. Was a three-time pro bowler, 104 touchdowns, over 14,000 passing yards, over 1,600 rushing yards. Some legal trouble jamming me up though. So who knows what's gonna happen with me? Nope, not Gino. Clemson, yeah, Carl got it. DeSean Watts. So who, well, TBD on what's gonna happen with him, but there's his white-out ink autograph. The Texans logo looks pretty sharp. Looks really sharp against that black. Got the Texans badge right up front here. You got the Beckett sticker on the back right here too. And that is for Victor. Victor with the Houston Texans. Thanks for getting in, Victor. Thanks, everybody. That was a lot of fun. I thought this would fill a little bit faster, but I'm glad we eventually got it done. This is a really fun break. So thanks, everybody, for making this happen. There was also a fun early bird special as well. Where are those jerseys? So these are custom jerseys, but if you were an early bird, guess what? A Bo Jackson autograph being given away. And a Joe Montana autograph being given away. Pretty sharp. So let's go back to the spreadsheet. Let's click that early bird promo tab right there. There are the first 20. These were early birds. Only the people who are early birds have an opportunity. There's a new dice, new list, and the name on top will get the Montana and the second name will get the Bo Jackson. After five and a four, nine times. Top two after nine. Good luck. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. And good luck, ninth and final time. After nine, David had the odds. He gets both jerseys.  Got a couple jerseys, David B.  Redecorate that office with some memorabilia. Thanks for getting in, David. Thanks, everybody, for getting in. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next football break. Many, plenty of them on jasphyscasebreaks.com.


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So if you want to get into your dream residency, there are a lot of things that you have to get right. And one of them is to do amazing on your sub-buy. In this video, we're going to talk about exactly how to do that step by step. Let's get into it. All right guys, welcome back to channel. In case you're new here, my name is Lakshman, I'm an internal medicine physician here at the MD journey. I make videos to help people just like you succeed on their medical journey but doing it with less stress. Now today's video, I'm going to break down exactly what you should be doing on your sub-buy, what you should be doing on your sub-buy. And these are taken for my own experiences when I was in medical school, as well as what I see from the good and bad students from this medical students that work with me on my own rotations nowadays.  So feel free to jump around this video, feel free to check out some of the chapters down below and the links in description, as well as some of the other resources that'll be able to help you on your own medical journey as well as residency. Now before starting this video, I think it's also important to talk about exactly what a sub-buy is, especially if you're not familiar with the term. Now a sub-buy is a sub-internship rotation. Now this is something you typically will do the end of your third year or fourth year of medical school at your home institution. And think of these rotations as almost like an audition for the career that you ultimately go into.  If you're going to become an emergency medicine physician, if you're going to go into emergency medicine, you may do an ER sub-buy. Or if you're going to be somebody like me and you chose to go into internal medicine, you may do a sub-buy and a rotation related to internal medicine. So I personally did a CCU or cardiology rotation for four weeks. Now in addition, you can do a sub-buy at your own institution. And also if you have desires of going to residency elsewhere in the country, you can also apply to do an away rotation, which is essentially a sub-buy for an audition at another institution that you may be interested in going to residency for. So again, if you think of these as an audition, both for yourself to understand what your life will be like as an upcoming intern or first year resident, as well as for that institution to look at you as a possible resident at their program, it's going to kind of just make the whole process much more simpler. And because there's a lot of pressure on you to do well on your sub-buy, especially if you want to go to that institution that you are either doing a way of rotation or your home institution, you want to make sure that you know the nitty gritties of what to do and what not to do. That's exactly what we'll break down. So tip number one is to really focus on your patient management over the HPI. Now typically the medical school mindset that we're trained or second and third year medical school is to really get good at some of the nitty gritty of how to obtain a history, social history, family history, surgical history, medical history, physical exam. But as a future physician, none of that really matters if you can't take care of the patient. And sometimes we don't have enough practice to really get to the bottom of it, which is assessing the patient and managing the patient. Often there are times where I take care of patients that I have no idea how old they are, what problems they have. I just know what the main problem I'm taking care of now and how to do so. And so my number one tip that I always give to my sub-buys is whenever you take care of a patient, whether it's a new one and you walk into their room for the first time or an old one, come out of the room and be able to tell me three to four things that are their main problems. What's the first thing that you're taking care of in the hospital to use the reason that came in, but sometimes not necessarily, but it's the biggest thing that they're in a hospital for, as well as the other two to four items that you want to focus on and ask yourself, what are you going to do to work something up in case you still don't know why somebody has chest pain, why somebody has a fever. Those are things that require additional work up and management, but also how you're going to continue to take care of them. If you can walk out of a room and saying these are the three or four things I want to do for this person today, you're already on the right path of taking care of the patient, instead of doing what most medical students do. And this is where I can tell a good sub-buy from a bad sub-buy, which is the bad sub-buy starts to focus on the HPI in the story, especially in their progress notes and their presentations where the good sub-buy says, here's the quick kind of story synopsis of why the patient's in the hospital. Here are the main things that we found.  