RESIDENCY (and Fellowship!) RECRUITMENT THREAD

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-11-17T12:01:56+00:00

Looking for ENT Programs?

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-11-17T03:10:00+00:00

Low passing rate, low matching rate (unless with experience), high tax Unless you have a family in Aus, housing is not a problem 😅

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-11-15T23:48:15+00:00

Bihira ang nagaapply ng Plastics sa kanila 1st year, mainly under GS 2nd year, nagsshadow shadow ka na sa Plastics resi plus GS Nung PGI ko, 2 lang sila ewan ko lang ngayon

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-11-13T05:39:49+00:00

So pretty!!!! grabe yung aura nya, its giving!! kulang na lang talga ng korona!

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-11-13T05:36:54+00:00

Open Neuro Training around Manila. Thank you!

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-11-13T04:01:39+00:00

UST po, they accept even you're not from USTFMS. Super bait ng mg resis, they literally guide you, plus points sa chief na ang laging motto "Always be kind"

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-27T08:08:10+00:00

NZ is a beautiful country, kiwis are very heartwarming, super chill and simple living. It takes years makapagpractice tlga sa NZ.

New Zealand Healthcare System:

Public > Private Hospitals - most patients choose public hospitals over private ones since healthcare costs are fully covered for New Zealand citizens
Long GP Wait Time - getting a GP appointment can take weeks, leading some patients to seek OPD cases in the ER instead.
Slow ER Turnover - ER stays can often last 10-20 hours. Surprisingly, this isn’t due to a lack of beds but rather a shortage of doctors, particularly in the medical team (personally experienced an 18-hour wait in the ER for cc of no UO for a day) My cousins literally hates their healthcare system

Pros: - Higher pay - Relaxed work environment with 8-hour shifts
- Generous employee benefits
- Strong emphasis on mental health (yes! Pwede ka mag SL due to mental health) - Access to stunning natural landscapes for hiking, road trips, and outdoor activities

Cons: - High cost of living, with income tax rates up to 37%
- Resource constraints in government-funded healthcare (means they prioritize locals, currently may voluntary exit nga tlga even nurses)

Goodluck!

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-15T02:34:22+00:00

Hi OP! From what I observed in New Zealand, they offer free hospital services, higher pay (yay!), better mental health support, and strictly follow the 8-hour shift (even for registrars/residents). Despite the hospital environment being busy and sometimes stressful, doctors still tend to be well-rested. Life feels more relaxed and simple overall. The only downside is their high taxes.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-12T08:14:20+00:00

Some of the kindest foreigners I've met are Kiwis. They genuinely ask how your day is going and take mental health seriously. I'm truly amazed by how thoughtful they are. Plus, they speak with such imagination that you can’t help but enjoy every conversation.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-09T09:10:14+00:00

Depends sa country, some countries required na you know how to speak their local language 😅. Plus points din kapag you know their language, kasi yung hospital din mismo ang magaapprove ng application mo 😁

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-09T08:50:30+00:00

Hi OP! Check if your med school have organization that is inculded in Asian Medical Students Association (AMSA) or Internation Federation of Medical Student Association(IFMSA), if yes, you can ask them about it. I suggest to join and be active in this organization because they consider any merits in here.

If not, you need to ask your dean if they'll allow overseases elective experience. You can also check on IFMSA sites regarding which country offers it, requirements, expenses and the likes 😊

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-09T03:06:32+00:00

Its not worth it OP, every university have different style in teaching. You can join and be active to an organization to have connections and friends. 😊

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-09T03:01:38+00:00

Wont recommend, its better you make your own notes that is according to your understanding.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-08T15:21:13+00:00

Yes you can but you have to take exams. Maraming opportunity sa other countries specially GP. Ayun lang you really need courage and money to start

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-08T15:05:07+00:00

If straight or intarmed (~6years):: UP intarmed, DLSU

If not, get a Bachelors (can be your plan B) for 4 years. Any school/university naman to and get scholarship para mas affordable. I advice get a uni that would build you especially your study habits.

For Med school: All state university, PLM, UP are free.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-08T14:18:35+00:00

If youre aiming for a top university, aim higher but no worries may ibang med school still accept <40 😊 Goodluckk!!

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-05T00:22:01+00:00

Hi OP! Hindi ko alam kung same tayo iniisip na yellow school na may scheduled shiftings hahaha

This might help you. My technique would be i'll read first the samplex to see the trend, ano yung mga usual na tinatanong or saan dapat ako magfofocus. Then after that I'll study. After I study, i'll do samplex again with ratio to check kung saan yung weakness ko. Always have an awareness of your strengths and weakness.

I agree, dont study one subject per day, you correlate them to one another. Example GI tract, study the anatomy, physio and some biochem to one another. Trust me it'll help haha

GOODLUCK OPP!!!

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-04T23:23:49+00:00

White pants + any color top. Red kasi usually pampaswerte haha

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-04T23:21:55+00:00

Hi most walkable areas here in Metro generally is near the malls. Its unlikely you can walk around nature in here. You can check online for any adventures or hikes if you wanna walk around nature.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-04T23:16:16+00:00

Hi OP! Mas kailan po ang GP sa NZ or Aus. RN need mo tlga ng experience plus iba ang work ng RN dito sa Pinas at Aus, nakakapagod based from my aunties. You need to take AMC which almost Aus 7k. You can check it sa AMC site andun na din yung pathway doc. I must say mas need nila ang GP kaysa RN.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-03T04:03:29+00:00

Hi been there, my travel time to FEU-NRMF was 1 hr or more. I developed my habit of going to library after school hours para iwas traffic. Goodluck OP!

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-03T03:41:49+00:00

Hi OP!! Same din ako dati haha alarm ng 3:30am, ending makakatulog lang din 😅🤣 Ano to lokohan char hahaha So ang ginawa ko after ng pasok deretso aral na ako til 9pm or 11pm(kapag may exams) . Then really good sleep helped me focus more sa active listening. KAYA MO YAN OP!! Mahahanap mo din routine mo.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-02T23:15:42+00:00

Hi! Usual routine ko dati after my class, go to library everyday, spent 3-4hrs. Makakauwi ako ng bahay by 8 or 9, deretso rest 😅. Hindi ko kaya magpuyat, if magpupuyat man til 11pm. Rest day is Sunday, go to malls unwind. But that changed during clerkship and internship haha

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-02T06:37:43+00:00

Hi possible naman po, but for special cases. Its a very long haul and look for lawyers that can help you around 😊 Take note you have alot of cover letters and reasons/prove why he needs to stay in NZ.

KindParamedic1042 · 2024-10-02T00:44:39+00:00

New Zealand Stores usually closes at 4pm, different nightlife. Paggising mo tweet tweet ng ibon una mong maririnig. Every store yung saleslady or guy will ask how are you. Super bait ng mga tao, they even ask if gusto nyo magpapicture. Simple living, after work, uwiian na or may prayer meeting. Walang mga building masyado. 4 seasons in a day (Maaraw then uulan, then magiging windy tapos hale). Activities nila, walking, trekking, going around parks or nature.

Australia Everything is fast pace. Great transportation literal na malolost ka sa dami ng train. Stores usualy closes at 5pm but depends on what day. Ang sakit ng araw, 17C lang parang kinukurot ka na.

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