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  • čas přidán 24. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 17

  • @CryptoDRx
    @CryptoDRx Před rokem +1

    Hey, can u please make a brief video on the topic like how to score maximum points in each section of self assessment score....basically I mean like how to prove leadership role...(can u tell some ways which we can do at a stage as an intern and get those maximum points.)it would be really of great help

  • @soumyajitdas6688
    @soumyajitdas6688 Před 3 měsíci

    Hi
    I'm currently in my 3rd year of MBBS here in India.
    I want to pursue Cardiothoracic surgery in UK. What will be my probable pathway for doing it after my MBBS.
    Can you please make a video on this?

  • @irshadahamed3938
    @irshadahamed3938 Před 27 dny

    Hello sir I am surgeon with 2years experience and is there any chance I get core training position
    I have cleared my MRCS A

  • @gabrielbrown6901
    @gabrielbrown6901 Před rokem +2

    What happens if you dont get into any post cst training? Can you still work así a surgeon in another country for example

    • @thesurgeondoctor
      @thesurgeondoctor  Před rokem +2

      Hey, so if you don't get to any post straight away after CST, assuming that you would have completed your MRCS exam by then, you wouldn't still be able to work as a full fledged surgeon in another country.
      CST is general basic surgery foundation.
      In order to work in another country you must work as senior registrars for 3-4 years and complete FRCS exam to be working as a consultant

  • @jorgealbertoosejoquan9563
    @jorgealbertoosejoquan9563 Před 8 měsíci

    Hey brother, great video! I have a question…have just passed my Plab 2 exam and I am trying to get a first NHS job to get experience. I see that there not many posts in surgery; would you recommend applying to junior dr jobs in emergency and orthopedics? Do you think doing these jobs would affect me applying to surgical training later?

    • @thesurgeondoctor
      @thesurgeondoctor  Před 7 měsíci

      Hey there, try to get any job you are getting as your first job. You can always change later to get experience in surgery. Joining medicine or other jobs doesn’t affect your application.

  • @mishra5704
    @mishra5704 Před rokem +1

    Hi
    If i wanna be orthopedic surgeon and i have been working in india for more than 3 years just after my mbbs as a jr will i be overqualified for core training if yes then whats other way to it?

    • @thesurgeondoctor
      @thesurgeondoctor  Před rokem

      Hey, it depends how many months have you worked in surgery post your FY2 ( DON'T INCLUDE THE 1 YEAR AFTER INTERNSHIP).
      If post that you have worked for more than 18 months then you are over qualified for CST.
      For any further question you can connect with me on IG: @thesurgeondoctor

  • @aditisajwan7727
    @aditisajwan7727 Před rokem +1

    Hi
    I completed my mbbs (2016) and md in community medicine (2021) from Delhi govt colleges
    Currently m working with WHO for communicable diseases in Delhi
    I want to pursue pediatric training from uk
    I understand I will hv to write plab for gmc as I won’t be eligible to sit for the practical exam part of MRCPCH as I hv no acute emergency experience in pediatrics ..
    Does it sound doable with my cv ?
    Will I need to repeat FY1 and FY2 as well ?
    And will my non Clinical gap hamper in anyway?

    • @thesurgeondoctor
      @thesurgeondoctor  Před rokem +1

      Hey Aditi, thanks for reaching out.
      It's absolutely doable. You would need to get your plab 1 and 2. In the mean time could also get part 1 of MRCPCH done too.
      Non clinical gap won't hamper your chances for registration. However, it's always good to be in clinical job before you join NHS, gets a tad easier for job search.
      No you would not have to repeat FY1 / 2. However, you can join as a SHO CT1 / ST1 equivalent in paeds and build your portfolio for application.

    • @aditisajwan7727
      @aditisajwan7727 Před rokem +1

      Thanks a lot for that informative reply .
      Just to add on how fruitful will be doing a msc in child health for a year be till I complete my gmc registration..these are too costly and how feasible is London for jobs

    • @thesurgeondoctor
      @thesurgeondoctor  Před rokem

      Hey Aditi,
      You need to check the pediatrics self assessment score to see if doing a MSc helpful for gaining any advantage or not. A lot of people usually have pg cert in medical education or MSc/ PhD if the speciality demands that. Having said that, you can also do it later while you are working to decrease the cost and distance learning along with your work / Training.
      Hope this helps

  • @user-ie5ml2dy7c
    @user-ie5ml2dy7c Před rokem

    Which category should I choose in the elog application as an IMG doing an post FY2 equivalent non training job.
    Options provided were only medical student and Surgeon.

  • @wadewells1742
    @wadewells1742 Před rokem

    "promo sm" 🤘