Much needed video, during this time. I attended your Demo class and very much prepared for the exam, During the journey i realized , In search of few diamonds we are leaving a golden mountain. In the past in India everyone want to leave to a developed country , But now in 2024 I can see every possible lifestyle luxury , development and innovation all exists and available in India now , but to reach it in India you Have to run one long sprint and relax , But in abroad its a marathon .
Great video Rizwan. I was happy in my country though was earning less, and when joined NHS, earning better but with stress. Every night I ponder what to choose money or financial stability or that less money with social attachments of family and relatives. Every night have these thoughts with no real conclusion. Watching this video seems like everyone passing through this stage and same feelings.
Thankyou for making this video, both sides of moving must be put online and this video coming from your channel will indeed have substantial impact on the audience.
Very thought provoking and insightful.I was missing living abroad since I lived in Qatar and did schooling there since childhood and then finished mbbs in Georgia and returned back to India and was thinking what to do.Now I feel more clear.Thanks for the insightful info doc.💯🤘God bless
It once was,,,,, of late, middle class is been wiped out, poorer becoming poorer, and the rich established,,,,,,,well, they live well no matter the country.
an important video indeed, thank you. everyone has different priorities, and luck is also a big factor in life. It's best to know our own dreams and follow them, not someone else's..
Very clear and unbiased Analysis Done Sir, which very few doctors living abroad usually tell the juniors about. It truly needs a big heart to say the truth. Thank you so much Sir..
Perhaps it’s easier said than done to relocate your children back to India, they never feel at home . Children always feel comfortable where they grew up and for them Australia will always be their home
These words that you described in this video resonates the thought I had while I was preparing for AMC step 1. Yes, it is the reality and thank you for sharing it being unbiased. Every inch of it is true. The real thing is what we really want and truly are from inside. Through that understanding comes true happiness.
@jamamakhan1876 It took me 3 months. But I had very strong basics of clinical knowledge ! Depends on what level you are ! Resources are AMEDEX, MPLUS, RACGP guidelines, AMC handbook of mcqs, and other guidelines as well
Brother, Financially it's difficult and impossible to survive in Pakistan. Those who survive in Pakistan think about their children facing much more difficult financial situations in their time as well as political uncertainty
You have certainly escaped the rat race Increasing earnings potential is one of the best way to give back to humanity! Cultural sacrifice but life’s never perfect anywhere you go! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK SIR!
The economy of india has much improved apparently but unfortunately the doctor community is not getting a good lifestyle there thats why a huge migration from indian doctors are seen. Their government seems rich, and actors, sportsmen, you tubers etc , but the people still are suffering . That is what i assume. I also think that indiam doctors should stay back depending upon the current situation of their country.
4:40 isnt it counter intuitive that even doctors in India don’t list environment as key reason to move overseas. One would expect a doctor to know the ill effects of bad air on one’s health & wellbegin!
I cannot emphasize enough how much racism we face because of our background in the job market. Leadership positions are largely reserved for people with European backgrounds. Things are changing, but at a very slow pace. It will take a long time for people to truly accept a multicultural society and its values.
Can you kindly guide about how to correctly use the Amc mcq handbook, as the mcqs are not arranged in a system wise manner, so how do you study a topic from JM and then do the practice questions for it?
Every one after getting their passport in new country talks about leaving All fake videos for gaining popularity U must have taken this decision ignoring ur passport for us to believe Don’t demotivate others
Thank you sir for this video I plan to do cardiology residency in Germany (6yrs), then additional 2-3 years in interventional cardiology. Would the specialist assessment outcome for me be favourable given that Germany doesn't have a clearly structured residency training and exams? I'd really appreciate your input
Specialist recognition for cardiology in Australia after completing training in Germany is possible, but the outcome will depend on the specifics of your training program. The lack of a clearly structured residency program in Germany could make it more challenging for automatic recognition, but your detailed training and experience will still play a key role. Consider booking a 1:1 session over Zoom so we can discuss your options in great detail: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway
Wherever one migrates always important to research the geopolitics of the country, good choice, Saudi Arabia excellent place to live and work. Australian society is very aethist, deeply racist and bogan all combined and most have very vast nafs.
Sir! Currently in final year of medical school. I will be ECFMG certified Insha'Allah in 2026. Then I will apply for emergency medicine residency in Agha khan hospital and completing my MRCEM exams. After that, what will be my level and job prospects in Australia?
Hello doctor, I'm an IMG. Does the intern in my country have to meet the requirements of Ahpra for Australian and New Zealand medical graduates (8 weeks in emergency medical care, 10 weeks in medicine, 10 weeks in surgery)?
As an IMG, you are not directly required to meet the same internship requirements as Australian and New Zealand medical graduates (e.g., 8 weeks emergency, 10 weeks medicine, and 10 weeks surgery). However, depending on your pathway to registration, you may still need to complete clinical rotations or supervised practice in these areas to ensure that you meet the Australian medical standards for safe practice. It’s important to consult AHPRA or the AMC directly to understand the specific requirements for your situation.