You can get to that latter half. I promise you're going to be much more successful and are also going to be able to practice some of those key skills you'll need as an upcoming first year intern and future physician. Tip number two is to understand that everyone is your patient. Now, when I was in a medical school and I was on my sub-buy, my team had 10 patients and my intern was taking care of all 10 and then I was assigned to five of them. So I was kind of offloading some of the patients for him, but I also realized that I was more useful to the team if I could not only know everything that needed to be done for my patients, of course, but also when I was on rounds, I would essentially just create a list of everything I needed to be done for everybody because one, I would focus on my patients, but if I realized some intern was busy or somebody was really sick, I could kind of offload him by taking care of the tasks that I felt comfortable with. There was a patient family member that I needed to call. If there was a lab test I needed to order. If there was somebody I needed to check on in the afternoon, I could just say, hey, so and so, I've already taken care of some of this stuff. Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with if you have any questions. I can also write this discharge note, this discharge summary for you. I can talk to these consultants for you. Again, as a sub-buy, you're almost auditioning as a future intern. As an intern, you don't really have to choose. I'm going to only take care of these patients. Everyone's your patient. And so as a sub-buy, although you may have your own assigned patients that your interns and residents and attendings give you, still knowing what's going on with other patients, so one, you can learn from them, but two, you can also offload and help your team will make your kind of position on the team much more kind of sought after. And people are going to look at you as a teammate versus a medical student who's on the rotation. Tip number three is probably going to be the most important from this video. So make sure you listen up, which is to focus on your growth versus impressing. And to really paint this picture, we're going to look at the two types of students that get a chance to work with. So student A is what we'll call the good sub-buy. And this is a student who's had three years of medical school underneath them, obviously very smart, very knowledgeable, but they're okay with focusing on tip number one, which is they focus on the management decisions. And they're also okay with making mistakes. So even if they suggest something on how to manage somebody's pain, I'm like, probably shouldn't do it that way. They're okay with that. Because as soon as they hear me say, oh, that's probably not the best approach, then the next time that they have to offer something on pain management, they kind of already know the better mental model of doing it. And now they've learned something both for their sub-buy as well as their future as a physician. But student B is so focused again, they're also smart, three years of medical school under their belt, but sometimes they're too focused on what their suggestions will look like to me in the 10ings that sometimes they don't make enough opportunities that may look bad. And so they only will suggest something if they feel comfortable. If they don't, they're sometimes too dependent on me or their intern to help them formulate a plan. They're not putting enough effort to make mistakes. And I find that those kinds of students don't do as well in residency because they're so focused on what they would look like in pressing their attendance and residence versus being okay, making mistakes and suggestions that will help them learn in the future. So bottom line, be okay making those mistakes to really focus on the growth versus impressing people, even if you're on an audition, like a way rotation where you really want to impress your attendings. It's okay to do so, but be okay making those mistakes so you can learn for your future. If you end up at that residency perfect, you rather end up at a residency as a smarter medical student than somebody who just kind of faked their way into it and then hope you figure it out. Tip number four is to focus on improving your management of one thing every single day. Now I try to tell this to my sub eye on every rotation, which is you're going to have a lot of patients with a variety of problems and you're not going to be able to be good at fixing all those problems. But every single day if you focus on fixing just one problem and learning how to improve on it. So for example, you may focus on pain one day, bowel regimen another day, diet, diabetes, hypertension, depression, anxiety, every single thing, focusing on one management every single day, even if it's 30 minutes on looking up stuff on up to day or Google and then having some way to just kind of store that information. And then again, if you take what you learn and give suggestions on rounds for new patients and old patients, your attendings may say that sounds great, or think about this as well, because this is going to change when you consider this versus this, that's going to help you in the next time to again improve on management of that pain and that bowel regimen, whatever it may be, both now as a sub eye, but most importantly, your future as a physician. And most sub eyes, if you think about it or anywhere from 21 to 28 days, it's 28 opportunities for you to learn one thing and truly improve on it and then refine and adjust over the course of the rotation. Now we're getting towards the last few tips, but a real quick reminder, if you are enjoying this video, then just hit that like button down below. It really helps me, it really helps the channel as well as gets the video on for more people that may need it. But getting into tip number five, which is to talk to your residents about the reality of residency. Now this is something I probably didn't do the best job of, but if you think of your sub eye as an audition for you, it should also be an addition of what life will be like as residents. So you want to ask the people that are currently in that position versus waiting to when you're applying to residency, asking brand new strangers, talk to your residents who are going to be much more open to you because they're comfortable with you working with them.  