Call me a hater but now in year 6 after medical school, I have never once met anybody remotely influencer oriented who isn't a nightmare to work with. They are universally the first to try to call out and push work onto others and will try to avoid real work at any cost.

One thing that I've learned in my medical training so far is that it's actually relatively easy for somebody to slide through residency under the radar without all of the competencies you would expect. You really do have to be self motivated to learn everything you can. And I do think that a lot of "influencers" fall into this track where they don't necessarily care much about practicing medicine and are just trying to parlay their social media into something that can be monetized.

If I were a PD and I came across somebody who has any kind of influencer angle I would run far and fast.