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Check out Dr. Anthony Chaffee, Brain Surgeon at Royal Perth Hospital. American in Australia. Carnivore advocate.

Thank you for doing this video! For those of us who are Black American doctors considering working internationally, there are almost no resources that speak about what it’s like to be Black and working outside of the US. Unfortunately it’s a topic we must consider before accepting a position in another country. Is there a way to speak to Dr Brown? Her website is not functioning.

It's interesting to note that several (over a dozen) African-American slave came to Australia as convicts in the first fleet. One became very close to the governor and rose to quite a high status. Even a part of Sydney is named after him, (Blue's Point in North Sydney). However, don't buy the myth that there was no slavery in Australia. There definitely was. Many indigenous people were put into slavery; although it was not to the degree and extent of state-sanctioned slavery as in the USA, there definitely was slavery. The irony was Australia was a place for black African American slaves to be free, but many of our own native black people suffered greatly. In fact, the indigenous people of Australia have much more in common with the indigenous people of the USA and Canada than with Black Americans who tended to do very well in Australia.

Hello Answer in my massage can change my life I graduated from Ukraine 2 years ago in general medicine And I want to continue my study in residency program in dermatologist in russia My dream move to Spain I am from Palestine and my life is very dangerous and not safe no future for me to saty here So I want to move to Spain 🇪🇸 So my plan right now to get Residency in russia 🇷🇺 in dermatology and in the same time learn Spanish , after this work in Spain, first question is I can know if my certificate from russia in dermatology they will recognized it , and tge secaned Q I saw in your video is after all steps they can non accept my certificate , so the poin I can't now before start my residency if 100% if they will recognized or not ?

I haven't even started my residency but I could relate to Dr. Goins on soo many points! I loved how honestly she answered the ques❤ wish you all the best for your channel, idk why it hasn't blown up already?! P.S- it'd be helpful if you also invite fresh grads who're taking such unconventional routes & not rushing into 'residency'!

I want to thank you, Ashwini and Emeric, for your great site. I must say that having found your platform has given me a lot of hope and has pushed me to pursue the same dream of living abroad. It doesn't seem a scary step anymore... Listening to so many US doctors' stories on how they decided to move to other countries, and how everything has turned out well for them gives me the courage to try to do it as well, so thank you!

Wow amazing couple to go around the world seeking adventure and working as physicians

I don’t recall if it was exactly covered in this video, but how many years does it take for a US attending to become a consultant in the UK? In other words, how long does she have to be a registrar?

I’ve only just watched this and how awesome it is to have Natalie here with us. As somebody else commented there are not many black Americans in NZ and it’s lovely to have them join our growing multicultural family in NZ.

Could do a video about the process for Canada? Preferably British Columbia!

Kia ora ( hello) and haeire mai ( welcome)😊

Ah compulsory union membership is illegal in NZ

Nzs accident isurance scheme, acc covers medical miadventure for patients

Sonia key

I needed to watch this

You have an amazing channel, thankyou. I love the stories and experiences as told by our new families. I do hope you visit one day 😊 Also, Im so glad someone had the foresight to put a wanted ad out there. Equally pleased we now have a new 'kiwi'. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience in our small world.

What an inspiring talk to listen in on. Glad I found this. A year late but no matter. I've heard many wonderful stories from 'new kiwi' now calling New Zealand home. Thank you all for your kind words. Haere mai! Haere mai! Haere mai!❤

This is such an awesome and inspiring interview! As a surgeon myself I got a lot out of it and am grateful that Dr Gupta shared her experience. So interesting how she was able to make this happen, while staying in academics and still advancing her career.

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Somewhat interesting. After an extensive career as an adolescent medicine pediatrician, I have been working college health in California for the past 5+years. I would love to practice university student health in Ireland, fully cognizant that the pay is probably nominal.

Hello from Melbourne Australia 😊 I'm glad my fellow Aussies are treating Dr Brown with the respect she clearly deserves. Just a note: Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea are back-to-front on the globe icon 😅

What a brilliant episode, well done both of you.

Really enjoyed your video!

Thank you everyone in this thread who has welcomed me to your beautiful country. I am still in love with it and am going nowhere. I love where I work and plan on remaining. Best decision I ever made.💜

I would have thought the kids would have been worried why there were no Shooter Intruder Drills at school.