What tips do they have when you're starting residency? How happy are they with the program that they chose? That's going to be a huge question you want to ask. What type of things do they wish they had asked that they didn't? And that really starts to get them thinking. And if you have a whole month of them, then you will be able to really kind of understand what life as a residence like. So when you're starting on day one, you won't be completely in for a culture shock. And as a quick reminder, if you do want to talk to a friendly neighborhood resident as making this video of my 30-year residency, if you look on the link in the description, there's going to be a Q&A kind of survey. But in that survey, you can drop your questions as well as leave your name and email. So then I can send you my own individual response. So again, all the questions you have dropping in the comment section, as well as that survey, in case you're interested, a totally free service. Love to interact with you guys, love to help you guys. So that'll be linked down below in case you're interested. And then filing tip number six is to lead your patient conversations. As a sub, you really want to start thinking about yourself as a primary provider for that patient.  So when you go into the room with your entire team, as well as when you go at various other courses of the day, really be that forefront person or try to make the effort of leading the conversation. How is the patient doing? You know, how are they feeling? And then leading the discussion of saying, the team and I have talked and this is the things that we wanted to do for you. What questions do you have? What suggestions do you have? And if there's something that you're not comfortable with during that process, obviously look to your residents and they can kind of jump in. But the more opportunities that you take on doing this, the more ownership you'll feel on that patient, but also when you're an intern and you're still kind of learning the ropes and don't feel completely comfortable with all the medicine just quite yet, you'll still be okay with talking to patients about medicine. Because again, you have so many more years of experience ahead of most of your patients are going to look at you as a source of resource. And so use that as a practice, go into your patient's rooms and lead the conversation. Don't wait for your attending, don't wait for your resident, don't wait for your intern to lead the conversation and then just leave you out of it. You don't want to be that person at the bottom of the hierarchy poll. You want to be the person who is going to be the first person to talk to them and really develop that patient report. Your attending is going to be able to see how well you can talk to your patients, how well you can communicate information with that jargon. At first, you may not be amazing at this, but that's where the practice comes in. And as a full disclaimer, obviously talk to your residents and your interns that they're okay with you leaving discussions. And if there's any pushback, obviously do what's best for your team. But if there is no personal preference, then try that out and see how it works. But those guys are some of my favorite tips on how to do amazingly well on your sub-internship rotation. If you guys have any questions, go ahead and drop in the comment section, as well as add it to that Q and A linked down below so that I can add it to future videos. But as always, guys, thank you so much for watching this video. If you did enjoy this video, then there's going to be two resources that you'll probably also enjoy. One is a crushing clinical program, which is a step-by-step on every single rotation on how to get honors, what resources you use, what study schedules you use, as well as how to prepare for tests like Step 2CK. I'll be linked down below, as well as you can see the results that our past students have gotten. And then also our intern survival guide. So if you're about to be a brand new physician and you really just want to get over the nervousness and anxiety that comes with being a brand new physician, our intern survival guide breaks down everything on how to present, how to be efficient, how to write your notes, how to take care of certain key problems, as well as resources for every type of residency and specialty. So that will also be linked down below and you can check out the reviews there too. But as always, guys, thank you so much for watching these videos all the way to the very end. I really appreciate your support. Now, just as a quick reminder, if you haven't done so, hit that like button as an additional form of support. Again, I guess these videos out in front of more people. Somebody who's on their sub-eye struggling may need to see this video and if you enjoyed it, maybe they will too. So hit that like button to truly support this video as well as your fellow med students. 