In Australia, the Australian Medical Council (AMC) does not maintain a centralized merit list ranking for medical specialties such as Plastic Surgery and Dermatology. Instead, each specialty is governed by its respective professional college, which oversees training, assessment, and selection processes.
Sir, I am from India. I done my paramedic course ; bsc emergency medicine , I am planning to go abroad, please sir give any suggestions. Which country is good . Please reply sir thank you 🙏🏻
Hi Doctor ❤ I am a 5 th year med student in Belarus 🇧🇾.Can I come and do practices (just practices we do before the Graduation it’s like under a doctor we watch ….)if I come in my summer vacation to Australia?
Much needed video, during this time. I attended your Demo class and very much prepared for the exam, During the journey i realized , In search of few diamonds we are leaving a golden mountain. In the past in India everyone want to leave to a developed country , But now in 2024 I can see every possible lifestyle luxury , development and innovation all exists and available in India now , but to reach it in India you Have to run one long sprint and relax , But in abroad its a marathon .
Indeed, it's about finding the right fit for your lifestyle and aspirations, both personally and professionally!
You are a good orator..the pauses you are taking are exceptional... excellent doctor..
Great video Rizwan. I was happy in my country though was earning less, and when joined NHS, earning better but with stress. Every night I ponder what to choose money or financial stability or that less money with social attachments of family and relatives. Every night have these thoughts with no real conclusion. Watching this video seems like everyone passing through this stage and same feelings.
Such a valuable video
Thank you for being honest instead of trying to impress
Please talk abt the housing crisis in Australia. This is the biggest concern for aspirants nowadays.
Indian ? why are you leaving India ?
PLEASE do more videos like that! So necessary. Cheers from brazil
Thankyou for making this video, both sides of moving must be put online and this video coming from your channel will indeed have substantial impact on the audience.
It is my pleasure to be able to help.
Such a fantastic video!! Time to realize ownself. Thank you very much for revealing the reality, although most highlight only the colourful part.🙏
I’m glad you found it helpful and hopefully it provides valuable insight for you to make a better informed decision!
Very thought provoking and insightful.I was missing living abroad since I lived in Qatar and did schooling there since childhood and then finished mbbs in Georgia and returned back to India and was thinking what to do.Now I feel more clear.Thanks for the insightful info doc.💯🤘God bless
Australia population and resources are the reason why it is so good to live here. Beautiful country.
It once was,,,,, of late, middle class is been wiped out, poorer becoming poorer, and the rich established,,,,,,,well, they live well no matter the country.
Well made video doc. Love from India
an important video indeed, thank you. everyone has different priorities, and luck is also a big factor in life. It's best to know our own dreams and follow them, not someone else's..
Dr Saab thanks a lot for talking about this topic.
Very much relevant to current situation in South East Asian countries.
Very clear and unbiased Analysis Done Sir, which very few doctors living abroad usually tell the juniors about. It truly needs a big heart to say the truth.
Thank you so much Sir..
It’s my pleasure to be able to help.
Fantastic and very true Dr. Rizwan!
What a lovely human you have been dear sir ma sha ALLAH
I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Sir , why most IMG docs are taking gp pathway or Emergency medicine… it’s rare to hear IMG getting surgery specialty
Perhaps it’s easier said than done to relocate your children back to India, they never feel at home .
Children always feel comfortable where they grew up and for them Australia will always be their home
❤ from India… very beautiful video
Very well and rational observation
These words that you described in this video resonates the thought I had while I was preparing for AMC step 1. Yes, it is the reality and thank you for sharing it being unbiased.
Every inch of it is true. The real thing is what we really want and truly are from inside. Through that understanding comes true happiness.
So have you cleared the exam ?
@ACE-zv7cl Yes, I did
@@abishkafle1189 when did you take the exam? Can you please tell me how long the preparation took, and what resources you used?
@jamamakhan1876 It took me 3 months. But I had very strong basics of clinical knowledge ! Depends on what level you are ! Resources are AMEDEX, MPLUS, RACGP guidelines, AMC handbook of mcqs, and other guidelines as well
Did you buy the emergency focus course? Plus any advice for someone who's just starting on the AMC journey?@@abishkafle1189
That urdu part❤❤❤
So much love from Pakistan ❤❤❤
heart touching sir
Best analysis….life and social security zero in south Asian countries
Major reason is security .. though in india many might be earning more than western counterparts
He is Kurdish or Arab? Because in Iraq have two major nationality?
Brother, Financially it's difficult and impossible to survive in Pakistan. Those who survive in Pakistan think about their children facing much more difficult financial situations in their time as well as political uncertainty
You have certainly escaped the rat race
Increasing earnings potential is one of the best way to give back to humanity!
