Randomly stumbled across this video and realised you examined me for one of the stations! I will never forget the Hardy Weinberg equation ever again.. so thank you I guess. All the best
Thanks Sandra - I'm not able to do those currently at home but in the mean time there are some amazing channels that have such videos e.g. @geekymedics
😊 thank you! Good luck with your studies :) aw thank you, it’s a single diamond stone necklace (was a wedding gift back in September) so not sure where it’s from, sorry :/
Hey I really enjoy your vlogs! And my journey into medicine is somewhat similar to yours haha.. wondering did UCL offer a graduate 4 year course when you enrolled? Or did you enroll on the 5 year course?:)
Awh thank you!! UCL only had a 6 year undergraduate course that was reduced to 5 years (skip intercalated year) if you had a previous degree. I got into a 4 year graduate course elsewhere, but decided to stay in London :)
Thank you! :) Its mostly the work life balance, in addition to having opportunities to work part time and do other things e.g. medical education. Also the training is more female friendly. There are some negatives too, but generally the pros outweigh the negatives for me. I can make a video on it to explain it all.
The Junior Doctor hi do you think it's more female friendly with regards to maternity leave or more things like that sort. Could you tell us a little more please :)
Yes! That’s exactly why GP training is favoured by women. It’s really flexible with maternity leave and are really helpful with getting you to return to work as a part time doctor 😊
Primary medical qualification is the medical degree you obtain from medical school which is different to a levels (it’s the qualification you obtain before applying to medical school )
Randomly stumbled across this video and realised you examined me for one of the stations! I will never forget the Hardy Weinberg equation ever again.. so thank you I guess.
All the best
😂😂 hi Paul. I hope your osce experience with me was a pleasant one! Glad you’ve still remembered something from it 😊
your such an inspiration!!!
Thank you 😊
Your videos are sooo good❤️❤️❤️... It would be really helpful if you could make some educational videos like abdominal examinations etc...
Thanks Sandra - I'm not able to do those currently at home but in the mean time there are some amazing channels that have such videos e.g. @geekymedics
Great vlog! I'm also a first year medic so had those exams last month! I love your necklace btw, where is it from? :)
😊 thank you! Good luck with your studies :) aw thank you, it’s a single diamond stone necklace (was a wedding gift back in September) so not sure where it’s from, sorry :/
I tried to get work experience or shadowing at one of the royal free hospitals and the receptionist was rude and hung up on me. :/
Oh no really! You may have come across one grumpy person. I always find it useful to go in directly and speak to the staff face to face. Good luck!
You are amazing!
Awh thank you!!
Hey I really enjoy your vlogs! And my journey into medicine is somewhat similar to yours haha.. wondering did UCL offer a graduate 4 year course when you enrolled? Or did you enroll on the 5 year course?:)
Awh thank you!! UCL only had a 6 year undergraduate course that was reduced to 5 years (skip intercalated year) if you had a previous degree. I got into a 4 year graduate course elsewhere, but decided to stay in London :)
great vlog! what's made you think you want go into general practise?
Thank you! :) Its mostly the work life balance, in addition to having opportunities to work part time and do other things e.g. medical education. Also the training is more female friendly. There are some negatives too, but generally the pros outweigh the negatives for me. I can make a video on it to explain it all.
+The Junior Doctor it would be great if you did a video on it :)
Will do 😊
The Junior Doctor hi do you think it's more female friendly with regards to maternity leave or more things like that sort. Could you tell us a little more please :)
Yes! That’s exactly why GP training is favoured by women. It’s really flexible with maternity leave and are really helpful with getting you to return to work as a part time doctor 😊
Does “Primary Medical Qualification”
means the ‘Medical Degree(MBBS)’ or ‘Alevels’?
Primary medical qualification is the medical degree you obtain from medical school which is different to a levels (it’s the qualification you obtain before applying to medical school )
@@DrEzgiOzcan I didn’t quite understand it,
The PMQ is the qualification we get before applying to medical school is it?
It’s your medical degree you are given after completing medical school
What are OSCEs ?
Hi :) it’s a practical exam that medical student take. You have stations with a clinical scenario with an examiner assessing you.
Hi mam i'm from india and I did my pmg in english from russia . So do i need to take ielts or oet?