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We're good to go. My name is Adrienne Dix. I'm BC's Minister of Health. It's exciting to be at SFU Surrey today This is such a beautiful building and a great place. Hi up there and And I want to start and I'm just I'm generally fired up But I am Believably fired up about today's announcement which I think is going to help our province for five ten fifty years a hundred years before us So I am pleased to be here today Pleased to be here on the territories of the Coast Salish people including the the quantly the Quantum the Katesi the semi amu Coquitlam the Cucite and of course the Salasim's First Nations. It's good to be here friends in the First Nations health authority Richard Jock is here. It's good to see you Richard. It's so good to have you here I'm grateful to be at SFU Surrey the hub of a world-class university that makes us proud and their students and faculty and staff make us proud Every day. I want to first of all present you who is going to be speaking today of course and First will be Premier David E. B Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training and Kang SFU President and Vice Chancellor Joy Johnson. How about that? SFU Master of Public Health Student Sherry Sandu. No pressure No pressure. This is what you know. It's going to be fantastic We've got other people here my colleagues from the legislature Surrey MLA's fierce advocates for health care for the people of Surrey Jigroup Braar is here. Ginny Sims is here. Gary Begg is here. Bruce Ralston is here in spirit And since today is so much part of what Bruce has advocated for this place for so long We think about his role today. It's great to have the new mayor of Surrey here Brenda Locke Hi Brenda your worship. I'm supposed to call you your worship, right? We're gonna get used to that but we can still say Adrienne and Brenda. Absolutely. So it's wonderful to be here This is a great day. It's a great announcement. It's my honor to introduce Premier David E. B Well, good morning, everybody. Nice to see so many people here for today's announcement I'd like to start by joining Minister Dix and acknowledging the Coast Salish people, the Semiamu Kwetlum Kwantlen, Kekaitin, Tuwasa Nations. It is wonderful to be here on SFU's campus Thank you to the dedication to all the people who the health minister mentioned for your role in making life better for all British Columbians Five years ago, our government was elected to protect public health care and make sure it delivers for British Columbians And every day since then, we've worked hard to improve care for people Building and improving hospitals across the province, opening urgent and primary care centers for British Columbians, hiring thousands of nurses Bringing 4,600 health workers back into the public sector All accomplished under the leadership of our remarkable health minister who guided our province through the worst public health crisis in memory But we have so much more to do The pandemic definitely exposed the challenges we face in our health care system and today, too many British Columbians are struggling to find a family doctor Too many are stuck waiting for care on a list or waiting in a wait room of an understaffed emergency room I've been traveling the province and I hear it wherever I go. I hear it at home, too. My wife, Kaylee, was a nurse and is now a family doctor And when we go out in the community, people ask if she's taking new patients We know about these challenges firsthand and they're not unique to British Columbia These are challenges that are being felt by people across Canada But as we've seen in other provinces, some believe the answer is to abandon our universal public health care system And to allow those who have money to buy their way to the front of the line Of course, that doesn't solve the line. That just changes who's at the front of the line As your premier, I reject that approach We cannot privatize our way to better health care Or cut services and expect there to be more doctors and more care We couldn't afford that approach five years ago and we sure can't afford it today If the pandemic taught us one thing, it's that if we're going to make ground on this, we have to do it together Through our public health care system Now I'm determined to take action on the big challenges we face together That's housing, public safety, and it's certainly the challenge of health care Making sure everybody has access to a family doctor That's why we're acting to train, recruit, and retain family doctors now, today And train the health workforce we're going to need for the future A month ago, you will have seen we introduced a new way of paying and recognizing our family doctors Encouraging people to participate in our health care system as family doctors delivering the care that families expect It's one of the most important steps that we can take to attract new doctors to family practice We're expanding the existing medical school at UBC to train more physicians to deliver care for British Columbians as part of our comprehensive health workforce strategy And yesterday, a really important announcement, we've got people in this province with medical training Who are ready to deliver care in this province who can't because their licenses are not being recognized A really important announcement yesterday with the College of Physicians and Surgeons to fast track those people to deliver care We can't have them on the sidelines while families wait for care Now today, a really important announcement for Surrey A new medical school right here on SFU's Surrey campus represents a significant step towards training the doctors of tomorrow I'm pleased to announce the hiring of an interim dean and an investment of $4.9 million in startup funding for the new medical school The interim dean is Dr. Roger Strasser who will provide strategic leadership and planning around the establishment of the new medical school He has a record of getting things done. He was the founding dean and CEO of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine The most recently accredited medical school in Canada He's a recognized leader in the development of health professional education When the new SFU medical school is up and running this will be the first new medical school in Western Canada in 50 years Taken together with Very exciting news Taken together with the expansion of seats at UBC This will mean important new capacity