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Academic Foundation Year 1 Doctor in Liverpool | Honorary Clinical Fellow UoL | Aspiring T&O Surgeon | Part-time Powerlifter

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Richard Huynh
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First time pass in the first eligible sitting as an F1 🎉 Time to look at Part B!
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One of the PA students on my ward informed me that her uni provided her with a Littman Classic III for placements. Engraved and all. Would be nice if medical students got anything at all from med schools 🙄🙄🙄
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As a FY1 doctor, I have to have 60 hours of logged CPD to pass ARCP and progress to FY2. That’s just the first year of being a doctor. That’s on top of working 48 hours a week (20% more than PAs). The scale of our requirements are vastly beyond those of PAs. False equivalence
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⛔️ Rebuttal An infographic with misinformation is currently being shared on social media. We corrected it for you 😉 🚨 MAPs, share away! #PhysicianAssociate #AnaesthesiaAssociate #MAPs #UMAPs #MedicalAssociateProfessionals #🐙
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UKFPO is taking all control away from medical students. First they randomise the normal FP allocation. Now they plan to randomise SFP allocation. SFP applicants work hard to apply to the regions which suit their academic interests best. This undermines all their work. Ridiculous
@BMAstudents
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We fundamentally disagree with the decision by the UK Health bodies to move the Specialised Foundation Programme into the PIA system from 2025 and will fight for students by resisting this change in any way that we can. Read the full statement 👇
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I feel like a mug for doing grad entry medicine when I could have done PA instead 2 years PA vs 4 years Better starting pay No rotational training and training bottlenecks and MORE opportunities to gain specialist skills early What’s the point of having a medical degree at all?
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UK medicine does not reward excellence. This will only continue to push the best away to other countries 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿
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UKFPO is taking all control away from medical students. First they randomise the normal FP allocation. Now they plan to randomise SFP allocation. SFP applicants work hard to apply to the regions which suit their academic interests best. This undermines all their work. Ridiculous
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My heart breaks for the final years today. If I was allocated anything lower than my 5th rank, I would have left medicine. A system that does not respect doctors doesn’t deserve our labour. Stop this nonsense
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halseyhands
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Be kind to Medical Students Day UK FPO Allocations out today First year these have been RANDOMLY allocated A lot of young talent being sent places for their first job they’ve never been, worked or chosen This is terribly unfair #MedTwitter
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Definitely keen for these as my trust have omitted my title on my ID and have put “F1” as my role. No mention of Dr anywhere. All for more clear identification of staff roles!
@sumitriptan
Sumi Manirajan 🦀 #TellThemAgain
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I’ve had a very special delivery today. Coming to hospitals near you. (yes they’re double sided) #AskForADoctor @BMA_JuniorDocs
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NW SFP Offer! I'm going home for Foundation! I'm so happy I could cry 😭
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@trishacurran23 @medicalmodelbri @parthaskar They most definitely do not have a degree in medicine. That would be doctors. Try again
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Richard Huynh
9 months
Check the salary. Job requirements are GMC registration and 1 year experience working as a doctor. Jobs like these become more attractive by the day
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Regarding the recent BMA MAP scope guidance “Unfortunately, the RCP was offered no involvement in shaping the document and, in our view, patient safety is better served by collaboration” Not like the RCP have had 20 years to produce such guidance or anything 🙄
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Ahead of the @RCPhysicians extraordinary general meeting, president @DrSarahClarke explains why there is a role for physician associates in the NHS @bmj_latest
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@SaraTon08500527 A new graduate is still a doctor who has done over double the training of a PA but is unable to work/Locum in GP until GPST. Terrible take
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1 year
UK medical training is a joke
@veggieequallife
Dr Tanya
1 year
Overheard PA students "Our PA training is intense, essentially doing what medical students in 2 years" "No one wants to do F1 F2 jobs, just pure service provision. They have no choice. Our first months will be like that until the consultants notice us & let us do regs stuff"
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Oh and did I mention that I am paid £10,000 less too? Insult on top on insult
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A first for me today. I had a patient who only spoke Vietnamese. I’ve never had to speak my native language professionally before but I could see his relief at being able to converse freely with me. Extremely grateful to my parents for teaching me my mother tongue today 🇻🇳
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1 year
The changes to CST applications are a joke this year. I have been preparing a portfolio for the past two years. This is so discouraging for when I have to apply in a few years time
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Oh and less weekly working hours too
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3 years
Excited to be attending the first online FSS! @ICSMSurgicalSoc @ASiTofficial
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@rebeccabutlerm2 @DrEilidhMaria No longer score based. Now computer generated allocations introduced from this year onwards
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@SnowFake3 @CTAbdoPelvis They literally can’t be. Surgical training is only open to medical graduates
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Richard Huynh
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9-5 Mon-Fri. Oh, and 50% work from home.
