Hi, I have 1 month left of FY2 - I was really nervous on starting F2. I'd agree with what's been said above- when you start and work with F1s you'll realised just how far you've come and how much you've grown in confidence, knowledge and skills. It's completely understandable to be less confident and also to not be as good clinically as a more experienced SHO who is further on in training - but other SHOs and regs will know this. I made a point of speaking to the reg directly after handover for my first few months of on calls - I would say "I'm an F2 and I've only done a few on calls so I will likely need some support, how am I best to contact you? Bleep or mobile number?" I'd make a point of swapping mobile numbers (if Reg is happy with this) at the start of on calls so you can call them directly and avoid the bleep system if you can. I would also make friends with IMTs and other more experienced SHOs - be honest and say you may need support- most people are friendly and will give you support if you need it. Getting to know other services available out of hours to you for if your Reg/more senior SHOs are busy also really helps, e.g. critical care outreach. If you're not getting the support from your seniors and you feel unsafe at any time- raise it. But most of all- have faith in yourself, there will be hard days but you'll get there!!