at universities in British Columbia to train the doctors of tomorrow As we take immediate steps to make sure that the doctors who are here today Can practice in our hospitals and communities across the province I believe that British Columbia should be a place where everyone can build a good life Where you can afford a good place to live, where you get the health care you need, when and where you need it And where you have the training opportunities to pursue your dreams and frankly, especially today If your dream includes potentially being a doctor someday That's the BC we all believe in Let's keep building it together Thank you very much Wow, well we've been Some people in this place Have been wanting to do this for a long time And I'm one of them So I'm pretty happy today And I think one of the people who has been instrumental in making this happen I won't say That having a minister of advanced education from Burnaby is good for SFU I will say having Ann Kang as minister of advanced education Has made a huge difference for people across our province And for this project and it's my honor to introduce her to speak now Hello everyone and good afternoon It is so great to see so many students here It is so wonderful to be here at SFU I'm just so excited And as I walked in the door I could feel the excitement in this room My name is Ann Kang And I am the proud minister for advanced education and skills training And I'm just so proud of the work that SFU has been doing I'd like to recognize that we are in the traditional territory of the Coast Salish peoples Including the KC, Kwantlin and Semi Amu people And I express my deep gratitude to them for allowing us to host this announcement here on their land I'd also like to share my gratitude with premier David Evie As well as health minister Adrian Dix As well as with SFU president Joy Johnson And all my colleagues here who has been a strong advocate and strong champion for this project And for everyone here In your efforts in these exciting next steps for SFU's new medical school I also especially would like to extend that gratitude to Dr. Roger Strasser As well for providing his incredible expertise and strategic leadership in planning of this new medical school It takes a team to get here And we're all here working together collaboratively on this We're focused on training and educating a new generation of healthcare workers To support families in BC now and well into the future This is an exciting and significant step forward today And the new SFU medical school in Surrey will focus on training more doctors Prepared to meet the healthcare needs of BC families Reciprocity, cultural safety, humility will be embedded throughout the school Along with First Nations, Inuit and Métis knowledge system and perspectives Students will be able to learn, yes awesome First Nations Inuit and Métis perspectives This is going to be very inclusive And students will be able to learn the team based primary care settings that are patient centered This environment will enable students to become primary care providers and specialists That can deliver quality care across communities and all populations across British Columbia This work that we're doing will help meet the growing demand for physicians in British Columbia Over the longer term and train the next generation of doctors This adds to the recent good news we have on training more doctors, more nurses, more allied health professionals Including 322 more allied health professionals across public post-secondary institutions throughout BC And 602 new nursing seats across 17 post-secondary institutions in BC And we're taking real action to solve the healthcare challenges here in BC And we recognize that students are the future of medicine And we're investing in the training and educating the new generation of healthcare workers To support families in BC well into the future I'd like to take this opportunity again to thank everyone for all the support and hard work that all of you have put in I know we ran and hit the ground with our feet running and we are still running This is truly a collaborative effort and I want to recognize that Because as we work together we are making moves forward to effectively boost our healthcare system and our health workforce So thank you so much everyone for joining us in this very exciting endeavor And I look forward to our future together Thank you Thank you Minister Kang and it's a pretty exciting day It wasn't so long ago you know we were having coffee about this and you're riding a bird of me so there you go It's wonderful and thank Minister Ann Kang for her exceptional work on this project I want to introduce over my left shoulder he's always on my left He's one of the few people always on my left, Minister Harry Baines, the Labour Minister The MLA for Surrey Newton, there he is You know perhaps as if you will have a program in MC training And then I'll remember to introduce Harry next time at the beginning And my friend Anita Huberman from the Surrey Board of Traders with us as well Demonstrates the support of this whole community for the healthcare needs of people in Surrey And their essential role in all elements of Surrey life Obviously as Minister Kang has said this is a collaborative effort And it's my honor now to introduce one of the key players in that effort Joy Johnson, the President and Vice Chancellor of Simon Fraser University Premier Ebe, Ministers, Guests This is a fantastic day for British Columbia and for Simon Fraser University And I want to say it is so great to see so many students Faculty, staff, Board of Governors members Partners, community and government representatives joining us here today I am so pleased to hear about this announcement and the fact that we are moving forward together I want to welcome all of you to SFU's Surrey campus I too want to acknowledge the land that we're on We're privileged to be on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples Including the Kwantlen, Katzi, Semayamu, Kukwitlam, Keikite, Tuas and First Nations And I also want to recognize the Métis and Inuit communities who call this region