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Are there any UK doctors on here who have made the move to Aus and gotten onto orthopaedic/gen surg training? Looking for some information and trying to keep my options wide open!
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Interested in Academic Surgery? Join us at the Northern Universities Academic Surgery Evening - a FREE virtual event providing a quickfire guide to academic surgery and how you can get involved as a medical student! 🔗Register here: @STARSurgUK
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Ex free school meals kid here too Proud to represent an extremely underrepresented minority in medicine
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220kg deadlift at 76.2kg. 2 weeks out. 3x bodyweight squat and deadlift is looking like a guaranteed outcome
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I’ve realised how much I enjoy providing explanations to patients and their families I’ve spoken to many patients who were unable to follow their clinical care and being able to help them understand has been so rewarding to me. It’s an immense privilege to do what we do
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Bodyweight 📉 deadlift 📈 200kg @ RPE 7 4 weeks out from my 74kg debut!
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Would be interesting to see what the GMC think of PAs independently practicing surgery with no supervising Cons. Regulation also means repercussions for practicing illegally beyond your scope
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Richard Huynh
1 year
2/2 SFP interviews secured ✅ Any last minute tips would be greatly appreciated!
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Post 4 day on call weekend training. Little 210kg single. Training after a long string of shifts is always such a treat!
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@DrEilidhMaria The deprofessionalisation of medicine in the U.K. It’s the little things eroding away one at a time
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Dunning-Kruger in full effect. Unconscious incompentence. Would it be acceptable for F1/2s to see pregnant patients completely unsupervised? Then why is it ok for a PA with less training to do so multiple times before finally referring to an obstetrician?
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Ben Harris
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It’s not just me. My wife - she had a constant chest infection and asthma flare up between weeks 12 and 29 of pregnancy. She attended the GP multiple times including the aforementioned PA on several occasions and was constantly dismissed.
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@_Amy_Li_ I wish Newcastle were as kind as Leicester
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Only doctors should be regulated by the GMC The deprofessionalisation of medicine in the U.K. is accelerating at a worrying rate
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🧵The updated #GoodMedicalPractice2024 uses the term ‘medical professionals’ as a collective term for doctors, physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs), rather than listing out each individual role for every reference. We haven't removed doctors from the…
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@SnowFake3 @CTAbdoPelvis Yes if they go to medical school like all of the doctors and surgeons. Then they wouldn’t be PAs any longer. What’s your point?
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@SnowFake3 @CTAbdoPelvis You cannot apply for surgical training as a PA. If a PA goes to medical school, they are then a doctor and can apply. Hence PAs can’t be surgical trainees. You following?
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@olddiesel Except most PAs are fresh biomed graduates with no clinical professional background 🙄
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@mgbmarkb Mark, I am a first class BSc graduate. I have the significant education that you are talking about. I could have easily gotten into PA instead of graduate entry medicine because the requirements are LESSER for the former.
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@SnowFake3 @CTAbdoPelvis It is not snobbery to ask for clear delineation of roles. The PA cannot directly become a surgical consultant without first becoming a doctor whereas the surgical trainee is directly training to become one. Training should prioritise the latter, which is the point of OP.
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1 year
It was an absolute pleasure to compete today
@Watsoninverness
Angus J Mackintosh Watson
1 year
@RCSEd ⁩ 1300 students entered 230 got into the second round 38 finalists, from every part of the UK, took part in the skills session today All are winners Congratulations to you all
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1 year
Definitely this. The most valuable preparation I did was twice weekly prep with a fellow applicant. Would also recommend the Medical Interviews book for personal questions and Dr Mo's videos on YouTube!
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Penny Sucharitkul
1 year
What did I use for AFP ❌️No expensive courses ❌️No personal tuition ✅️ How to read a paper book by Prof trisha ✅️ Dr Ollies free afp YouTube series ✅️practice with fellow academics (🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻)
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4 plate date tonight after work 🔴 220kg @ 76.6kg Coming for that triple bodyweight squat on the platform in 3 weeks
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@NHS_HealthEdEng What a way to completely undermine current medical students who are going into debt to be on clinical placements. Outrageous
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Final heavy single of this competition prep. 225kg @ 75.4kg. Just shy of 1.2kg off triple bodyweight. 10 days to taper and make it happen
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@Beska If I’m going to have my soul destroyed working in the NHS, I may as well do this instead and make triple the money
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Richard Huynh
3 years
Second week of my ortho SSC. I got the opportunity to do some suturing on a hemi hip replacement! The reg was so patient and encouraging. It’s these little things that keep my motivation high! #orthotwitter #medtwitter
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@kt__hutchinson Sames 🙃 Oh and stress related blepharitis that continues to plague me to this day!
