RAD VLOG #1| A day in the life of a UK Radiologist ☠️
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- Here is a quick video about what I do in a day as a Doctor specialising in diagnostic imaging i.e. Radiology. This day was mainly spent doing different types of ultrasound scans, and then preparing for a cancer multidisciplinary team meeting. Hope you enjoy 🙃
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Excellent. Thank you for taking us with you through your day. For ultrasound, I am doing them standing for 3 years now and feel way better regarding back aches. It is good that you get all the half day to prepare for your MDT , unfortunately, where I work we don’t have time for that , so either you discover the cases on the MDT or you stay after 18h to check the exams .
This was a brilliant video, very well made. Currently an F2 doctor and was considering a career in radiology and it's actually so useful and interesting to see the actual day in the life of a consultant
Thank you so much. Glad you found it useful :)
Really thankful for this video. I’m a doctor who wants to be a radiologist in UK as my future career. I’ve been searching for a UK version and here it is. You seems so energetic and lovely too 💕 Please show us more!
Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it :)
Looking forward to more of these videos!
Enjoyed the video 😍 Simple and Beautiful 🤩 I liked the environment also 👌🏿 Clean and Tidy to Welcome Patients/Clients 👍🏿
Loved your video! I'm a final year med student and want to do Radiology. Would love to see more videos about your experiences/vlogs as a radiologist. Thanks!
Me as well. Hope you are still following your dream?
Informative & well detailed of ur life. Got a subscriber😉❤
Really like ur video...plz make more videos regardings life as radiologist in uk
Lovely video. Funny as well. Thanks!
Gd evening mam ,That's very nice and informative video,,,i am doctor from Asia ,,wann do my post graduation in the UK as a radiologist ,,,, please keep posting ur daily vlogs , lifestyle,and personal- professional life balance
Loved the vlog! What camera did you use to film this vlog and what editing software did you use?
Loved it...felt like I was part of your day.
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Glad you enjoyed it
Hi there! Loved the video, very informative. I'd just like to ask you if you report X-rays and cross-sectional imaging as well. Is your position restricted to ultrasounds, or do you have special days where you report other modalities (only asking as they're not mentioned in the video). Thank you!
Hi there. Thanks for watching. As a radiologist you report both plain film and cross sectional imaging and, do US +/- intervention, participate in MDTs, fluroscopy etc. Not restricted to only ultrasound.
Love it ...keep up
Amazing video! Great for a med student who wants to be a radiologist.
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊. Good luck! You'll be a colleague in no time 😉.
@@thesavvydoctor6729 thank you! If you’ve got any opportunities for students I’d love to get involved!
Love the work flow from the Bahamas.
Lovely. Thanks for watching 😊
Currently a medical officer in radiology in South Africa, I recently passed my part one exams and am interviewing for registrar posts. The information you share is SO VALUABLE and not easily accessed so thank you so so much. I'm inspired to do the same in journey to attract more interest in this beautiful field. Let me know if I could contact you privately for advice on MMed research topics
Everything of the best to you on your endeavors going forth and please continue to share it with us
Hi Gugu I'm also interested in Radiology, can I ask if you had exposure to Radiology prior to getting the MO post? Will be applying for Comm Serve later on this year and I'm trying to figure out which hospitals will enable me to get exposure in Radiology
IOM UK TB test results i had the report Negative TB and only chest x ray abnormal.
short bandlike opacity in the left lung base. i had IGRA test is Negative.
could i apply work visa for UK please tell me?
I am a radiology technician, is there a difference between technician and technology when hiring?
Dear doctor, in the lower left corner of my lung x-ray it says 92kVp 25mA 4mAs. Does this mean that during the recording I received a dose of radiation of up to 4 mAs?
Can you please tell me...... I am Completed my Diploma in X-ray Technician..... And I won't to do Advance Diploma and Master's from UK .... So Which Speciality I choose... And which Speciality is demanding right know in UK....
What are the responsibilities of diagnostic medical sonographer in UK doctor could you tell me please?
Hello Dr,that was a very nice video.
But may i ask something very basic? If an IMG clears FRCR exam( without plab), is he eligible to work in uk as a radiologist?
To my knowledge, no. You need the PLAB exam in order to be registered with the GMC and you cannot work as a Doctor in the UK if you are not registered with the GMC.
On normal day ,what is the case load for you like no. Of patients you have to see?
And on hectic day….
Would you consider working as an radiologiat overwhelming as compared to being an obstetrician?
Im a medical officer in Ghana.
I enjoy the video.
Thank you. I'm glad you did.
Very nice video
Great 👍 very informative. I enjoyed it☺P.s music while talking is a bit distracting
Thanks for the feedback. Will take it on board for future videos :)
I liked the music
Very nice 👍🙂
If we can connet in linkedin
I am a radiologist somewhere outside the UK.
I thought doctors in Britain don’t do routine ultrasound scans .
I was wrong alas
Hi can you explain this radiologist terminology. Does "short intact hip abductors" in the impression on hip mri study mean the tissue has actually shortened or its just referring to the abductor and rotator muscles? Do you know which muscles?
Hello i wanna ask you i am in health and social care student in London can i became a radiologist?
I have a doubt
If I do Msc in medical imagaing and write PLAB will it help me to get into radiology training easing
Hi. Honestly, I don't think the MSC would improve your chances. I wouldn't advise it if the only reason to do so is to get into Radiology.
@@thesavvydoctor6729 it would be nice to make a video about this subject.
No idea what any of this means, but the on thing that is non-negationable is an MD or equivalent
By the way, I am preparing to come to UK.
maim I need jobs radiology technician.X RAY, CT SCAN, MRI A TO Z GRAPHY
u made me fall for radiology
Hello, what stage of training are you in or are you consultant? Thankyou!
Hi, I filmed this as a Fellow- so finished training but not yet started as a Consultant.
I am radiology technician
Intrasted your video
Hello, from Argentina! My English student Fernanda is a radiologist also from Argentina, and she wants to ask you:
1) How many do you work?
2)Do you listen to music at work?
3)Do you post medical images on the internet?
Thank you! Have a very nice day!
Can you do radiography and later become a radiologist?
Yes by going to medical school again.
Or become reading radiologist who can read certain scans like cxr ct head
If I was a doctor I would be a Radiologist
Believe it or not, I am not a judge, but a radiologist. Interesting video. Doing mostly interventions these days though.
woooh nice!. Where are you based?
@@thesavvydoctor6729 Norway.
hi do u mind sharing the approx annual salary of radiologist based on ur experience?
Hi there. Thanks for watching. All NHS doctors of the same grade make the same Base salary regardless of specialty. Have a look at the BMA website
www.bmj.com/careers/article/the-complete-guide-to-nhs-pay-for-doctors
How long does it take to be a radiologist
It's a minimum of 5 years, after 2 years of Foundation training.
2 scans a day! I mean are you crazy? Here in India and average radiologist does 50+ scans in a government setup.. omg😂
As a radiologist doesn't they wear white coat???! For protection
Hi, as a fellow radiologist from India, would you be comfortable in sharing the number of scans you do on a regular day?
Hi can you explain this radiologist terminology. Does "short intact hip abductors" in the impression on hip mri study mean the tissue has actually shortened or its just referring to the abductor and rotator muscles? Do you know which muscles?
Me one day
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hii mam
Radiologists are also called doctors?
Yeah, they pass do MBChB before specialization
As a radiologist doesn't they wear white coat????