home From our very beginning, more than half a century ago, SFU has worked to make life better for the communities that we serve SFU Surrey campus is a tribute to that vision On this campus, students study to be leaders in clean tech and sustainable engineering Helping to create a brighter future On this campus, students are learning to be leaders Working on cutting edge areas such as quantum computing, agri-tech and public health And through community partnerships of all kinds, our faculty, our staff and our students Are making a difference for the people of Surrey and beyond For these and for so many other reasons, we are proud to call SFU Canada's engaged university And we are delighted to be home to British Columbia's new medical school I'm going to tell you it will be a medical school with a distinct purpose A medical school that focuses on the primary care needs of diverse communities across the province Particularly underserved populations It will be a medical school that embeds indigenous ways of knowing and being And community embedded culturally relevant healthcare It will be a medical school that serves everyone in BC Educating the next generation of doctors and communities throughout the province With indigenous partners, health authorities and the community Including our key partners, Fraser Health and the First Nations Health Authority We've been hard at work building toward this vision Today's announcement is another important milestone on that journey Our new interim dean that you've heard about Dr. Roger Strasser is a leader in the field Dr. Strasser is someone with enormous experience in Canada and around the world Delivering socially accountable medical education And so among his many academic and professional accomplishments Dr. Strasser also is a former member of the committee on accreditation Of Canadian medical schools So we are in good hands We're lucky to have him and we're extremely excited to welcome him to Simon Fraser University So I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to our new premier For demonstrating his support for the new medical school And to the minister of health and advanced education and skills training For the vision and tenacity for moving it forward They are joined by people across this community and province Who believe that strong public health is a right shared by all A responsibility that we owe to each other And I can promise you that everyone at SFU will continue working as hard as we can To help fulfill that promise So thank you ever so much for being here today Thank you very much Roy I think I get used to this mask thing after a while Thank you I wanted to I know that The leadership of SFU is so much part of this Will play I think an important, such an important role In this part of our health care system I appreciate in particular the presence Leadership in this matter and all the work she's done Now we come to our final speaker There's no pressure here at all, Sherry No pressure at all But it's We have I think at this university Such a dynamic and remarkable Student body, students who are leading our province now And will lead our province for decades to come And so it's my honor to introduce SFU Masters of Public Health students Sherry Sandu to say a few words Thank you Good afternoon everybody My name is Sherry Sandu And I'm honored to be speaking on behalf of the many young British Columbians Who share the same dream as me To serve our community We have witnessed and endured a primary health crisis We have seen our communities and families struggle to find a family doctor And to find care that is prompt and culturally safe Like myself Many bright young people want to serve our communities through the medical profession This new medical school is a beacon of hope for all the students who love our communities And want to serve the people that live in them We have had the great privilege to be a part of the SFU community This institution has empowered me And taught me to be conscious of my positionality While providing me with a world class education Faculty and facilities Further, I have first hand seen SFU's commitment to Indigenous reconciliation and health SFU has believed in me in every turn And shaped me into an effective public health practitioner It is very exciting to know that a great school like SFU will be nurturing future doctors Further, I have lived my entire life in Surrey This is a vibrant and growing community that has so much to offer I know so many like myself are beyond pleased to see this medical school be placed in our beloved home of Surrey To me, this new medical school represents more opportunities to stay within my community And understand the forces that dictate health within it While having the chance to pursue a world class medical education To me, more opportunity for bright young students who are itching to utilize their passion and determination to serve British Columbians within BC I would like to thank the BC government and SFU for embarking on this endeavor that means so much to all of us Thank you Thank you So, thank you First medical school in western Canada Since 1967 That's a long time I was three David wasn't around yet Premier wasn't around And it's not remarkable It is remarkable, I think, and important that it's here in Surrey that will be headquarters Surrey is going to be our largest community But it's already the center of so much dynamism in BC life, economic and cultural And political dynamism in this community What's happening here is profound and remarkable And having this medical school here will be part of a vibrant community that's going to make a huge difference for future generations in our province We're so proud, I'm so proud of our Premier and our Minister of Advanced Education for pursuing and making this proposal happen So proud of SFU and so proud of the people of Surrey who have done exceptional things in a time of pandemic and healthcare To support one another, to help one another We have, at different times, had to stand up extraordinary care in this community And our healthcare workers and our people in this community have made an