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Richard Huynh
1 year
@JonnyGucks The comments don't seem far off the mark regarding foundation training. I want to be a surgeon. Why should I spend two years rotating around jobs learning nothing of use when I could be doing the specialities I want to do instead.
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I love medicine but seeing tweets like these so regularly is starting to make me question my reasons for staying. If I can't comfortably meet my basic needs, how can I even begin to find any job satisfaction? Time to book USMLE perhaps
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Bethan J
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One of the biggest misconceptions I had about being a dr would be that I’d earn enough of a wage to be comfortable. Not rich of course, but enough to pay bills, pay off some credit card & to treat myself from time to time… …Not using emergency credit on the gas/electric meter
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@lhoyle_ I was given two sets for free. When I required more in final year for 5 days of placement a week, I had to purchase them myself. Seems like this wasn’t a unique experience
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I got to suture for the first time in theatre today! Nerve wracking but the consultant plastic surgeon was so patient and encouraging. Baby steps!
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Be the senior you wish you had I’ll try to keep this in mind as I progress
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Dr Erin L-S
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As I near the end of F1, I've been reflecting on experiences with seniors As the most junior doctor in the NHS, it's made me think about how *I* want/don't want to be when I'm a senior Please add your own experiences! What's shaped you? #MedTwitter #MedStudentTwitter 🧵 1/12
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Sign below to prevent the change in SFP selection to PIA Stop the erosion of clinical academia in U.K. PG Medicine!
@PPJSucharitkul
Penny Sucharitkul
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🚨Outraged by changes to academic jobs? 🚨 Take Action ✅️ Sign our open letter today 👇👇
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Performed my first procedure in theatre today! Removal of a K wire in a child’s distal tibia. Feels amazing to get hands on rather than just observing! So grateful to have a great reg who’s willing to let me get stuck in 😷
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@ellennelsonrowe Honestly, same. Some of the best parts of being an F1 for me has been helping patients pass away with dignity. Too often we neglect to have these uncomfortable conversations but it’s always better that we do and that we do so early whilst capacity remains.
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1 year
A reminder about our academic surgery evening! It is a good opportunity to hear from two academic surgeons with Q&A time at the end! Will be useful to anyone looking to get into academic surgery @STARSurgUK @NCLSurgSoc
@HuynhCTRichard
Richard Huynh
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Interested in Academic Surgery? Join us at the Northern Universities Academic Surgery Evening - a FREE virtual event providing a quickfire guide to academic surgery and how you can get involved as a medical student! 🔗Register here: @STARSurgUK
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@Medic_Mermaid From my understanding, you first need ECFMG Certification of your medical qualifications to be eligible to sit the USMLEs. After passing Step 1 and 2, you’re eligible to apply for US residency programmes. @kt__hutchinson anything else I’m missing?
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@ollieburtonmed It’s like they forget that they were once SHOs who needed to be trained. Ladder pulling at its finest with no concern for upholding professional standards in medicine
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5th rank is generous. Anything less than my 2nd ranked deanery would have been enough for me to leave. Medical sales anyone?
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@liamlfc64 @XelenX1 @JujuliaGrace Many medical students are graduates with prior degrees which brings their total to 7-8 years (7 in my case). A bioscience BSc is insufficient as a base for clinical medicine. The 4 year Grad Entry MBBS programme exists already for those who want a quicker route to medicine.
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My afternoon clinic at GP was solely skin lesion presentations. I enjoyed it so much more than I thought I would! Maybe I should look into dermatology a little more 👀 #dermatology #MedStudentTwitter #MedTwitter
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Great day at the @bota_uk fundamentals of T&O! It was lovely to network with like minded med students and friendly surgeons 🦴🔨
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@stephenrhughes I wanted to write more but character limit 😅 MRCS, research, QIP, and teaching just to name a few
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For all my gym people. This beef protein isolate is INCREDIBLE. 27g protein, 0g fat, 0g carbs and tastes like squash. Game changer for getting that high protein intake in when busy!
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@Lucyclizine Straight to greener pastures with your MBBS ✈️
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Richard Huynh
3 years
Learning hand ties is productive procrastination, no? #MedTwitter
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Richard Huynh
3 years
Attended the @DoctorsAcademy ESSPAS course yesterday. It was great to spend the day learning some basic surgical skills and principles!