Enjoyed the interview immensely.

I really enjoyed the interview, thank you.

Hey Justin, this is your opportunity to write a 'paper' on the costs for physicians to move to Australia. I am sure those who would follow will appreciate it.

Please pass on our thanks for this lady to come and work in nz especially during those Covid years! We need more like her to come live, work and stay in NZ.

Old mate was really entertaining! Good on him, onya Doc

Chur eah Docotor Brown my bro neat alright aye cuzzy

I’m not a doctor but generally in Australia, the Federal Gov’t controls medical pay structures. An MP ( Medical Practitioner ) or local doctor, has a structured fee scale and controlled income stream. A specialist can charge whatever they want and a Mr even more.

Digital Medical Record ( system based on US system) being rolled out right now. We only just started voting on computers!!! Some people don't trust voting machines!! I know right!!! Lol.

Thank you for not letting the bureaucratic BS put you off - especially as you'd earn more money in Aussie.

I would like to know where about this Dr is located in an emergency department if he is only seeing 1 patient an hour. His explanation maybe the reason why we have big ambulance ramping times because they cant get into the hospital emergency departments and 5/6hour patient waiting time for walk in patients. Greetings from Western Australia 🇦🇺

don't come here thinking that it will give u a better life and that applying for a doctor or nurse is better in one country than the other its not Aus still has problems with the medicine/medical industry I wish people stop advertising this country as glamourise it is anything but that u can say the same thing about uk or Canada that has a good healthcare system but there r problems and at the end of the day it is still 1000 u r spending nothing different to America

Like she said the job is 1 year then she has to go back because we can’t have her here if she doesn’t complete farm work

The country is shit u really want to move here have fun paying over 100 for every thing the country is a prison colony and ur paying to see a doctor here

I'm in Queensland and I had a wonderful Canadian doctor I love our health care system :)

So what are you going to do when the new law passes that criminalizes vitamins, supplements and alternative therapy, and the new PM is going to hunt down all unvaxxed

At the moment there are a few remote town that have an incentive program to get General practitioners like a free house/ car and even up to $100k wage for the first year

*8 states and territories fyi

You are not a "expat" .No such thing.You are a immigrant.there is no " expat" office etc. Being a immigrant is ok.

Thank you Dr Brown for the contribution you and your husband make to the Australian healthcare system.

Specialist registration means you have completed the long course of study after the basic degree, and means you can work as a consultant, in hospials or private practice. But sure, even though GP is a specialty, you can work as GP while you attend the requisite hours of training courses and conferences.

Thank you to this doctor for contributing to the Australian healthcare system. Unfortuntely, a previous PM who (as treasurerer) abolished Medibank universal health insurance in 1976, then as PM began the slow-boiled-frog destruction of Medicare, in order to bring in the failed American 'healthcare system'. Hopefully the new govt fixes up the mess left by the conservatives over the last 25 years.

The hospitals I have been to are all digital, even the go or specialist

I don’t know where in Australia you are practicing but in advance thankyou for your work. I live in Perth Western Australia and both our GP’s and Public Hospitals, our perception’s are done by computer. 2 year’s ago I spent 5 weeks in our newest hospital called Fiona Stanley Hospital. I was in ICU for 3 weeks and then 2 weeks on the general ward. When I was in the ICU the Nursing was one on one, so you had a nurse with you at all times and they were the ones who gave you your medication and did everything you needed. The Doctor’s would do at least 2 rounds a day and there would be a computer operator with them with a computer on a trolley and every thing the doctor’s said and wanted done would be put in to your records on the computer. Also the radiology department department is open 24 hours a day and if you need a CT scan or an MRI urgently through the night their would be some one to do them. Also my stay didn’t cost me a cent. The hospital supplied me with all the medications I needed to take home with me and even though it’s a Public Hospital I at all times had a private room and bathroom and the hospital sent all my records to my GP. In closing I do know that in the bigger cities in Australia that you won’t get some of the same thing’s I did but that doesn’t mean you won’t be well looked after.

Living in my hometown of Hobart, I'd say it's really cool too, in all sorts of ways (although actually it was pretty hot today).

Amazing, as an Aussie I was slightly obsessed with America and have travellled there 6 times and would have loved to live there but over the past few years things have changed and I'm very glad to live in this wonderful country and I know a few Americans wanting to move here! How the times have changed...