enormous difference every day This promises an even brighter future for Surrey Having a medical school here, having our second hospital here, having more long-term care here, increasing primary care here All of those things promise a better future But today is a day of real celebration I want to thank you all for coming And now we're at the most exciting part of our presentation today I'm going to invite Premier Evie back to the stage to take, for the interactive portions to take questions from the media Premier Evie Good afternoon everyone, thanks for joining us today A reminder to media on the line, please press star 1 to enter the queue You'll be limited to one question and one follow-up Please remember to take yourself off mute ahead of asking your question We're going to start going on the line today with Richard Sisman from Global News Go ahead Richard Premier, I know this wasn't your promise But when this was done in the 2020 election, the commitment was The medical school could be having graduates by 23-24 And that got amended to be open by 23-24 Now it's delayed to 2026 Can you explain why we're seeing this delay and are you worried that this means we won't get new doctor's school facility into the system until potentially 2029 or 2030 Well, as you heard, this is the first new medical school in western Canada in 50 years There are considerable logistics behind setting up a new medical school and doing it properly And so that work is underway and we're going as quickly as we can But it's important for British Columbians to recognize this medical school is not going to solve the urgent issues we face today This is a long-term investment in a secure public healthcare system that works for everybody in our province We have taken steps to open spaces in the short term at UBC More than 100 residency and family doctor spaces An announcement yesterday about getting those people with international experience, international training off the sidelines And into our hospitals, into our communities delivering care as quickly as possible This is one part of an array of strategies to respond to the healthcare crisis the British Columbians are facing right now Richard, would you like to take a follow-up? Yes, but it's finally hit First off, what's your estimation for when we'll actually have graduates from the school and how many And you mentioned it's not the full fix, but by 2030 the estimations are that 40% of doctors will have retired What percentage of that do you hope to make up through this new school? So this announcement today is in part around funding related to business case The planning around the number of students and the delivery of the education work that's going to happen at this important brand new medical school here in Surrey And so that work is underway Our understanding and expectation is that students will be commencing in 26 and graduating with the first doctors coming to the system by 30 And it's important to know that when we're looking for the doctors of the future, it's through the medical school we have right now at UBC It's through the internationally trained graduates, the people who have experience who are outside of the system We need those folks on the front lines of the healthcare system immediately This is about positioning our province, making sure for the long term we're delivering those healthcare professionals that we know that our province is going to need We're growing incredibly rapidly. We added 100,000 people to our province last year We're going to set another record this year of people moving to British Columbia And this is part of how we make sure we're going to have the healthcare professionals to deliver for those folks who are coming to BC Just a reminder, there's media on the line to press star one to enter the queue For the next question we're going to come back to the floor here with Francis Pleard from Radio Canada Go ahead, Francis My question would be for Minister Dix in French So you've got a bit of a break Hello Minister So two years ago you announced this project We're going to welcome the first students from the next year We're going to talk more about 2026 Now what do you explain how many doctors we want to train in terms of delay? Frankly, it's not a delay I was the head of the New Democratic Party in 2011 2012, 2013 And I presented the necessity of having a second school for the new doctors in our province The thing that was between us and a success was the government of the time So we had a government that opposed this program to SFU, to this effort, to this ambition So if we had another government at the time I lost the election, of course We would have a school here today But this is the past We're going to have a school for the next 50 years 60 years 100 years And we're starting today with a new dean of this school And I think it's going to be a transformation of education for doctors in our province The role of UBC is also important 128 new UBC seats This is an important achievement We've already raised seats at UBC But this is something different and important So we've done a lot of things to help and replace doctors in our province We've made a list of 10 or 11 measures We have 75 measures in our human resources plan in our province And this is one of these measures And it's an important measure And it's an important moment for the history of public health in British Columbia The role of SFU in the future will be something important By helping the role of UBC and other institutions in our province He understood quantum politics with the university That will play an important role in history We're going to have a second hospital in this city Francis How many doctors have been informed when the program will be operational? Yes, that's the development of the CAHP But we're going to have the first ones in 2026 We're going to have new trainings While Dr. Strasser is doing his job Thank you For the next question, we'll go back to the line to Benjah Sajjan from CTV News Go ahead Benjah Senior, I understand you still need to figure out how many students are going to go to school Where they'll physically be, the