Nicole Hollander

And, you know, I take notes. I actually have like a whole binder. in my office. And then like slowly we started to give me patients. So I started to do some telehealth on my own to kind of like warm me up. And Dr. Shaw had to push me a little bit and see patients in the office. But eventually we got there. And, you know, I think really a lot of the learning happens when you are pushed.

You know, sometimes people need that little push. I think that a lot of the learning I did was actually when I started practicing, but I definitely needed those months with Dr. Shah to, you know, get a base and understand what I was doing, especially because I'd never done it before.

You know, sometimes people need that little push. I think that a lot of the learning I did was actually when I started practicing, but I definitely needed those months with Dr. Shah to, you know, get a base and understand what I was doing, especially because I'd never done it before.

You know, sometimes people need that little push. I think that a lot of the learning I did was actually when I started practicing, but I definitely needed those months with Dr. Shah to, you know, get a base and understand what I was doing, especially because I'd never done it before.

At first, I don't think I was sure I kind of needed to dip my fingers into different things, but I ended up really liking BPH and there's so much you can do with BPH. So that's kind of the direction I went. And now I interpret all the Eurocuffs. So we do a Eurocuff day every Tuesday. One of the nurses does the Eurocuffs.

At first, I don't think I was sure I kind of needed to dip my fingers into different things, but I ended up really liking BPH and there's so much you can do with BPH. So that's kind of the direction I went. And now I interpret all the Eurocuffs. So we do a Eurocuff day every Tuesday. One of the nurses does the Eurocuffs.

At first, I don't think I was sure I kind of needed to dip my fingers into different things, but I ended up really liking BPH and there's so much you can do with BPH. So that's kind of the direction I went. And now I interpret all the Eurocuffs. So we do a Eurocuff day every Tuesday. One of the nurses does the Eurocuffs.

And then the next day, I have a day where I go over all the results with the patients and kind of talk about next steps. Yeah, so I ended up really liking BPH and That's kind of like the bread and butter of urology, I think, too. So it's been really interesting and I really enjoy interpreting the urocobs and I think I've gotten pretty good at it.

And then the next day, I have a day where I go over all the results with the patients and kind of talk about next steps. Yeah, so I ended up really liking BPH and That's kind of like the bread and butter of urology, I think, too. So it's been really interesting and I really enjoy interpreting the urocobs and I think I've gotten pretty good at it.

And then the next day, I have a day where I go over all the results with the patients and kind of talk about next steps. Yeah, so I ended up really liking BPH and That's kind of like the bread and butter of urology, I think, too. So it's been really interesting and I really enjoy interpreting the urocobs and I think I've gotten pretty good at it.

We usually do a telehealth visit. So I have a telehealth day on Wednesdays and most of my day is just interpreting UroCovs, you know, seeing what they need next. So a majority of those patients on that day are UroCov patients.

We usually do a telehealth visit. So I have a telehealth day on Wednesdays and most of my day is just interpreting UroCovs, you know, seeing what they need next. So a majority of those patients on that day are UroCov patients.

We usually do a telehealth visit. So I have a telehealth day on Wednesdays and most of my day is just interpreting UroCovs, you know, seeing what they need next. So a majority of those patients on that day are UroCov patients.

They always ask me, why was I put on Tamsulos and what does it do? I think that concept is sometimes hard to grasp. A lot of times they ask me, you know, to kind of explain like the pressure flow relationship.

They always ask me, why was I put on Tamsulos and what does it do? I think that concept is sometimes hard to grasp. A lot of times they ask me, you know, to kind of explain like the pressure flow relationship.

They always ask me, why was I put on Tamsulos and what does it do? I think that concept is sometimes hard to grasp. A lot of times they ask me, you know, to kind of explain like the pressure flow relationship.

So Dr. Shaw uses this analogy, you know, when blood is pumping through the heart and the arteries and there's blockage, your heart pumps and pumps and pumps really hard for a long time or eventually your heart can give out. So we kind of say that in relation to the bladder, you know, Your bladder pressure is really high.

So Dr. Shaw uses this analogy, you know, when blood is pumping through the heart and the arteries and there's blockage, your heart pumps and pumps and pumps really hard for a long time or eventually your heart can give out. So we kind of say that in relation to the bladder, you know, Your bladder pressure is really high.

So Dr. Shaw uses this analogy, you know, when blood is pumping through the heart and the arteries and there's blockage, your heart pumps and pumps and pumps really hard for a long time or eventually your heart can give out. So we kind of say that in relation to the bladder, you know, Your bladder pressure is really high.

It's pumping really hard and working overtime to get that urine out through the urethra where eventually your bladder can fail because they're like, I don't really understand, you know, why we have to do this if I'm not having symptoms. And a lot of times, you know, their uro cuff will look terrible, but they say they have no symptoms.