@drdanielacb: Very, very different experiences 🥲 #medicine #doctor #dr #hospital #fyp

Apple User52853293 Swimmer :

The NHS seems to treat our medics the way the army treats soldiers in war zone. No other employer would get away with it.

Csp :

I mean if your rotation is on ED , you won’t see the light of day as an F1/F2

Dr :

Have a plan for money. It has nothing to do with medical job.

One step closer :

Your eyes ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Azazelo :

You're lucky you don't have to do 100 hour weeks

𝓁𝒾𝓁 𝒸𝓇𝓏𝓎 :

Lorie :

why's everyone suddenly complaining about working in the UK?

CRN :

Psych f1 here unfortunately not a 9-5 for me (on-call pretty much every week)

Donlino :

no way that's crazy

Dr. Hassan | NHS + Finance :

Same here, its part of the job unfortunately

P :

What would you have done differently in terms of ranking your specialities, with the experience that you now have ?

Abdul Aleem Chang :

which dept you're speciality

Wulaebo :

Khemani :

That’s interesting 😅 I hope to study Medicine when I finish my Biomedical Science degree 🙌🏾

JR :

let me guess she’s in a DGH!

Rubes :

I wonder what specialties you both do, I assume your friend is Psych/GP and you’re a high demand hospital post like Paeds or A&E

aishamusthapha :

🥰🥰🥰

khuriaz :

It’s just started being in F1 /F2 helps you in deciding how you want to pursue in ur career .In medicine stability comes when u chose the speciality and cross Reg level .

Imran Bawani :

Concentrate on training for the first 2 years. Don’t compare

Ralph Strachan :

Beautiful

louik96 :

things will only get worse as you go up the ladder.

DS_YaAmeer 🪝 :

Come to Nigeria where a resident doctor can be on duty for complete 1 week from Monday to another month with no break 😔😔😔