Cultural sacrifice but life’s never perfect anywhere you go!
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK SIR!
The economy of india has much improved apparently but unfortunately the doctor community is not getting a good lifestyle there thats why a huge migration from indian doctors are seen. Their government seems rich, and actors, sportsmen, you tubers etc , but the people still are suffering . That is what i assume. I also think that indiam doctors should stay back depending upon the current situation of their country.
4:40 isnt it counter intuitive that even doctors in India don’t list environment as key reason to move overseas. One would expect a doctor to know the ill effects of bad air on one’s health & wellbegin!
I cannot emphasize enough how much racism we face because of our background in the job market. Leadership positions are largely reserved for people with European backgrounds. Things are changing, but at a very slow pace. It will take a long time for people to truly accept a multicultural society and its values.
Can you kindly guide about how to correctly use the Amc mcq handbook, as the mcqs are not arranged in a system wise manner, so how do you study a topic from JM and then do the practice questions for it?
🎉❤🎉
Thanks
Every one after getting their passport in new country talks about leaving
All fake videos for gaining popularity
U must have taken this decision ignoring ur passport for us to believe
Don’t demotivate others
Thank you sir for this video
I plan to do cardiology residency in Germany (6yrs), then additional 2-3 years in interventional cardiology.
Would the specialist assessment outcome for me be favourable given that Germany doesn't have a clearly structured residency training and exams?
I'd really appreciate your input
Specialist recognition for cardiology in Australia after completing training in Germany is possible, but the outcome will depend on the specifics of your training program. The lack of a clearly structured residency program in Germany could make it more challenging for automatic recognition, but your detailed training and experience will still play a key role.
Consider booking a 1:1 session over Zoom so we can discuss your options in great detail: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway
Suddently you spoke hindi and it felt like very soothing !! Thanks
Urdu bro, but potato pahtato.
Glad you enjoyed the moment of familiarity!
True
Mine is security issues and kids future
Wherever one migrates always important to research the geopolitics of the country, good choice, Saudi Arabia excellent place to live and work. Australian society is very aethist, deeply racist and bogan all combined and most have very vast nafs.
thanks doctor...can you give advice about recruitment company or who we can contact to find best offers ..thank you
I recommend searching LinkedIn, Indeed etc
Sir! Currently in final year of medical school. I will be ECFMG certified Insha'Allah in 2026. Then I will apply for emergency medicine residency in Agha khan hospital and completing my MRCEM exams.
After that, what will be my level and job prospects in Australia?
MRCEM is unfortunately not recognized in Australia, you may apply for jobs after taking the AMC 1 via the Standard pathway and pursue training in EM.
Hello doctor, I'm an IMG. Does the intern in my country have to meet the requirements of Ahpra for Australian and New Zealand medical graduates (8 weeks in emergency medical care, 10 weeks in medicine, 10 weeks in surgery)?
As an IMG, you are not directly required to meet the same internship requirements as Australian and New Zealand medical graduates (e.g., 8 weeks emergency, 10 weeks medicine, and 10 weeks surgery). However, depending on your pathway to registration, you may still need to complete clinical rotations or supervised practice in these areas to ensure that you meet the Australian medical standards for safe practice. It’s important to consult AHPRA or the AMC directly to understand the specific requirements for your situation.
@@EmergencyFocus Thank you so much, wish you a good day
Hi where do plastic surgery and dermatology lie on merit list in Amc?
In Australia, the Australian Medical Council (AMC) does not maintain a centralized merit list ranking for medical specialties such as Plastic Surgery and Dermatology. Instead, each specialty is governed by its respective professional college, which oversees training, assessment, and selection processes.
If you were in India right now and in your 20s you would've chosen to leave India. I think you are in a mid life crisis.
@2:05 it makes me feel MISERABLE
Sir, I am from India. I done my paramedic course ; bsc emergency medicine , I am planning to go abroad, please sir give any suggestions. Which country is good . Please reply sir thank you 🙏🏻
Australia has many options for IMGs who want to pursue emergency medicine, must be a qualified doctor however.
He got a better job tax free salary but living in low living standards
Is australia that really bad doctor ?
Sir I work in children
It’s wonderful to know you work with children, what are your thoughts on their development here compared to back home?
Seeing you for the first time and noticed, Your lips and face moves like Manoj Muntashir😅
I appreciate you noticing the similarities, I try to be as clear and concise as possible in my communication.
Sir i just completed my undergraduate from Georgia 🇬🇪
I am planning to continue there in Australia 🇦🇺
Please kindly help me to get into the system
You will have to check AMC website for your medical school to be recognized and apply for the MCQ exams.
Hi Doctor ❤ I am a 5 th year med student in Belarus 🇧🇾.Can I come and do practices (just practices we do before the Graduation it’s like under a doctor we watch ….)if I come in my summer vacation to Australia?
Australia is not the west.
Well made video doc. Love from India