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@RCSEd @Medtronic Surgical Skills Competition Heat 2 kit has arrived 🔥Very excited to get stuck into this
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@DrEilidhMaria I actually prefer this but I work in a hospital with electronic records so I can literally just sit in the doctor’s office and churn through basic prescription tasks and blood requests/reviews
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@mgbmarkb I have done a total of 7 years of university education (3 years BSc, 4 years GEM). The GEM course is highly competitive with only 2.5% of applicants getting a spot in my application cycle. Cream of the crop To do all of this to start on LESS pay and MORE hours isn’t on
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@RobertLeoTucker Absolutely ludicrous proposal
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@a_younis99 Merit should be rewarded and yet here we are. All this does is encourage mediocracy
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What a week in trauma theatre. Orthopaedics, I'm sold!
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Richard Huynh
2 years
Pay is only one part of the retention problem. I’m looking forward to starting next year but I can’t help but feel uneasy.
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@veggieequallife @RobLaurensonD4P Sounds like a probity issue with fitness to practice implications. One rule for us and one for them.
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Deadlifts for breakfast. Now onto a day of data collection
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@dannyjnwong This rationale will be fine once regulation and defined scope are in place. Until then, they are just taking shortcuts to do what doctors do without any of the dedicated training and study. Very dangerous if abused as we have seen examples of recently
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What a morning at the NUPRAS Plastics Skills Day! Very proud to host this event to address the lack of surgical skills exposure in medical school
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@thatsnotmine125 I agree. As long as the uniform is scrubs and not tunics as I can’t stand how tunics look
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1 year
@mevparekh @JonnyGucks My fears are that FY docs rotate so frequently and the experience is so department specific. I know plenty of doctors who claim to have deskilled during their time on certain rotations. Too much time doing ward admin tasks with no educational support from seniors
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@bicmyhead @stmarnockZ Unfortunately I agree. A shame the situation we find ourselves in
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Richard Huynh
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FY1s are of no value apparently 🤷‍♂️ So excited to start in 2 months 🙃
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Richard Huynh
9 months
Can’t wait to start FY1 in 6 weeks time 🙃🙃 Rotational training makes life worse for permanent teams and rotating trainees alike. All in the name of superficial breadth and no real training. No wonder most of my cohort have exit plans before they’ve even started in the NHS
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@DocDoLi @DrEilidhMaria I think this is a case of false causation. I reckon that FY1s don’t have the highest pass rate because they are FY1s but rather because only highly motivated aspiring surgeons would sit the exam so early and thus have dedicated much more to the exam. That is the case for me!
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See you there in 2 years 👋
@jrgmarwood
Joe Marwood
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2/3rds and climbing...
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@VishwajeetP4t3l Things are clearly getting worse rather than better. It’s hard to be optimistic when the NHS is collapsing and postgraduate medical recruitment is abysmal. Especially worrying as I’m one of a minority of new doctors who plan to remain a doctor here. Most of my peers plan to leave
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@drumairrk Yet another hoop to jump through 🙃🙄
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Richard Huynh
2 years
Got my first abstract acceptance for a poster presentation today! It ain’t much but it’s a big first for me!
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@RajMaan_ Already signed up! This is what prompted my tweet. I’d even consider giving up on surgery and doing IM or primary care in the US at this point
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@KouroshParvizi @AintreeMTC I accepted my SFP offer for @AintreeMTC too! See you there
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2 years
My excitement for my first presentation has been quickly crushed by the £627 fee to attend the conference 🙃 Getting a taste for the cost of portfolio building early it seems
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Richard Huynh
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The first of many since joining this research group! Congratulations to Yash for taking this project to the finish line 👏🏼
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Richard Huynh
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@mattharrisdr @MStott88 @JonnyGucks I appreciate your opinion. I’m probably just a bit burnt out and sick of medical school. I hope my foundation yard will be as educational as yours. Thank you for your input.
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4 months
@MStott88 Which gym is this? Currently working at Aintree and could use a close by gym!
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Richard Huynh
9 months
Graduating with the best!
@kt__hutchinson
Katie Hutchinson
9 months
All finished. Dr Hutchinson and Dr Huynh 🤝
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@james_bedford Stuck between a rock and a hard place. Thank you for trying to do the right thing for your trainees even when the system is against you. You clearly care and I hope my bosses in the future are like you, Mr Bedford!
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@uinseann87 The very first PA I encountered was in GP where I was assigned to shadow him. He didn’t properly introduce himself and didn’t correct the patient when they called him doctor. My experience with PAs has been much the same ever since.
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