curriculum You have hired an intern dean Can you talk about what else has been done since 2020 And what still needs to be done in advance of getting students into the classroom Work has been underway on a business plan for the medical school Dr. Strasser has been recruited And as I announced today, hired To take on that role This funding will support Dr. Strasser in his work In recruiting the dean for the school Key expert personnel that will assist in developing the curriculum Setting up a project office for the new medical school And really bringing this project to life It's a very exciting time for SFU and for British Columbians Looking at their first new medical school The first new medical school in Western Canada in 50 years Bender, do you have a follow up? I do, and I'm also wondering, senior In the answer to Richard, you said that The students who are graduating Wouldn't necessarily help with the healthcare crisis now I'm kind of having a difficult time understanding why that would be What are they going to do If not help ease some of the lows we're seeing in the healthcare system Yeah, perhaps I can clarify The school is not open yet And there's a healthcare crisis that British Columbians are facing now They need support in hospitals and family doctors immediately I feel that urgency from them It will be some years before doctors come out of this new medical school So this is medium and long term response to the challenges we face In the immediate term There was a really important announcement yesterday About making sure that we're not leaving any medical skills Unused in our province That we don't have doctors, nurses And other health professionals on the sidelines When British Columbians are waiting in emergency rooms So making sure that the credentials That the expertise that those folks have Are recognized by our medical system Was what that announcement was about yesterday That's about the immediate term Making sure we have people now For British Columbians in crisis That need that healthcare And so that's the distinction We're doing work that will help people today And we're doing work that will help people tomorrow And it's all part of our work Under the health human resources strategy That Minister Dix has been leading Making sure that we have the resources Not just for the immediate term For support for healthcare workers Who are coming out of the pandemic And they're tired and they're stressed Making sure they have the support they need But also for tomorrow for population growth For centers like Surrey A center of dynamism and excitement That's growing rapidly Making sure that there's healthcare here In the future to support our public healthcare system We're going to come back to the floor For Pramit Kamra from Red FM Good afternoon, Premier This is Pramit from Red FM And first of all I would like to congratulate you On the today's announcement And the yesterday's announcement as well These are wonderful, especially in the medical facility My question is, as you have mentioned That these are medium and long term goals Which you are working on in your government And you have mentioned practice Ready assessment program for the doctors Who will be placed in BC What about those people Who were already doctor But now have moved to different professions Because of the lack of these kind of facility If they ever want to come back Into this profession Will there be any assessment program For them as well? Yes, yesterday we announced That in less than two years We are tripling the practice Ready assessment program This is where if you have medical training From another place That you can come medical experience From another place you come Or what you are able to do And be licensed for within our Existing medical system But also there was a really important Announcement about physicians That have experience from other jurisdictions International medical graduates That have experience That will be able to start work right away Working in teams Working with other physicians Providing support Now they will work under the supervision Of a licensed physician But they will be able to start work In different ways There were actually three different pathways Discussed yesterday That internationally trained And internationally experienced physicians And medical professionals can use And this is in addition to the work That we have done Minister Dix led around nurses So that internationally trained nurses Can more rapidly come into our healthcare System and provide that support That we need So to all medical professionals With training and experience For example The husband is a surgeon The wife is a dentist They both work for the local school board For folks that have that medical experience That medical training I want them to know That we are opening the pathways For you to get to work to provide support In BC's healthcare system And if you are interested in coming back We would love to have you working In the healthcare system I do Numbers indicate that There are still 100 patients Are we doing anything to lessen their burden So that they can Attend the people better And can provide good medical facilities Which they are entitled to Yes, one of the pieces Around yesterday's announcement With these physicians That have medical experience But still need to work under the supervision Of for example a family doctor Or a doctor in a hospital setting Is when they come on And they work with those doctors That the doctor takes We also have team based care initiatives Where with nurse practitioners And nurses and others We can have family doctors Taking on even more patients And really focusing on what they were trained on With the other health professionals Supporting them Working on what they were trained on And using everybody to the maximum skill So that the majority of So that as many British Columbians As possible can access a family doctor We need to extend those physicians That's a key part of the work we're doing And this includes our question and answer period Thanks for joining us today Thanks very much everybody


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