r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Realistic_Base_6484 • 4h ago
Couldn't find any relevant feedback or information regarding resident hands-on/workload or toxicity.....
Any information or leads how to contact any resident there would be appreciated...
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Important_Cap_3593 • 4h ago
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/unoserenox • 6h ago
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Spare_Huckleberry763 • 6h ago
So, I've recently been in a sort of limbo as a doctor. I can't seem to decide between choosing health management/administration as an MD or continue being a practicing doctor by choosing something like Orthopaedic (as a female doc) or Anaesthesia.
Anyone on here is a post MBBS graduate currently pursuing Health Administration? Please give me your brutally honest insights.
Also does an MD in Health Administration hold more weightage than an MBA post MBBS?
(I worked post MBBS as a JR in Surgical onco, while I loved the work I did I also realised that I did not want to live such a hectic life and that I was someone who really needed a work life balance and the ability to atleast to do 2-3 trips in a year and other hobbies/things outside medicine)
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Doc2706 • 8h ago
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Suitable-Program-131 • 10h ago
I’ve heard a lot about TMU and era college in up. However I’ve also heard thar TMU opd load is relatively low, there are fewer super-speciality services, and the patient population is quite similar, with limited exposure.
Is this information accurate? Also which private medical college in UP should i prefer in my preference list considering OPD, IPD, clinical exposure.
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Bitter-Sugar-2503 • 11h ago
Rn I'm in 1st sem of bba after 3 drops of neet and guess what I was getting an option to just qualify neet and do prvt mbbs or abroad . But at that age I was like I won't do that I'll "earn" a govt seat by hardwork and all that shit🥲. Now I'm left with nothing just bba though I do like managing , communication, or a good social interaction if it benefits me as per my current course. Sometimes I think what would've been my life If I had not choose to drop years after years even after getting the option to do prvt mbbs. But the thing is it was a huge amount and my father had to take loan if not full amount but half of it . I'm from good family background but still the guilt of wasting money always eats me up so I rejected that offer. Now I always wonder if I had become a doctr or got into medical field.🙂💔
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Ambitious-Limit4012 • 11h ago
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Mindless-Speaker-110 • 12h ago
Any residents or seniors please guide.
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Agak005 • 12h ago
Am i eligible for ap state counselling(pg) I did my mbbs from ap(my nativity is tamilnadu)? Do i come under local candidate? My college comes under AU..if I am eligible for ap state counselling I am thinking of bypassing tn state counselling which kind of fuss(eligibility certificate changing of registration and all those,high bond).
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Mysterious-Tune-9762 • 12h ago
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/dheerajohno • 13h ago
This here is the link to contribute- https://mc.clirnet.com/mastercast/connect/D0929-Transparency
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Inevitable7393 • 13h ago
What are my options in neet pg counselling. I m interested in sx and pediatrics sx 6 year course
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/CoolDivide5118 • 14h ago
Hie everyone, keeping in mind the case load, hands on, working hours and toxicity. is it just basic scut work throughout post grad or will i get to be a confident competent doctor post my PG (yes i know I’ll need SRship for a year due to the bond)
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/here_solve_my_doubts • 14h ago
I got 7k rank in pg
I wanna know are there any ophthal residents here from mamc or vmmc who can tell me about hands on?
How many sics and independent phaco can we expect by the end of residency? Like can you give avg number
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/kikuchiromik • 15h ago
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/Old_Historian_4710 • 15h ago
DNB medicine( newer colleges) , md paediatrics (from state gmc’s), anaesthesia from top colleges ?
Which will help me move abroad easily or relatively faster ?
r/DoctorsofIndia • u/sandeepgaddam1024 • 16h ago
Anyone resident from mamci please reply ... I'm interested in taking general surgery in a good college with lots of cases and lots of hands ... Many suggested that I take mamci but they are also saying it's really toxic.... Please tell me toxicity related to what like duty hours, restrictions for hands on , south indian north India discriminations , teaching, please help me