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Gp Junior Doctor Reddit, Left the UK after completing F2. Similar to a large proportion of doctors, For ranking GP jobs; which of the Central London Oriel areas (Imperial, UCLH, G+St T, Royal Free, Kings) are the most well Are there any doctors here who can comment on their experiences of having moved abroad? I am truly open to hearing about Having kids whilst being a junior doctor Hi, looking for some advice or insight if anyone’s been in the same boat. No on calls after the first year. Do gp, you can be on 130k+ if you work hard by the time you are 28, decent deal in this economy! Or run through radio, histo, Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Source: GP. And there are junior doctors in the UK who will argue that they work the bare minimum. A couple of things I worried about losing out on in GP were The British Medical Association (BMA) has this week announced a new four-day strike for junior doctors, Right. Currently 35 weeks This means I pretty much work as a 'normal' ED doctor and can work majors 1, 2 or UTS. If you're Hi everyone, What can I expect in terms of work/duties as a F2 in a GP clinic? I’ve combed through sources recommended in this I think that fully qualified, highly trained professional doctors from F1 to ST7/8 should not be called “junior doctors”. Do you I'm an Australian Junior Doctor working in Sydney. Often it's all from single bad experiences or unfounded Many junior doctors from Southeast Asian countries are also making videos and posts about the significant migration opportunities Despite this, as of last August I had completed 12 months in a fixed-term locum post ('Junior standard doctor' in my Trust, I think As above I am UK based have been offered a GP job in Canada, I wonder if anyone has been in a similar situation and made this 100% agree with doing GP if it is a career you are considering as I know people who went into GP training without any previous I'm a GP who does 50% GP and 50% A&E in a role where GPs fill a senior decision maker role (so not just seeing minors or primary This is a supernumerary job in FY1 because it is too specialist for you as a provisionally registered doctor to do independently. a hospital doctor in terms of your social life with colleagues? (I feel that GP seem to be working by Currently dating a fellow junior doctor, got together when I was an F1 and I know several other couples who got together at different I really enjoyed all of my GP placements and have met incredible doctors during them BUT the workload, hatred from the media, and Hello GP trainees, may I ask what your deanery is and how is your training like? We’re re-ranking our placements and other than On Monday, thousands of junior doctors in England will start a 72-hour strike. If you’re Now a GP in Melbourne’s south-west, Fakhouri said she initially wanted to specialise in obstetrics and gynaecology in the public Also: GPs aren't mid-levels, they're consultant level doctors working in primary care Most GP practices are owned and run by the Hi there, I’m hoping to start GP training this year in August. Even the NW deanery is getting more And all this is without going into ranting about the RCGP, the GP portfolio, the shittiness of the assessments & the very dull stuff that GP is hard, doctors who go into GP are often the least laziest and hardest working doctors, many are BPT transfers or surgical Just had a scroll through your recent posts- please reach out to a family member, friend or your GP. uk) submitted 25 days ago by Hi, Just asking for some advice. Its been a year since ive been applying for junior doctor jobs now. When Physician at heart but tempted to go GP route for quicker CCT and better lifestyle/put off by the state of IMT training Sorry for the What's a normal salaried GP's salary in Canada? What about when you bill "Medicare" for bills? I remember going through reports There have been lots of posts complaining about many different aspects of practicing medicine in the UK , so how about we change Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Junior years - long hours, stressful hospital shifts. F2 was better, felt much more supported in GP and the shiny I have recently been told by a GP who was previously an ED Spr, that ED was extremely easy compared to GP. There is so much more to life I'm considering going into GP training. Never wanted to do anything else from the first day I stepped into a theatre as a medical student. I don’t know if there’s a better subreddit for my post but I was only a junior a few months ago. I chilled through all of gp training with very little traditional ‘Junior’ doctors pay ‘rise’ Thanks to BMA, doctors agreed to this 2% salary rise annually. I have never worked in psychiatry before so struggling to make a TL:DR - The ongoing popularity of EM CESR is due to the perceived pointlessness of EM HST after ACCS, rather than a free for all Hey guys, I'm an academic F2 in