It can be difficult to live the life of a surgeon. Sure, you go through a lot of schooling and you end up with one of the highest paying jobs on the market, but in the end, there is only so much glamour that goes along with it. The fact of the matter is, you probably have a lot on your mind 24 hours a day and sometimes, you may have to give up sleep because of the stress the job puts you under. Through it all, you need to keep on top of things because if you make one false move, the patient would suffer.
Dr. Elvis Francois and Dr. William Robinson had to face this type of scenario on a daily basis. They are orthopedic surgery residents at a high-end facility, the Mayo Clinic. There is no doubt a lot of stress that goes along with the job that they do on a day-to-day basis, but they have found a way to face the stress and to get beyond it. It is amazing to watch and it even can be a lesson for all of us in how they deal with the stress of the workplace.
It’s obvious that these two doctors are talented surgeons and they will probably continue to work at the Mayo Clinic for quite some time. They are just now trying to get through their residencies and that means that they are busy every day. They try to help patients, learn something new and every once in a while, get some sleep.
Every once in a while, these doctors like to cut loose and do something positive for the patients at the Mayo Clinic. In order to do it, they sit at the piano in the lobby and perform an awesome rendition of ‘Alright’ by Mike Yung.
The lobby is full of patients and Dr. Francois is singing with all of his heart while Dr. Robinson is playing the piano. These two men team up together to sing a song that is probably touching the heart of everyone who is listening.
The song is more than just a little ditty, it’s a message that the patients need to hear. It is also something that the doctors feel from the heart. We are so happy that there are doctors like this in the world who take care of our medical needs and spread a little joy in the process.
Listen to this impressive performance in the video below:
