I love this Noyan! Great footage, you're such a superhero. Thank you for showing us what it's like and I'm glad you got your 2nd vac now :) Look forward to seeing more!
This was such a great vlog, Noyan! Really interesting to see what your day is like and how you make sure to squeeze in an exercise in the morning. Also, love that yellow velvet chair 0:24, it's super pretty!
Good Day :) Big thanks to this video. As an IMG, I hope I would be as successful as like you (also, having the work-life balance like running). I would like to inquire if the cases you handle there in the UK as a GP involves cutting-specialty skills since to be honest, I'm not that good when it comes to skills as compared to theoretical knowledge. Hoping for your response ASAP and take care always!
I read somewhere that a typical GP can have 1700 to 2000 patients on there books. If you were in a situation where only had 400 patients on your books and most patients were 18 to 55 years old, presumably you would have plenty of free time on your hands . In that hypothetical situation, what would you do with your free time in terms of additional support to your 400 patients. (such as organising diet plans, reviewing genetics, mental health reviews, monitoring vitamin levels or anything else to optimise the health of the patient ? ( i recently came across the story of the ancient Chinese doctor that was only paid when his patients were healthy; with the incentive of optimising patient health I wondered what the doctor was doing to ensure his patients kept as healthy as possible.). All the best !
I'm a GP too and I havent done a home visit in the last 6 months. So glad that we have a frailty team who does all of that. Cant imagine doing 2 3 visits a day.
Lucky you, some practices are well equipped with a designated visiting team. Although it’s not very often to get more than 2 visits but when it does, it’s pretty manic!
Hey doc I hope you could make a video about ur different streams of income if u would like to share with us. I am a medical student and I would love to hear ur point of view about different streams of income especially in the UK since doctors r unfortunately underpaid
When I had my first dose of my COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer/BioNTech), the injection itself wasn't painful. But some time later, it was very painful. Felt as though I'd received a stab wound in my upper arm. But it was better the next day. Second dose, similar experience, but not quite as bad as the first time.
Came here to see, how GPs work in the UK. I assume, that the pandemic altered your daily work significantly, otherwise I had the impression, that GPs don't really have that much real contact to patients^^
Hy, do you get some free weekends as a family dr? i just started my internship and i am working about 120 hours per week here in my country and it is starting to make me apreciate more the time i spend with my family because i have not been able to be with them for a while.
Hi,im trying to get life insurance,my question is what information do life insurance companys ask uk GP,s on a person who has died?ive an issue on my file thats not life threatening,but little is known about it,and insurance companys can perceive what thay want and i may not get paid out if i dont disclose it.if i do disclose it my priemium will go up.all for an issue thats not a risk to my health?
Hi, I'm James John from Liverpool. I run a small IT company based there. I'm doing some outsourcing jobs currently and am looking for some GP admin job outsourcing. Do you know any GPs? If so, please introduce me to them. Thanks, James.
Nice vlog! It seems a big chunk of your day just goes in responding to patients messages. How often do you get the same questions and have to reply to a very similar answer?
Thanks man. It's not really patient messages, its digital consultation to reduce face to face contact since the pandemic. There is wide variety of medical problems, don't really get the same questions that often.
I loved his video! Will a GP in the Uk write Robinul for excessive sweating? I made my first appointment for sweating. In the USA they give Robinul for sweating.
hi! ı work as gp in Türkiyeİin İstanbul,and want to work and leave there;would u please make a video about how can a Practioner come for living and working as a doc ,which steps should we take ?thanks for helping,,Dr.Tugba
@@NoyanMuini thanks so much sir, I am a final year medical student in Egypt planning on being a GP trainee asap, little worried about the work hours stress that I'm literally escaping here in Egypt
Yes some universities in the UK offer an extra foundation year on top of your 5-6 years of medical school to study science subjects before starting medical school. This is designed for students with no science background.
After the 2 foundation years, the GP training is an additional 3 years i.e. 5 years after medical school. General practice is like family medicine - patient's first point of contact for all medical/non medical problems.
In all areas of medicine you deal with people to varying degrees. If you want to minimise patient contact, Radiology and Pathology area specialties to consider.
Ja zamawia m bialy o niebieskie michalek lub marcinek i to ma byc ppo mnie ktos nie chce innych kolor ow 😂😂 ja zdrowa ja codziennie Kościółek bieganie lub chodzenie i czytanie pacierz a i porządki i ksiazki 5 ta czytam takie romantyczne od brata
Ja mam na imie AniaIza i ja wiecej czasu juz poświęcam na sport juz miesiąc i ja czytałam wszystkie klasy liceum wyzsze polski biologia matematyka geografia fizyka angielski niemiecki wf biblia książeczka religijna historia chemia informatyka encyklopedie trzy prawie i info o człowieku zwierzęta witaminy dieta ksiazka i o zdrowie i przysłowia kawaly dieta włosy odchudzanie i uroda i ja zapuszczam włosy jak najdłuższe i ja sport codzienny wcześniej godzina teraz dwie plus 8 ksiag dodatki czytałam
I ja też porzadki w wakacyjnie 2 godziny sportu a teraz prawie nie czytam I ja prania układ ania i sniadania I prawojazdy kategorii b czytala m tez kompiel e jA jak najczęściej
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Thanks so much for taking the time out to film this, as a medical student it is always insightful to see different specialities
Thank you!
This is a very cool video thanks for sharing!!😊
Great video!very detailed and inspiring.hoping to also become a gp some day
That is a LONG day! Thank you for all you do.
Thanks William
Thank u doctor for sharing ur experience
I love this Noyan! Great footage, you're such a superhero. Thank you for showing us what it's like and I'm glad you got your 2nd vac now :) Look forward to seeing more!
Thanks Beccy for your support :)
That’s was a perfect presentation 👌🏻👌🏻
This was such a great vlog, Noyan! Really interesting to see what your day is like and how you make sure to squeeze in an exercise in the morning. Also, love that yellow velvet chair 0:24, it's super pretty!
Thank you Juliana, so glad you enjoyed it!
Nice VLOG Noyan, this is a packed day. Great to see you manage to get a run before work.
Thank you so much Erwin! Great content on your channel, certainly need to learn a thing or two from you!
Great video! #inspired
Good Day :) Big thanks to this video. As an IMG, I hope I would be as successful as like you (also, having the work-life balance like running). I would like to inquire if the cases you handle there in the UK as a GP involves cutting-specialty skills since to be honest, I'm not that good when it comes to skills as compared to theoretical knowledge.
Hoping for your response ASAP and take care always!
I read somewhere that a typical GP can have 1700 to 2000 patients on there books. If you were in a situation where only had 400 patients on your books and most patients were 18 to 55 years old, presumably you would have plenty of free time on your hands . In that hypothetical situation, what would you do with your free time in terms of additional support to your 400 patients. (such as organising diet plans, reviewing genetics, mental health reviews, monitoring vitamin levels or anything else to optimise the health of the patient ? ( i recently came across the story of the ancient Chinese doctor that was only paid when his patients were healthy; with the incentive of optimising patient health I wondered what the doctor was doing to ensure his patients kept as healthy as possible.). All the best !
I'm a GP too and I havent done a home visit in the last 6 months. So glad that we have a frailty team who does all of that. Cant imagine doing 2 3 visits a day.
Lucky you, some practices are well equipped with a designated visiting team. Although it’s not very often to get more than 2 visits but when it does, it’s pretty manic!
@@NoyanMuiniHi, How much do you earn per month after tax and what are your working hours ?
Hey doc I hope you could make a video about ur different streams of income if u would like to share with us. I am a medical student and I would love to hear ur point of view about different streams of income especially in the UK since doctors r unfortunately underpaid
Time to move to Australia!!! GP life and pay are sooo much better here.
We need more doctors. ASAP
When I had my first dose of my COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer/BioNTech), the injection itself wasn't painful. But some time later, it was very painful. Felt as though I'd received a stab wound in my upper arm. But it was better the next day.
Second dose, similar experience, but not quite as bad as the first time.
Nice Video,
Came here to see, how GPs work in the UK. I assume, that the pandemic altered your daily work significantly, otherwise I had the impression, that GPs don't really have that much real contact to patients^^
Enjoyed this! I’m a GPST in Manchester 😄😄
Thanks Kiran, love your content, thanks for reaching out! We should link up at some point!
@@NoyanMuini sure!
Hy, do you get some free weekends as a family dr? i just started my internship and i am working about 120 hours per week here in my country and it is starting to make me apreciate more the time i spend with my family because i have not been able to be with them for a while.
can you please describe if GP from UK can work in canada , have heard a lot about it ? can you shed more light on it ? thanks
Nice video doctor Noyan
Thank you!
i want to study my science A level and study medicine at university so that i could be a GP partner/GP practice owner, would you have any advice?
What times do you normaly work? If this was a long day
Hi,im trying to get life insurance,my question is what information do life insurance companys ask uk GP,s on a person who has died?ive an issue on my file thats not life threatening,but little is known about it,and insurance companys can perceive what thay want and i may not get paid out if i dont disclose it.if i do disclose it my priemium will go up.all for an issue thats not a risk to my health?
Hi Dr, what are the Regular Duty Timings for a GP?
Gp Does is need gmc exam
or free directly apply to any hospital?
Can sertraline be increased to 250mg?
Good
Hi,
I'm James John from Liverpool. I run a small IT company based there. I'm doing some outsourcing jobs currently and am looking for some GP admin job outsourcing. Do you know any GPs? If so, please introduce me to them.
Thanks,
James.
What do you find the most difficult part of being a GP? Amazing video!
Thank you! 10min consultations are tough to keep up with!
@@NoyanMuini where is your accent from
Nice vlog! It seems a big chunk of your day just goes in responding to patients messages. How often do you get the same questions and have to reply to a very similar answer?
Thanks man. It's not really patient messages, its digital consultation to reduce face to face contact since the pandemic. There is wide variety of medical problems, don't really get the same questions that often.
@@NoyanMuini That's nice. Keeps it interesting but I'm guessing a lot to juggle as well.
@@Abrpatel Absolutely, its stressful but I enjoy it
I loved his video! Will a GP in the Uk write Robinul for excessive sweating? I made my first appointment for sweating. In the USA they give Robinul for sweating.
Might give it to you for constipation
@@marks9351 I don’t know it’s other uses but the medicine is used for excess sweating.
do you have a high salary?
hi! ı work as gp in Türkiyeİin İstanbul,and want to work and leave there;would u please make a video about how can a Practioner come for living and working as a doc ,which steps should we take ?thanks for helping,,Dr.Tugba
I have no experience of the IMG system in the UK, but will try.
Are those extended hours mandatory everyday? If not how many hours do you have to work each week please?
No they're not mandatory. How many hours you work depends on how much work you want to do.
@@NoyanMuini thanks so much sir, I am a final year medical student in Egypt planning on being a GP trainee asap, little worried about the work hours stress that I'm literally escaping here in Egypt
@@karemyosri9849 Great choice, good luck
What is the most challenging part of being a GP?
Dealing with uncooperative and unreasonable patients.
Hi bro, is there any way to go to med school if i dont have any science background? How?
Yes some universities in the UK offer an extra foundation year on top of your 5-6 years of medical school to study science subjects before starting medical school. This is designed for students with no science background.
@@NoyanMuini even for international students? Which uni bro?
How long does it take of school years to become one
17 years minimum in the UK (5 years high school, 2 years college, 5 years medical school, 2 years foundation training, 3 years GP training)
Hi doc, can I ask something, what is the specific job for GP? and how long does it takes to be a GP?
After the 2 foundation years, the GP training is an additional 3 years i.e. 5 years after medical school. General practice is like family medicine - patient's first point of contact for all medical/non medical problems.
@@NoyanMuini hi can I ask what's this 2 foundation years ? What about intern year ?
@@td7116 The foundations years are equivalent to intern year
@@DoctorAmedicine I see...thanks 😊😊
Ethiopian GPs make 150 USD per month. Be thankful for all u have
Do GP's still have the best work-life balance among specialties? Or is this no longer true?
Depends what you mean by work life balance, if you mean 9-5 job then no GP isn’t a 9-5 job.
I am not good with people. Is orthopaedic surgery or plastic surgery better option?
In all areas of medicine you deal with people to varying degrees. If you want to minimise patient contact, Radiology and Pathology area specialties to consider.
Ja zamawia m bialy o niebieskie michalek lub marcinek i to ma byc ppo mnie ktos nie chce innych kolor ow 😂😂 ja zdrowa ja codziennie Kościółek bieganie lub chodzenie i czytanie pacierz a i porządki i ksiazki 5 ta czytam takie romantyczne od brata
Got to say, if I was a Doctor, I would 100% leave for Australia, better quality of life, more sunshine, and double the money, it's a no brainer.
You are not getting any fresh air. You live in lockdown central, the UK.
you need to clarify the content
You need to mind your own business and worry about yourself.
Are you going to theatre operate a patient?? Don’t understand why you’re wearing a scrub in the gp surgery
Ja mam na imie AniaIza i ja wiecej czasu juz poświęcam na sport juz miesiąc i ja czytałam wszystkie klasy liceum wyzsze polski biologia matematyka geografia fizyka angielski niemiecki wf biblia książeczka religijna historia chemia informatyka encyklopedie trzy prawie i info o człowieku zwierzęta witaminy dieta ksiazka i o zdrowie i przysłowia kawaly dieta włosy odchudzanie i uroda i ja zapuszczam włosy jak najdłuższe i ja sport codzienny wcześniej godzina teraz dwie plus 8 ksiag dodatki czytałam
Ja chce coś na dlugasierne włosy
I ja też porzadki w wakacyjnie 2 godziny sportu a teraz prawie nie czytam I ja prania układ ania i sniadania I prawojazdy kategorii b czytala m tez kompiel e jA jak najczęściej
I ja zakupy ksiazek ciuszki I meble I rower miejski I mam pokoj wlasny