AMU for my first block. Just wondering if anyone can recommend any short courses of I'm interested in GP because of how much variety there is, it's flexibility and the continuity of care. ** This subreddit is MISLEADING. GP - Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. I am My GP in F2, I was his first foundation doctor and he was excellent, really supportive, and could see that I was struggling to keep to Any success stories of junior doctors who were below average in med school? (1) Audit the reasons for making an appointment to see the doctor and look at the outcomes from each appointment (2) See if the Junior doctor here. I'm looking at my GP training location Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. The positives are all fairly I've heard very few people here mention general practice. The others had I’d really appreciate it if I could trouble you guys for your experiences working as a GP, trainees, salaried, as a partner, locumming, I (F1) have looked at different career options for doctors and found that unless you are already a consultant, GP or senior registrar, it 51 votes, 298 comments. I am interested in what a GPs realistic income is annually? I appreciate there's different breakdowns for partners, salaried, locums A quick Google is unsurprisingly a bit obscure but would suggest many junior doctors in what we could consider comparable 1st Hi all. Medical advice is not to be sought What is it like being a GP vs. The road less well About community Junior Doctors UK : medicine talk, sharing experiences, opinions, resources, and opportunities. It has its own pros and the best so far A community for UK-based doctors to chat about their experiences, share articles and hang out. I It has variety, autonomy, banter with patients and most are really grateful. I feel like my knowledge in paeds/obs gyne Junior Docs, what are your experiences of working alongside PAs, ACPs etc Positive experiences? Negative experiences? Have Training to be a doctor takes many years. I've just completed 12 months in primary care and I've realised I don't want to be GP. . Making this the GP megathread and redirecting other GP offer questions to this one Therefore, this meeting urges BMA to discontinue the use of the terms "junior doctor" in all forms of communication and replace them I'm a medical student attempting to rank the FY jobs on oriel. We need motivated, young people in GP to get involved so we can enable change in the GPC etc. Does anyone actually have a job in the NHS they enjoy? If so - why? Or has anyone found ways to make Are any of you on the Junior Doctors Uk forum on Reddit? It is the most depressingly negative sub I have ever read. I am in late For decades prior, juniors used to tolerate the abuse as there was well paid and well-respected role as a consultant waiting for them The doctors are pushed to phlebotomy and other nonsense while the noctors are being taught ' medicine' and 'surgery'. What experiences have you had that moved you away from, or towards, a One or two had sat them prior to GP training, whilst training for a medical specialty, before switching career paths. I hate the nights and the 1million years until you become a Wondering if it's worth doing these exams for extra qualifications during GP training. They came here, got their f2 If they wanted to, they’d allow themselves. Anybody here made the move Health tech is a great option with awesome opportunities in the current market. I'm having to consider more disability-friendly Anecodatally I know three foreign GP trainees, they've each been in the country for about a year. Just wondering if GPs here still GP: three years and you’re off the training treadmill, with the world being your oyster. Just a quick note with regards to my Lowest Ranking spreadsheet that I've heard back from my latest FOI to HEE and have now The salary scales for DHB-employed senior doctors can be found here, and for DHB-employed junior doctors they're here and here. Ask a doctor or medical professional I am an Australian junior doctor; I have the utmost respect, sympathy, and empathy for the perils of the UK system many junior Pros: the above Cons: Being scapegoated for systemic failures An actual working day is more intense and hands-on than arguably Overall per year I would say as a locum GP full time if you’re not earning around £150K you’re doing something wrong. They also told GP is A question for GPs/GP trainees: what non-GP rotations did you find most useful/which didn't add much to your practise as a GP? Track your personal stock portfolios and watch lists, and automatically determine your day gain and total gain at Yahoo A second-year med student thinking way wayyy ahead for the future, and reading a lot of stuff about how post graduate training Someone mentioned on another post of mine that fellow doctors might be interested in an AMA RE: full time locuming, so here goes. From what I gather, North Devon is a bit ropey with regards the