Is Emergency Medicine worth it? Work | Salary | Burnout & the future
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Is there a future of Emergency Medicine for doctors when increasing numbers of positions are unfilled in Australia, UK and now the US
In Countries like India MD and Pakistan FCPS EM program are still not preferred specialist training options. Is the thrill and adrenaline still enough to sustain ED or is it the time for migrant doctors to claim this territory like primary care
00:00 Introduction
1:55 What's happening in the US
3:36 The challenges
6:17 The positives
7:58 The Money
9:22 The ideal practice
10:35 The future
12:18 Conclusion
Such an amazing and detailed explanation of everything. Mashallah ❤️❤️ More power to you!
One thing I would like to suggest that please make a video for different ways doctors working in the UK could move to Australia. Especially those who have done Mrcp and Mrcem!!
Emergency Medicine is such a dynamic field with its challenges and rewards. Your video sheds light on the work, salary, and future prospects, which is valuable for anyone considering this career path. Great insights!
Should be one of the best paid, I've been an emergency doctor for around 9 years and burnt out .
Same. Burnt out, but everything else sucks more. Golden handcuffs.
Great overview Sir
Sir, as you mentioned emergency med have to do night shifts, do they get paid more than the day counterparts or is the pay same for both?
Sir regarding work experience gap, you said its acceptable uptil one year, after that, the compensation is 4 weeks full time duty for every year and you meant clinical work experience. My question is, can a teaching experience also work as an alternative for an IMG to avoid gap, even if he wants to pursue clinical career in Australia?
*In this capitalist world, there are always 4 types of person :*
1. Those who dont have money, and dont have time = Usually employees with minimum wages, live from paycheck to paycheck.
2. Those who dont have money, but have plenty of time = One who unemployed, Fresh migrant doctors that still look for work.
3. Those who DO have money, BUT dont have time = Think Busy Business owner, Professional, Specialist doctors you are talking.
4. Those who DO have money, and DO have time = Sleeping Shareholders of a Wonderful Business(es). where people working for him/her and get salary and bonuses, BUT when the companies get high profit. All the profit go to the ultimate shareholders.
Becoming doctors are not to be rich. There is a VERY WRONG WAY of thinking that I realized. If the goal is want to be Rich, Go become businessman, Bankers, and Investor. Please look at the 10 or 20 richest man in Australia (Even in the world). NONE OF THEM IS A DOCTOR. Choose Wisely.
Why you guys always seem dumb. People ask about money only to ensure if they will be fairly compensated for the time and effort they will put in when working as a doctor. The goal is not to be rich, the goal is to be fairly paid for the 10-15 years we gonna put in that profession. "Choose wisely" ? dumbfuk
Exactly, 😂 if anyone becoming doc to get rich it's just a dream
Very interesting talk
I want to convey my deepest appreciation for such a perfectly detailed video on Emergency Medicine that I have been searching for the past few months...
I have a question though. w
What are the opportunities of a UK trained Emergency Medicine consultant in Australia?
I am planning to get into ACCS (EM) training in UK but want to move to australia in future.
I’d just do the training in Aus if you can - you have much more control of your future as an ACEM trainee than ACCS and SpR in UK. The training in Australasia is epic.
I’m doing Pharm.D final year internship in India.. I wanna do MD in Australia. I learned some universities like University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, Queensland University, Monash University are offering MD programs for Pharm.D students. So kindly explain about the process and the qualifications as it may very helpful for my career. Thank you
Sir, your your work for Doctors Community is just matchless. Please keep making such a valuable content. I want to know if someone secures job in Australia after AMC part 1 & limited AHPRA reg, will the fee of AMC2 be sponsored by AMC/Employer as exams/courses fees are sponsored by NHS?
Not to my knowledge there are no fee sponsorships for AMC
Sir, There are no AMC centres in Pakistan. Can we give it in Turkey or CHina
sir i have done plab 1 but now i am confused whether i should do plab 2 or not as everybody keeps saying NHS is in crisis please help should i complete plab journey and opt for competent pathway or should i leave plab and do AMC instead???
Sir can you suggest a way to avoid career gap as mbbs graduate from india while preparing for amc 1 while taking emergencyfocus course which is of 5 month duration
So how can i make use this period of preparation without having a bad mark on my cv later
Hello sir, I’m a second year medical student in India, aspiring to be a dermatologist. Is dermatology impossible for IMGs to get into or is it possible with good CV, clinical experience, research experience etc.
