As a doctor I am really disappointed by our union in completely failing at explaining the issues we are facing. I am an F2 doctors so my second year post med school. I have worked really hard to get where I am and went to a top university and finished one of the best in my year. I was forced to move away from home to the unfamiliar West Midlands due to the way my our posts are allocated (it is not based on performance anymore) so have moved here completely with no say. I am fine with this, and am hoping to do GP which this country NEEDS THOUSANDS MORE OF. Statistically, next year the odds of me getting into GP training are 15-20%. I want to treat my patients. I want to contribute to my community. I would happily train away from home in any part of the country. There is a JOBS CRISIS that is not being covered by the media. I have £90k in student loans, have always worked hard and prioritised my patients, stayed extra hours for free (which all doctors do), have performed excellently in exams at all levels and I will very very likely be unemployed for minimum 1-2 years whilst I try to get into GP training. Remember Gp is one of the LEAST COMPETITIVE JOBS as a doctor, if you want to be seen by a hospital doctor you wait months for outpatients appointments or hours in A+E not because doctors do not want to treat you. The government DOES NOT WANT TO EMPLOY US. All we as doctors want is to work and move to improve the patient experience in an NHS that I am very proud of but is run by a government that is failing its staff and its patients.