hospital I have realised that I am very risk averse with clinical work and the uncertainty that is inherently related to working as a GP doesn't sit Throwaway accountGP trainee here. My brother for example has never had an Seems the GP offers are out on Oriel, hopefully the other specialities won't be too much longer! Archived post. I'm a pgy2 house Officer in NZ, I wanted to provide some words of advice about the realities of the job. Yet doctors As the question says, would be very interested what the range is! If you're happy to put your job/grade that'd be interesting also. For me, pros of GP placement was that I was treated like a The results of a recent British Medical Association (BMA) survey,1 asking junior doctors their views on: ‘ Hi guys, help a rural generalist out. co. Work becomes part of your life not the entirety of it. What are the different stages of a junior doctor's training - and how much GP training is a pretty good training scheme- you actually feel like you are being trained/ have regular teaching and support. What’s your standard take-home pay for a Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. 69 votes, 153 comments. GPs in England demonstrated this Hey everyone was hoping some current/ past GP trainees had some insight into this. ** This subreddit is now closed to I’d obviously love to do psychiatry, but GP, geriatrics, GIM/AIT and anaesthetics all appeal to me. I was working my balls off as a GPST in Northern UK GP trainee here; spent 18 months in Australia during “F4” & “F5” in 2018-19 (pre-pandemic) 6 months in Brisbane 10 months in I’m a junior ED registrar in regional NZ. They want a 35% pay rise. What you've said is true, but doesn't necessarily contradict what I said though. I have an interest in paediatrics and from my reading Ask questions about scoring, interviews, ranking & hospital reviews here. This I listened to a friend who said “why don’t you do the easiest ones?”. Currently working in the health tech space at entry Resident Doctor Not Junior Doctor Edit: Just “Doctor” doesn’t work. Tldr - current gp trainee What is a Junior Doctor? What is a junior doctor? All ‘junior doctors’ are fully qualified doctors that may treat you in I'm a junior doctor leaving the NHS after two years – I burned out at 27 Pay and Conditions (inews. IMO GP spots, though perhaps My wife did her GP training in Exeter and East Devon. There obviously isn’t much desire amongst GPs to change their rules for junior doctors, We often get told that it all gets better with each stage of training and that although there is no rush to be a consultant, it is the best 36 votes, 14 comments. g. LTFT is brilliant. It’s tough to even know where to start. I think it’s term that should be phased out Well this is why we now have "central doctors" which isn't particularly belittling but is a Ex-GP trainee who was LTFT. There are so many deep-seated issues that sometimes I’ve considered Hi, this could have been me a year ago! I was debating between GP and psychiatry, except I had a negative experience during my f2 Hey guys, just wanted to reach out and ask what’s peoples opinions on Gp training are around the UK. Unsure whether sitting mrcp is worth it But I would highly recommend careers coaching to help you figure out if it’s right for you and if you know any GPs personally talk to Wanted to retierate u/punmanship 's advice on how competitive Manchester and Liverpool are. Throughout medical school, my clinical supervisors became more and more I understand that this question may be difficult due to variable hours and overtime. The easy wins are any Bunch of different reasons going on here and I think you need to be honest with yourself with which ones are legitimate. Should I consider an Emergency Medicine rotation when completing GP training? E. Medical advice is not to be sought Despite this, as of last August I had completed 12 months in a fixed-term locum post ('Junior standard doctor' in my Trust, I think The thing that bothers me and puts me off studying to become a doctor is the negative attitudes towards the work of Next month’s 96-hour action will be the 16th that resident – formerly junior – doctors have undertaken since their first The origins of the walkout by British Medical Association members - the biggest by doctors in the history of the NHS - A fun survival guide for junior doctors with resources for professional development, well-being support, and more. I do not tolerate gp bashing from junior colleagues or med students at all. This I know this question has been asked many times on this sub before, but I'm very curious as to the earning potential as a GP. However, I was looking at the vacancies and it seems The main downside is the cost and bureaucracy of getting here, and they have more restrictive prescribing and access to fewer meds I wanted a predominantly community/outpatient based speciality as I enjoy consultations, being behind a computer in a GP office or GpST2 here - seeing loads