Excellent Video as always. Keep up the good work Sir. Please can you make a similar video for Anaesthesia. Do they opportunities for private work in Australia?
Yes, soon
Rizwan bhai is there any center for AMC 1&AMC 2 in Pakistan?
sir. you said that emergency consultant jobs is dried up , then you said u will never run out of work.
I am little confused now .can u explain this ?
thanks in advance for your help !
Plenty of short term and locum work but limited permanent jobs as a consultant at junior level plenty of work for residents and registrars both short and long term
I want to come australia i am MBBS graduate and 4.5 year GP experience and 1 year internship..now through which method i can enter in australia as doctor kindly brief me
Hi sir, can you please make a video on Moving to Australia after finishing M.D. in India?
If someone has cleared plab and MRCEM is it easy to enroll in emergency medicine training in Australia and if yes then would it be from scratch.?
SIr. I am Pakistani Medical student . Can you get a job in australia after house job and passing AMC 1
Well. Anesthesia asst prof can act as dual purpose for two dept i.e, anesthesia and EMd but not Vice versa
Sir can specify how is paying in emergency medicine?
I am working as ED RMO now. I am kinda liking it.
Great ! I love all domains of my ED job critical, acute, subacute and even social issues. Best of luck
About 355k a year gross for me, great benefits, about 15 shifts/month. Still not worth it. Should be at least 5-600k/year for the non stop beat down my specialty is subject to on a daily basis🙃
Sir can you please make video on gynecologist in Australia? 🇦🇺
Yes please
Will do
What's urgent fees in PKR of ur course for part 1 amc ?
www.emergencyfocus.net/amc
after PLab and MrCEM, what job level will be suitable at ED in australia
Likely registrar level
thank you for response. for amc registration we need 1 year uk experice ?
Sir..were you an IMG? How long did it take you to become an emergency physician?
Thanks
Yes, I am IMG from Dow Medical College (2001).
1)Shift work is NOT hard, it is MADE hard by stupid rota managers who think it is acceptable for a doctor to do Friday Saturday SUnday nights, 1 day off, Tuesday Wednesday days, then Friday Saturday Sunday again nights. You will hear things like "oh it is EWTD compliant", yea sure but it is not COMMON SENSE compliant.
2) you are right regarding jobs, 10 years ago you could walk into a metro ED and get a contract, now its reasonably difficult even in some rural EDs, I am not very optimistic on consultant jobs in the future
3) don't forget one of the biggest turnoffs/fears for doctors. ACEM Primary exam
4) please don't jump on the bandwagon of PA/ANP like many sellout consultants have. They are mediocre clinicians who have nothing to offer compared to doctors. Just like the UK they will start by saying they are there to work alongside you and help, next thing you know they are asking for resus, RSI, drains, consultant jobs due to "seniority". Australia is the last castle of resistance against the malignant expansion of PA/ANP, and the dilution of what a doctor is, please Rizwan don't allow this nonsense to grow in your ED
Wonderful insights, I agree with most of your points … actually I too enjoy shift work. However don’t you think if NP and PA are able to do low acuity works like plasters suturing simple elderly issues then EM doctors can focus on real EM medicine of resuscitation critical and acute care ! 😊
this is the EXACT rationale used in the UK over 10 years ago. Now, in some EDs they do more resus than EM trainees. They are preferred by consultants for procedures like RSI, drains etc. They do the exact opposite of what they were recruited in the first place, PA/ANP running resus and EM AST doing minor injuries. A lot of UK staff left because of this malignant expansion, I expect there will be a lot of pushback in Australia. You can't take shortcuts in medical training, a MSc degree can't replace MBBS with fellowship exams. We take competent nurses and paramedics etc and turn them into mediocre clinicians, I honestly don't see the point, fix EM and ED chronic issues and (doctor) staff retention will improve.@@EmergencyFocus
I was planning to take MRCEM…after this whole discussion i am confused whether should I go for it????
I thought there is still gap present in acute medicine specailities and getting job is easier as compared to PLAB.
Currently I am Anaesthesia trainee in Pakistan
Can i person with MRCEM work in Australia ?
No - Check link below
czcams.com/video/Ga0KB3-v2PQ/video.htmlsi=R4ZYBTKfpca-Ir-t
Amc have any center in Pakistan please guide me
Not yet but talks in process with Pearson vue and amc
What about the scope of FCPS+ MRCP Glasgow Dermatology in Australia???
Hi sir how are you ❤
All good
Emailed u but no rply.Plz check & rply in ur free tym.Will be glad.