well, im filo aus dr and the only good thing about it i think is that i have developed deep friendships with IMGs such as indian, pakistani, sri lanka, etc.. i love you all ❤
Great video sir. One thing your communication skills appear top notch. Lastly, no place in the world is perfect. One has to go through rough tides every now and then to be a good sailor, that's perhaps life. Love your family, friends and off couse people like Rizwan sir who work as catalyst in our lives medical journey for internal peace and happiness.
Thank you doctor for the great information as always. I was really concerned about this topic as a young Cameroonian doctor who is interested in pursuing my career in Australia
Hello sir. Great video. Sir I have a doubt should I do master in public health and parallely prepare and give amc step 1 and 2 from Australia or clear amc exams from my native country and apply? Which one will be the better option sir
Hi First of all great content. Sir i have a doubt i want to choose this AMC path but my college is not in Australia affiliated list ..its in wdom list but not in Australia affiliated indian college . Sir plz tell me any possible way to get into amc bcoz i m really tired of neetpg rat race.
Hi sir, I’m currently working in the Emergency Department of a 30-bed hospital and also managing around 10-12 inpatients. I’m wondering if this experience would count towards applying for a junior doctor role in Australia. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!"
Hello doctor , Can u tell how to study for AMC ? When should I start preparing for it . I will be starting my MBBS journey this year in India . So from which year should I start preparing for AMC ? How to study for pg there ? Is it like residency in the us ? Can I start studying pg just after AMC or should I work for an year there before pg? Can we chose our speciality? What is AMC 1 and AMC 2 ? Can u also tell if I should change my accent ?
Hello rizwan sir Sir first of all thank you very much for giving us a lot of helpful information regarding the amc exams and as well on other related topics also time to time ..sir i had two doubts in my mind 1.sir i am first year medico and deciding to appear for amc exams in 2030... Sir will it be more tougher for me to pass the exam as a mbbs intern in comparison to today's passing rate .. 2. Sir you talked about racism in this video so i wanted to ask that will racism be increased in Australia by 2030 as i am from INDIA and we have a very strong coordination between both the countries.. Please reply back sir Thank you Love from India 😊
Not a doctor, but as a general person who is of East Asian descent, I'm concerned of how all Asians are treated in Australia. Even those who have forefathers in Australia for generations, (way longer than the white folks who may be born outside of Australia) are still being treated as outsiders and foreigners, even harassed openly for their skin colour and appearance, despite being culturally wholly Australian. It's infuriating especially when we consider us Asian countries treat white folk so well (like lords) in our home countries, but in Australia (land that itself has been forcefully seized from the natives), actual Australian citizens who are not white-skinned are treated worse than white-skinned foreigners. Those saying we don't accept foreigners because they do not want to integrate, there are Aussies here from the Eureka Stockade (1850s) that you treat as foreigners in 2024, while ten pound poms and Mediterranean descent are somehow the only accepted 'true blue Aussies'?
I agree ☝️ we see increasing marginalisation of migrant to rural and regional places. Western Sydney is predominantly migrant. Some suburbs in Sydney are total non white (Lakemba) and some total white (Cronulla)
Amazing video. Dealing with a complaint myself at this point as a junior doctor in the NHS and this is so reassuring. You are gem!
" If you want to be racially abused, atleast be well paid " . 😂😂 .
well, im filo aus dr and the only good thing about it i think is that i have developed deep friendships with IMGs such as indian, pakistani, sri lanka, etc.. i love you all ❤
Racism deeply exists in Australia. I know one friend of mine who left Australia for Canada because of racism.
Great video sir. One thing your communication skills appear top notch. Lastly, no place in the world is perfect. One has to go through rough tides every now and then to be a good sailor, that's perhaps life. Love your family, friends and off couse people like Rizwan sir who work as catalyst in our lives medical journey for internal peace and happiness.
Really insight lful video, Everyone should know this beforehead.
Thank you doctor for the great information as always. I was really concerned about this topic as a young Cameroonian doctor who is interested in pursuing my career in Australia
You are very welcome
Fantastic sir❤
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Hello sir. Great video.
Sir I have a doubt should I do master in public health and parallely prepare and give amc step 1 and 2 from Australia or clear amc exams from my native country and apply?
Which one will be the better option sir
If you wish to pursue a clinical career in Australia, you should directly opt for AMC 1 after your graduation and then apply for jobs!
Hi
First of all great content.
Sir i have a doubt i want to choose this AMC path but my college is not in Australia affiliated list ..its in wdom list but not in Australia affiliated indian college .
Sir plz tell me any possible way to get into amc bcoz i m really tired of neetpg rat race.
You should email AMC and explain your circumstances!
Are there any incidents of seniors stealing dissertations of the juniour doctors?
Well atleast you can sue them here In Australia 🇦🇺
Hi sir, I’m currently working in the Emergency Department of a 30-bed hospital and also managing around 10-12 inpatients. I’m wondering if this experience would count towards applying for a junior doctor role in Australia. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!"
If your experience is accredited and recognized by AMC, then it counts!
Hello doctor ,
Can u tell how to study for AMC ?
When should I start preparing for it . I will be starting my MBBS journey this year in India . So from which year should I start preparing for AMC ? How to study for pg there ? Is it like residency in the us ? Can I start studying pg just after AMC or should I work for an year there before pg? Can we chose our speciality? What is AMC 1 and AMC 2 ?
Can u also tell if I should change my accent ?
www.emergencyfocus.net/amc
Complete your mbbs first, don't worry about amc until after completion of ur internship
Hello rizwan sir
Sir first of all thank you very much for giving us a lot of helpful information regarding the amc exams and as well on other related topics also time to time
..sir i had two doubts in my mind
1.sir i am first year medico and deciding to appear for amc exams in 2030... Sir will it be more tougher for me to pass the exam as a mbbs intern in comparison to today's passing rate ..
2. Sir you talked about racism in this video so i wanted to ask that will racism be increased in Australia by 2030 as i am from INDIA and we have a very strong coordination between both the countries..
Please reply back sir
Thank you
Love from India 😊
Believe in yourself & Be optimistic, I refrain from speculation especially negative one
Sir how the working hrs will be for jr drs
Full time hours in South Australia and most other states is 76 hrs/fortnight.
@@EmergencyFocus thank you so much sir
@@EmergencyFocus sir is it almost the same for specialist trainees like in surgery aspect
Not a doctor, but as a general person who is of East Asian descent, I'm concerned of how all Asians are treated in Australia.
Even those who have forefathers in Australia for generations, (way longer than the white folks who may be born outside of Australia) are still being treated as outsiders and foreigners, even harassed openly for their skin colour and appearance, despite being culturally wholly Australian.
It's infuriating especially when we consider us Asian countries treat white folk so well (like lords) in our home countries, but in Australia (land that itself has been forcefully seized from the natives), actual Australian citizens who are not white-skinned are treated worse than white-skinned foreigners.
Those saying we don't accept foreigners because they do not want to integrate, there are Aussies here from the Eureka Stockade (1850s) that you treat as foreigners in 2024, while ten pound poms and Mediterranean descent are somehow the only accepted 'true blue Aussies'?
I agree ☝️ we see increasing marginalisation of migrant to rural and regional places. Western Sydney is predominantly migrant. Some suburbs in Sydney are total non white (Lakemba) and some total white (Cronulla)
@@EmergencyFocus thanks Doc