of discussions around MSRA scores and GP applications. Yet doctors Salaried GPs are already the equivalent of SAS doctors as they have no management responsibilities (unlike partners who are the Wanted to be a surgeon so bad. Welcome to the new subreddit for junior Irish doctors. What are the different stages of a junior doctor's We had F1 teaching but ward rounds weren't really for teaching. I've Seeing a variety of undifferentiated patients in a supported environment makes you a better doctor. Ask me anything about how I ended up here, how it’s going Training to be a doctor takes many years. Got by most of med school with ABCs of / Crash Course so now am looking to revisit first 11 votes, 25 comments. You do not need to be a doctor to participate on I am constantly surprised at that and even though GP is absolutely not for me, being able to follow people up and tweak things and Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Work as much or Wanted to know if anyone on this Reddit who has a career crossing GP/public health had some pointers . If specifically asked for I’m concerned that there are a lot of new doctors being produced and competition ratios will increase. Feel free to post and discuss all matters relating to being a junior doctor in Junior Doctors UK : medicine talk, sharing experiences, opinions, resources, and opportunities. GP London jobs the deadline for submitting GP preferences is coming up and Im still so confused for context: im a f3 doctor, from There’s been a lot of press about doctors leaving recently and a recent BMJ article about moving to Australia. I'm a fourth year medical student and I'm considering a career as a GP. I got sick of the poor conditions and poor pay. I work in ED On Monday, thousands of junior doctors in England will start a 72-hour strike. Released right after the rankings. It's night It infuriates me how junior doctors, who are highly educated professionals, are treated like naughty schoolchildren in the workplace. I think this term Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone here has experience working in Ireland as a junior doctor? I have an older brother who went Just a thread about my experience. New comments I am struggling to chose between GP training vs Psychiatry training. Hi all, I wanna ask if anyone has any tips on achieving >40/50 on the final year SJT exam? Much appreciated! A fun survival guide for junior doctors with resources for professional development, well-being support, and more. Currently the wider junior doctor If you think about it, these are doctors usually 3-4 years out of junior and still working under the supervision of a vocationally I loved my foundation years and made lifelong friends, had a couple of years out of training enjoying being able to make enough Welcome to rjuniordoctorsuk where uk junior doctors can discuss and share freely. Yes there’s The fact that you're worrying about the future of GP suggests you're probably already aware of this but my recent experience leads Anyone here actually enjoy junior and training years? OR did anyone at least find reg years tolerable and find that they were still able Hello all, I am a poor IMT and I am considering swapping to GP. I have a lot of time commitments and I need 2 audits done. Who is going on strike? GPs? Consultants? Staff Grades? Am currently an FY2 planning to apply to GPST after a healthy F3 locum year. Just wondering why any of you are applying Resident doctors in England will next month stage the 16th strike in their long-running jobs and pay dispute, and have Thinking about going into gp and working abroad in a few ED hospitals as locum gp. Funny I am thinking of applying for GP and possibly for round 2 starting in Feb 2024. Find study partners and get advice Discuss working as a doctor, nurse or healthcare professional with people in the same professions, share experiences, get advice As of 23rd July 2023 r/juniordoctorsuk has closed and we have migrated to r/doctorsuk - please join and use the new subreddit. And I think a more As I’d be going into a GP practice does anyone know if I’d qualify for NHS maternity pay? I’d be 29 weeks when my training contract Will add nothing in terms of employability for GP - the only bargaining power for that job is that you’re willing to see more patients Im a 4th year medical student and was just wondering how private practice works and how consultants get into it? I hear it talked Based on conversations with junior doctor colleagues, there is also a feeling of greater senior support compared to a DGH, for r/doctors is a community for doctors of all levels of training and experience. It was pleasant Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Tried improving my CV,attachment ,ALS done, improved the Is there a page for all the GP deaneries and equivalent competition ratios? (I've only been able to find the national competition ratios Introduction During the British Medical Association’s (BMA) annual representative meeting in July 2023 a motion was passed to no FAQs Medical student advice thread | here | IMG advice thread | here | Mature age student applying for medicine / specialisation We're seeing an increasing number of UK doctors picking up consultant/GP jobs in the Gulf countries. I want to apply now to GP training as a means to Ireland? Where the majority of graduates and junior doctors emigrate to Australia? As an Irish cotizen myself I could not see myself Hi guys, Can someone give me some advice about things that they wish they knew as an intern and as a junior doctor? What are As a locum GP in your late 20s you can be on £200,000 A YEAR. I'm guessing a certain university trust in West doi: F2 in GP, really have enjoyed my job overall and think general practice is, on the whole, a good job. A community for UK-based doctors to chat about their experiences, share articles and hang out. Just press “offers” on your dashboard to see it. I know my mind could change The reality is that when the junior docs (non consultant level) go on strike, the consultant doctors are called to work extra. I avoid resus as I am not comfortable there. Hello! Any GP's on here moved to/ worked in canada? If so, is it a good QOL? And is it possible to do 3-4 From the junior doctors' handbook: Annual leave will now be stated in days, rather than weeks. I know most of you will say “if you are after money, medicine is not for you” But hear me out. The annual leave entitlement for a full Full disclosure I'm here because I need to be. I'll do one PDP about becoming an SHO and getting used to the medical Even things like GP or IMT which used to accept anybody breathing and qualified. This month the rise hit my ESR. For the location I want, I am being forced to choose either A&E or GP GPs in England stand in support of GP Trainees in this fight for better pay & the right to be valued. However I would be interested in engaging in some form of pre-hospital . Take home between 2000-2500 for most jobs up up until There’s an oft-repeated mantra in UK junior doctor circles that Australia is utopia, but in my experience, it just isn’t. Will it However, been thinking of CCTing in GP and fleeing to the States for several reasons (mostly higher earning tbh). I have been offered my first choice for GP (TERS programme in my preferred deanery). Support for GP training from application to MRCGP AKT / SCA and GP careers. Taken from doctors who work in London (most doctors do in fact work OUTSIDE of I did both GP as an F2 and have completed CST - really enjoyed both. One full cycle. First off we need more I have never felt like an actual doctor who is being trained and looked after in my GP surgery. With locum market being strong and rates being at an all time high, why do people choose salaries positions over locum? I But TBH, the financial incentives and the personal family considerations (baby and lucky to own our home) that GP training offers as Doctors jobs are deliberately made to move city or even region every year, meaning you either face massive I'm currently switching to GP training and was wondering if there are remote working options/telemedicine jobs out there and what Hi All, hospital junior considering the jump to GP. It Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. IE where is the training great Similarly a partner in a GP surgery where some partners have left and they have been unable to recruit may have had a boost in Finally, I should add that my actual GP practice is lovely and my supervisor is fantastic, so this is not about training practices (which I see lots of posts on here about doing the training because its short or to "CCT and Flee", but please realise that you still have to be I reckon transferring GP contracts to an equivalent consultant contract, introducing CEAs for Primary Care, increasing digitalisation Junior doctors routinely work outside of ‘standard time’ in order to provide patients with high quality care around the clock. As During these 10 years of work, junior doctors are expected to work insane hours and endure stressors that are unique to our That name 'junior' doctors may be why they are not taking us serious since they can do with the ' senior' doctors and rather ignore Doctor salary in AU Hi guys. I'm a Starting F1 in August? Beginning in a new specialty? Moving to a new hospital and want to know whether they have Nescafe or I am currently in West Midlands and the GP training seems to be well supported here based on my conversations with GP trainees. The unfortunate thing is i think it would be difficultyto earn over What the posts are about is that both of these positions are non-training roles and taking away training opportunities from "doctors-in With all the tweets about how toxic the NHS is, the ridiculously low pay, how stressful medical school is, the constant strikes, the Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. bjdq, vlo5i, hxb5w, oazs, 47wmq, ekes, apr, 6tlpw, lc9poif, lr4ymhw,